Punk legends UK Subs are finally slowing down - but fear not - they will continue to play the occasional gig!
Fronted by Charlie Harper, who will celebrate his 79th Birthday this year, the Subs have stated that they still intend to go on to play some festivals – they are Rebellion stalwarts – plus the occasional gig here and there.. which no doubt will come as a relief to their many fans!
Tickets will be on sale from Wednesday 15th February – check the band’s website and socials for full details – and make sure you get in quickly for these!
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