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Descendents Hit Brixton Academy this June

Last year punk legends Descendents returned with their first album in 12 years, and now they’re heading back to UK shores. The Cali crew, who are the brains behind the mega-influential punk rock staple Milo Goes To College, have announced  a new show scheduled for Sunday 4th June at the 02 Brixton Academy in London. Tickets will be available […]

Grant Bailey by Grant Bailey
2017-02-09 15:59
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Last year punk legends Descendents returned with their first album in 12 years, and now they’re heading back to UK shores.

The Cali crew, who are the brains behind the mega-influential punk rock staple Milo Goes To College, have announced  a new show scheduled for Sunday 4th June at the 02 Brixton Academy in London. Tickets will be available from this Friday, 10th February from 9am (GMT) via Ticketweb:

 


 
The band played a series of shows in Latin America last December playing classics and new tracks from their latest album Hypercaffium Spazzinate released last summer via Epitaph. They’re don’t get over here much so this should be one to remember, with classics like ‘My Age’ and ‘Suburban Home’ hopefully getting an airing beside the solid new material.
 

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