Three members of the Buzzcocks

Legendary Buzzcocks showcase new album ‘Sonics in the Soul’ on the Isle of Wight

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On Saturday 15th July, Buzzcocks will be back on the Isle of Wight playing their hits that we all know and love, plus a few new ones from their recent album – ‘Sonics In The Soul’.

Formed in 1976, Buzzcocks quickly made it to the very top of the UK music industry. Fast forward nearly 40 years, they’re still absolute heroes in the game.

“Few have had the longevity and sustained creative energy to produce the seemingly endless stream of truly original and fantastic pop songs that Pete Shelley and Steve Diggle have consistently delivered over the last four decades. Original and best.”

Buzzocks’ future was never really in doubt
The loss of their principal songwriter would have seen less committed bands throw in the towel. However, such is the indomitable rock’n’roll spirit of co-founder and fellow tunesmith Steve Diggle, that when Pete Shelley passed away in 2018, the Buzzocks’ future was never really in doubt.

Original formation of The Buzzcocks
The Buzzcocksincluding Pete Shelley

Steve has sung with the band from the very beginning, so it was only right that he took over vocal duties to front the band.

“I am going to raise the mast and set the sails for the next voyage of the good ship, Buzzcocks.”

He will be joined by the long term current line-up of Danny Farrant (Drums) and Chris Remington (Bass) performing all the classic Buzzcocks hits and more.

Don’t miss this latest chance
If you missed their sold-out show at Strings last year, here’s your chance!

Don’t miss this unforgettable night of live music from some of the UK’s best on Saturday 15th July at Strings, Newport, Isle of Wight.

Tickets can be purchased via SeeTickets.

Doors open at 7.30pm, gig starts at 8pm.

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