Celebration of Punk hits Dublin

It kicks off this Saturday, April 14.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 10 Apr 2012

Team Hot Press are very much looking forward to 35 Years Of Fucking Punk In Ireland, a celebration of homegrown spiky-hairedness that takes the Radiators From Space as its starting-point.

Taking place from 6.30pm until late in Dublin’s Twisted Pepper, the highlights include a debut screening of Rollerskate Skinny and The Radio man Steve Murray’s Fuck Off And Die documentary – so new it’s still being edited; a photo exhibition that will be viewable for three weeks after the event and music from Loose Nut, Pulled Apart, Crows, Stick Around and Boardwalk.

Admission is a fiver before 8pm and €7 after. See twitter.com/#!/35YearsOfPunk for updates.

The Hot Press Newsdesk

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