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Buzzcocks 50th Anniversary Plus Support Roadmender Northampton, Northampton
Friday 19th March 2027 Doors at 19:00
Buzzcocks 50th Anniversary Plus Support Epic Studios, Norwich
Saturday 20th March 2027 Doors at 19:30
Buzzcocks Fan Reviews (5) 5.0
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Great night top support band

Both buzzcocks and support band 1979 top notch venue as usual top class well worth £30

Posted by Lee DICKEN on 17/10/2025

Buzzcocks, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 16th October 2025

Lively.

Excellent performance. The whole room was full of energy. Great night out. What a band!

Posted by Mandy P on 17/10/2025

Buzzcocks, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 16th October 2025

Concert

No queing, not too much people inside. Everything fine like it should be.

Posted by Jn on 24/03/2024

Buzzcocks, KOKO, London - 22nd March 2024

Enjoyable night

Great night and great performance from punk legends BUZZCOCKS. Nice little venue and great atmosphere.😃

Posted by Basky on 15/12/2019

Buzzcocks, 53 Degrees, Preston - 14th December 2019

They still have it!

Great gig but they seemed too rush through the night. Maybe due to the curfew at the venue. Also no encore, although they did play the 3 most well known tracks at the end. Otherwise it was excellent.

Posted by Nick_Y on 15/05/2018

Buzzcocks, Komedia Bath, Bath - 4th May 2018

Formed in Manchester in 1976, Buzzcocks are among the true originators of British punk. Their debut EP Spiral Scratch (1977) came out on the band's own New Hormones label, a bold do-it-yourself move that helped inspire a whole generation of independent labels and musicians. What followed was a brilliant run of razor-sharp, irresistibly catchy records, including debut album Another Music in a Different Kitchen (1978), Love Bites (1978) and singles such as "What Do I Get?" and "Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)", which reached number 12 in the UK and remains their signature song.


Following the death of frontman Pete Shelley in 2018, founder member Steve Diggle has kept the Buzzcocks spirit burning bright through fresh songwriting, new recordings and plenty of time on the road, including a UK tour supporting The Stranglers. Albums Sonics in the Soul (2022) and Attitude Adjustment (2026) prove the band have lost none of their bite, pairing punk energy with melodies that stick. Expect a set packed with classics, delivered with all the heart and urgency that made them legends.


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