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BST Hyde Park
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BST Hyde Park

27th June - 12th Jul 2026

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July
Lytham Festival
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Lytham Festival

1st - 5th Jul 2026

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Hospitality On The Beach 2026 | A Drum & Bass Holiday
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Hospitality On The Beach 2026 | A Drum & Bass Holiday

1st - 6th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Gate To Southwell Festival
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Gate To Southwell Festival

2nd - 5th Jul 2026

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Kelburn Garden Party
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Kelburn Garden Party

2nd - 6th Jul 2026

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Rock Werchter
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Rock Werchter

2nd - 5th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Westival
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Westival

2nd - 6th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 18

The Brit Fest
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The Brit Fest

2nd - 5th Jul 2026

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Love Supreme Jazz Festival
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Love Supreme Jazz Festival

3rd - 5th Jul 2026

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Maverick Festival
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Maverick Festival

3rd - 5th Jul 2026

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The Skegness Reggae & Ska Festival
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The Skegness Reggae & Ska Festival

3rd - 5th Jul 2026

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Rock Imperium Festival
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Rock Imperium Festival

3rd - 5th Jul 2026

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Womanifest

Womanifest

Crewe

4th - 5th Jul 2026

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Womanifest

Crewe

4th - 5th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 10

Bristol Tattoo Convention
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Bristol Tattoo Convention

4th - 5th Jul 2026

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Guilfest
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Guilfest

4th - 5th Jul 2026

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Electric Heart Manchester
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Electric Heart Manchester

5th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 14

Could Be Real Tribute Festival at Newstead Abbey
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Could Be Real Tribute Festival at Newstead Abbey

5th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 12

2000trees Festival
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2000trees Festival

8th - 11th Jul 2026

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In the Park Newcastle presents Lewis Capaldi - Wednesday
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In the Park Newcastle presents Lewis Capaldi - Wednesday

Newcastle-on-Tyne

8th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 14

Mad Cool Festival
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Mad Cool Festival

Spain

8th - 11th Jul 2026

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Pohoda Festival

Pohoda Festival

slovakia

8th - 11th Jul 2026

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Pohoda Festival

slovakia

8th - 11th Jul 2026

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Bilbao BBK Live
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Bilbao BBK Live

9th - 11th Jul 2026

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NOS Alive Festival
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NOS Alive Festival

9th - 11th Jul 2026

Minimum Age: 6

In the Park Newcastle presents Paul Weller
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In the Park Newcastle presents Paul Weller

10th Jul 2026

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The Adicts are an English Punk rock band from Ipswich, Suffolk. They began life as the Afterbirth & The Pinz, in their hometown of Ipswich in late 1975. Popular in the 1980s, they were often in the indie charts at that time.
They soon changed their name to The Adicts and became known for their distinctive Clockwork Orange 'Droog' image, which, along with their urgent, uptempo music and light-hearted lyrics, helped set them very much apart from the rest of the genre. Temporary 1980s name changes to ADX and FUN ADICTS, for a children's TV appearance, also occurred.

Their song "Viva La Revolution" was featured in the video game Tony Hawk's Underground.

The band still has all its original members, uncommon for a band with such longevity.

The music of The Adicts proves that punk music is a very broad genre, often featuring extra instruments and sound clips such as carousel music (How Sad), violin played by Derick Cook (Joker in the Pack), gongs and keyboard percussion by Anthony Boyd (Chinese Takeaway), and even completely different songs like the switch to Gain To Lose's Tune #24 at the end of G.I.R.L..

The look of the majority of the bandmates is that of the Droogs from the Stanley Kubrick film A Clockwork Orange based on the book by Anthony Burgess. All white with black combat boots and black bowler hats. The band says that the look appealed to them because of the teenage angst associated with A Clockwork Orange. Singer "Monkey" wears full joker make-up and his clothes are wild, patterned suits, flared trousers, colorful dress shirts, and other such things. His favorites seem to be checkerboard patterns, or polkadots. And of course, there's the obligatory bowler hat and gloves. Along with the look come stage antics involving streamers, confetti, playing cards, joker hats, toy instruments, and glitter just to name a few things.

members:
Keith 'Monkey' Warren - Vocals.
Mel (Spider)Ellis - Bass
Pete Dee Davison - Guitar
Michael 'Kid Dee' Davison - Drums
John 'Scruff' Ellis (Mel’s brother) - Guitar
Dan Gratziani - Violin,Piano,Mandolin
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