Sex Pistols Chicago Tickets - Douglass Park

Girl In a Coma

9 concerts

Girl in a Coma, hailing from San Antonio, TX, includes Nina Diaz, Phanie Diaz, and Jenn Alva. Influenced by Nirvana and the Smiths, they signed with Blackheart Records after impressing Joan Jett, releasing their debut album in 2007.

The Beach Boys

19 concerts

The Beach Boys, formed in Hawthorne, CA, are iconic for their harmonies and Californian surf culture sound. With over 100M records sold and hits like "Good Vibrations," they've topped charts and inspired many. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, their album "Pet Sounds" is hailed by Rolling Stone, and they've received a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY.

Panchiko

32 concerts

Panchiko, from Nottingham, UK, gained cult fame when their 2000 demo "D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L," surfaced online in 2016, sparking intrigue and fan-led investigation.

The Bouncing Souls

8 concerts

The Bouncing Souls, formed in Basking Ridge, NJ in 1987, are known for their anthemic East Coast punk. They've released several albums, including "Anchors Aweigh" and "Simplicity." With catchy melodies, their music blends traditional punk with ska influences. Key tracks include "True Believers" and "Manthem." They've collaborated with Anti-Flag and toured globally. Celebrating 30+ years, their longevity is marked by energetic performances and a close fan connection. Notably, they operated under labels like Epitaph and Rise/Chunksaah.

Knuckle Puck

25 concerts

Knuckle Puck, known for their energetic pop-punk sound, celebrate a decade since *Copacetic*. Their impassioned performances unite fans worldwide, driven by the powerful vocals of Taylor and Casasanto.

IDLES

12 concerts

IDLES, known for vibrant punk music, released their impactful fifth album "TANGK" — symbolizing love and gratitude. The band is celebrated for blending raw sound with themes of joy and resistance.

All Time Low

8 concerts

Formed in Baltimore in 2003, All Time Low is a pop-punk band known for energetic shows and hits like "Dear Maria, Count Me In." They collaborated with artists like Demi Lovato and Avril Lavigne, peaked with "Future Hearts," and returned to punk roots with "Wake Up, Sunshine."

The Wonder Years

35 concerts

The Wonder Years, from Lansdale, PA, are known for their heartfelt pop-punk. Led by Dan Campbell, they explore themes of growth and purpose on "The Hum Goes On Forever."

Militarie Gun

33 concerts

Militarie Gun, led by Ian Shelton, blends hardcore aggression with catchy hooks in their debut album, "Life Under The Gun." Known for tracks like "Do It Faster" and "Very High," they explore themes of relationships and personal growth. Their music combines melody and grit, offering a unique, self-aware lens on life's challenges.

The Cribs

26 concerts

The Cribs, hailing from Wakefield, are known for their indie rock charm, catchy tunes like "Men’s Needs," and collaborations with artists like Johnny Marr. Their latest album, praised by NME, depicts resilience, and pop experimentation, securing high ratings from MOJO and Gigwise.

Marky Ramone

2 concerts

Marky Ramone, born Marc Bell in NYC, was the iconic drummer for the Ramones, known for "Road to Ruin." He played with Richard Hell & the Voidoids, Misfits, and formed the Intruders.

Bad Religion

10 concerts

Emerging in 1980 from Los Angeles, Bad Religion's socially conscious punk rock, driven by Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz, has influenced generations and shaped the genre.

Sex Pistols

9 concerts

The Sex Pistols, born from London's punk scene, transformed punk into a global phenomenon with Johnny Rotten's fierce vocals and iconic album *Never Mind the Bollocks*. Despite controversies, they achieved fame with singles like "Anarchy in the U.K." and "God Save the Queen," collaborating with manager Malcolm McLaren. Known for chaos and rebellion, their brief career left a lasting impact on music culture. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, even if they didn't accept the honor.

Buzzcocks

17 concerts

Buzzcocks, formed in Manchester by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, helped shape British punk with energetic pop-punk tunes. Known for songs like "Orgasm Addict" and "What Do I Get?", they released influential albums such as Another Music in a Different Kitchen and Love Bites. Disbanded in 1981, they re-formed in 1989, continuing to tour and release music, including 1993's Trade Test Transmissions. Their punk-pop sound inspired bands like Nirvana. After Shelley's 2018 death, Steve Diggle led the band, releasing Sonics in the Soul in 2022.

Dance Hall Crashers

3 concerts

Dance Hall Crashers, born in Berkeley, CA, is a ska-punk band known for energetic tunes like "Lockjaw," led by vocalists Elyse Rogers and Karina Denike. Initially formed by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman, they reformed in 1992, releasing albums under MCA's 510 division.

The Damned

7 concerts

Formed in 1976, The Damned are a pioneering London band in British punk rock with 11 studio albums. Known for dark lyrics and David Vanian's rich baritone vocals, they helped shape the Goth-Rock genre.

Dropkick Murphys

34 concerts

Boston-born punk rock icons Dropkick Murphys, known for their energetic style, gained fame with hits like "I’m Shipping Up To Boston." They've sold millions of records, performed globally, and debuted four consecutive albums in Billboard's top 10. They've also made history by collaborating on an album with Woody Guthrie's lyrics.

Helmet

5 concerts

Helmet, an alt-rock band from NYC formed in 1989 by Page Hamilton, is known for hits like "Meantime." With eight albums and notable comebacks post-1998 breakup, they've made significant rock contributions. Collaborated on a 2021 box set "Move On."

Agent Orange

11 concerts

Agent Orange, formed in 1979 in Placentia, CA by Mike Palm, pioneered surf punk, mixing surf guitar with punk energy. Known for "Bloodstains," they gained fame in the West Coast punk scene. Key albums include "Living in Darkness" and "This Is the Voice." Despite lineup changes, they remained a strong live act into the 2010s. Their collaborations included iconic punk figures and they performed covers of classics like Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love."