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No Fucks given aka Sleaford mods
First time seeing this lot,one of the best gigs I've seen in a long time.
Posted by No nonsense no frills,Smashing being different, on 28/11/2024
Sleaford Mods, The Drill, Lincoln - 26th November 2024
Superb
They were absolutely brilliant , hypnotic beats , lyrical wizards ! Best Show I've seen or heard in ages !
Posted by Seb. on 16/11/2019
Sleaford Mods, Eventim Apollo, London - 15th November 2019
Sleaford Mods
Great combination of new and old material in a long, value for money set. Good choice of support and venue. Catch them if you can.
Posted by Richard on 16/11/2019
Sleaford Mods, Eventim Apollo, London - 15th November 2019
Absolutely Banging Gig !!
Loved the venue, great sound The boys were on top form!!
Posted by David on 16/11/2019
Sleaford Mods, Eventim Apollo, London - 15th November 2019
Great night
Great night loved it Sleaford Mids gave it thier best Don’t think they should be letting young children in though
Posted anonymously on 28/04/2019
Sleaford Mods, O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford - 27th April 2019
Sleaford Mods are an English post-punk duo formed in Nottingham, fronted by vocalist Jason Williamson and producer Andrew Fearn. Their music fuses minimalist beats with raw, spoken-word vocals that confront themes of austerity, class and modern British life. Early albums such as Austerity Dogs (2013) and Divide and Exit (2014) established their reputation for sharp, uncompromising social commentary. Tracks like “Jobseeker”, “Tied Up in Nottz” and “Jolly Fucker” cut through with stark honesty and biting humour.
They have since built a loyal following with acclaimed releases including Key Markets (2015), English Tapas (2017), Eton Alive (2019), Spare Ribs (2021) and UK Grim (2023). Their live shows are equally uncompromising, combining Fearn’s stripped-back production with Williamson’s intense, confrontational delivery. Regulars on the UK and European festival circuits, including Glastonbury, Green Man and Primavera Sound, Sleaford Mods have become one of the most distinctive and vital voices in contemporary British music.