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CITIZEN FISHEASTFIELD
KING EFFERS
Bringing together three awesome bands for you at the iconic The Fighting Cocks in Kingston
CITIZEN FISH
Only do a small handful of gigs a year and we are chuffed to have them with us in Kingston.
Citizen Fish is a long running Ska-Punk band formed in 1990 by the Subhumans Dick Lucas, Somerset, the group is widely known for blending fast, reggae-influenced punk rock with thought-provoking, socially conscious lyrics focusing on anti-consumerism, vegetarianism, and human interaction.
This is going to be a goodun and the tickets will fly out
As we say at Undercover see ya down the front or at the bar!
EASTFIELD
Back at an Undercover gig and rightly so for this celebrated UK DIY "urban rail punk" band. Famous for their frenetic, Ramones-style three-chord punk and self-deprecating humour, they are beloved for their relatable lyrics covering topics like first-generation BR diesel power, real ale, and 1970s television
KING EFFERS
All the way from Sheffield
Back with us at Undercover, they really impressed us with their change of direction but 110% a cracking band none the less.
Blending punk, reggae, and rocksteady, they deliver a high-energy, danceable street-level sound. Their music carries a strong political undertone, where many feel they capture the spirit of early UK punk
TICKETS
Please note that there are only around 100 tickets on sale for this – so this will sell out before too long.
Available Face Value from any Undercover Gig or Face value from Sounds of The Suburbs Record Store or online (see link on this page)
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The Fighting Cocks Bar & Live Music Venue, 52 Old London Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 6QF, United Kingdom
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