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Whole night was brilliant. Great venue, great band, great vibe. We all enjoyed
Posted by Jo on 17/05/2026
The Macc Lads, The Tivoli, Buckley - 16th May 2026
40 years of unapologetic rude lewd loud punk rock, seen these guys loads and never fail to amaze, from the get go the whole crowd moving, they are The Macc Lads and if easily offended just stay at home, awesome show every single time. Keep touring and I'll keep coming, thank you for the endless years of fun, laughter and lots of swearing.
Posted by Neil Davies on 22/03/2026
The Macc Lads, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 20th March 2026
The Macc Lads. I saw them tonight at the sold out Bilston Robin and they were brilliantly disgusting, smutty, rude, profane, surreal and hilarious. 'Sex, Beer, Chips & Gravy', 'Swetty Betty', & 'We're Going to Blackpool' were all the above, and more. Onto Nottingham Rock City 🤣
Posted by Steve Jay on 21/03/2026
The Macc Lads, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 20th March 2026
Fantastic energy, great sound , full venue
Posted by Mick N on 21/03/2026
The Macc Lads, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 20th March 2026
Punk rock with filthy lyrics that's all a Macc Lads fan wants! 😂 Brilliant gig. Totally bonkers & a wild mosh pit. Muttley on superb form singing all the classics. Not to be missed. What a great night
Posted by Kev W on 21/03/2026
The Macc Lads, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 20th March 2026
The Macc Lads are a rock band from Macclesfield, formed in 1981 and long celebrated as one of the UK’s most notorious cult acts. Self-proclaimed as “the rudest, crudest, lewdest band in the land,” their music blends punk energy with tongue-in-cheek humour, fuelled by raucous live shows and lyrics steeped in mischief. Across the 1980s and 1990s they released albums such as Beer & Sex & Chips n Gravy (1985) and Live at Leeds…Get Pissed (1988), cementing their place in alternative rock history with songs that were as provocative as they were anthemic.
Though often controversial, The Macc Lads built a loyal following through relentless touring, with gigs becoming infamous for their chaos, comedy and crowd participation. After disbanding in the mid-1990s, the group reformed in 2018, returning to the stage with a sold-out tour that proved their cult status had endured. Today, they remain a quintessential example of British rock irreverence—raw, rowdy and impossible to ignore.