Punk band set to strut their stuff at Rotherham music venue
Punk band set to strut their stuff at Rotherham music venue
Garage punk band The Puncturists will be playing a popular Rotherham music venue on Sunday.
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The band - who hail from Barnsley, Goole and Grimsby – will be supporting ska punk and reggae band The King Effers at The Cutlers Arms on Westgate.
The October 4 show runs from 4pm until 6pm as part of Punk Sunday at the Cutlers which is free to enter.
The Puncturists are back almost a year to the day from their 2025 show, again with The King Effers.
The band was formed in 2021 by three past and present members of Barnsley noisemakers System Of Hate and since then they have had a change of personnel since their 2022 debut, The Punk Tourists EP.
Founding guitarist Patrick Crawford is the only remaining original member, and he’s joined by his fiancée Gail Townsend on vocals, Martin Gregory on drums and Dale Farrow on bass.
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This year they have played the legendary Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool Winter Gardens, the largest Punk festival in the world.
The band are still promoting their I’m Not Alright album, which has been released on their own Dead Swan Records and recorded in Rotherham's Orion Studios
For more dates please visit puncturists.com.