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3rd time I have seen DOGP and they are getting better each time. Silky and Top Cat were great but the rest of the 9 piece band are top musicians. The sound was tight and the 100 Club is a great venue with the wide stage and the band right in front of you. Lots of dancing and just a fun night out.
Posted anonymously on 09/09/2026
DEATH OF GUITAR POP, 100 Club, London - 8th September 2026
Death of Guitar Pop are a British ska and indie duo bringing modern energy and cheeky charm to a classic sound. Fronted by Silky and Top Kat, the pair have revitalised the ska revival movement with infectious hooks, witty lyricism, and a joyful spirit that’s impossible to ignore. Blending two-tone rhythms with indie attitude, their music pays tribute to icons like Madness and The Specials while carving out a space entirely their own.
With huge albums including 69 Candy Street (2017) and In Over Our Heads (2019), Death of Guitar Pop have built a loyal fanbase drawn to their authenticity and sense of fun. Their live shows are a riot of energy and togetherness - a true celebration of working-class culture, good humour, and the timeless power of ska.