All London's live music

Machine Girl’s blend of digital hardcore, DnB, footwork, and metal is undeniably heavy. Just don’t call it ‘industrial’: vocalist and producer Matt Stephenson prefers “fucked-up electronic punk”.

Bloody Bollocks – Satirical, Comical punk rock, as evinced by their rather wonderful album on Bandcamp, Now That’s What I Call Bollocks. Superb.

Originally formed in New York City and recently relocated to Pittsburgh, Machine Girl is a solo turned two piece digital hardcore outfit consisting of vocalist / producer Matt Stephenson and drummer Sean Kelly.

NO TEETH Noise wave from Newcastle. Psychedelic and wonky music of the weirdest and finest caustic UK Art Punk lineage

Junk Season is the creative outlet of Milton Keynes-based artist Harrison Kendall, a fresh voice connecting with fans in the modern pop punk/emo scene.

Showcasing whip-smart spikiness remains, and a gorgeous weirdness matched by very few others, it's easy to see why wonk pop 7-piece KEG are one of the most talked about bands of 2024. Soon they'll be THE band of 2025.

it’s good to be back at this iconic music venue with a truly remarkable line up.

Celebrate International Women's Day at 229 with headline set from We Hate You Please Die.

A special warm-up show for UK pop-punk band Fastlane before their support slot with You Me At Six

Torena
Oxnard hardcore on DAZE. Big basslines for moshers.

tribute to punk and new wave

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Punk, pop, buzzing, summery, heartfelt, defiant, adolescent, and wise all at once, the Descendents sound never gets old. The band return with their long-awaited LP, Hypercaffium Spazzinate, delivering some of their sharpest songwriting yet.

Matinee show doors 2.30 pm The Ramoanz – yes, the music of The Ramones played by some London punkers with a mission to spread The Gospel according to The Bruddas. Superb. A bunch of gigs under their belts and a show at Rebellion last year. We’re up for this. Wanna be satiated.

Hardcore and raw punk all night

London four-piece, The Skints, have clawed their way up from the depths of the underground punk and ska scene to a unique fixture on the global reggae stage.

Louisville quintet Knocked Loose head out on tour in support of their latest album You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To a diverse, cohesive and savagely aggressive release that sums up the massive strides they’ve taken as a band and their boundless potential going forward.

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German grit rock duo, The Picturebooks are known for their stripped down raw sound, fusing elements of blues, garage rock and punk.

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Diminishing Returns & Sad House Daddy bring three of DIY’s finest to Lower Clapton's Biddle Bros for what promises to be a premium evening of widdly guitars and feelings-venting.

The Rezillos are a punk/new wave band formed in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1976. Their independent debut single, ‘I Can’t Stand My Baby’ shot them to underground fame initially via airings on the radio show of BBC Radio 1’s John Peel.

During the first wave of U.K. punk rock, plenty of bands sang about a world full of violence and chaos, but Stiff Little Fingers didn’t have to imagine a dystopian world —

Trinity Bar Favourites SCREAMING DEAD and DAMAGE UK, with very special guests, return to Harrow-on-the Hill for a night of Punk'n'Roll.

SCREAMING DEAD - the original Horror Punks formed in Cheltenham in the early ‘80s and now play to packed audiences all over the world.

DHP Presents…

The Others, Indie Punk/Pop rock n roll veteran pirates.
20th Anniversary