
Buzzcocks (21+) in Philadelphia
Underground Arts in Philadelphiadom 27 set 2026
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Buzzcocks (21+) is a Music / Alternative / Alternative Rock event at Underground Arts in Philadelphia. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.
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Buzzcocks, the legendary English punk rock band that helped define the genre with their rapid-fire pop-punk energy, bring their iconic sound to Philadelphia. Known for classics like "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" and "What Do I Get?", the band formed in 1976 in Bolton and quickly became a cornerstone of the punk movement. Their compilation "Singles Going Steady" is hailed as a punk masterpiece.
Attendees can expect a high-energy set featuring hits from their extensive catalog, including tracks from their recent albums "Sonics in the Soul" (2022) and "Attitude Adjustment" (2026). The current lineup features longtime guitarist Steve Diggle on lead vocals, alongside Danny Farrant (drums), Chris Remington (bass), and touring guitarist Mani Perazzoli, ensuring a faithful and powerful performance.
This 21+ show in Philadelphia offers a rare chance to see a band that has influenced generations of musicians. With a legacy spanning nearly five decades, Buzzcocks continue to deliver the raw, infectious punk that made them legends.
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- This event is strictly 21+; bring a valid photo ID for entry.
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When did Buzzcocks form?
The band formed in February 1976.
Who currently performs as Buzzcocks?
As of 2019, the band consists of Steve Diggle (guitar, vocals), Danny Farrant (drums), Chris Remington (bass), and Mani Perazzoli (guitar, backing vocals) as a touring member.
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Buzzcocks
Buzzcocks are an English punk rock band formed by singer-songwriter and guitarist Pete Shelley and singer-songwriter Howard Devoto in Bolton in 1976.
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