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Cock Sparrer
- When
- Saturday, 12 December 2026, 7pm
- Where
- Troxy, 490 COMMERCIAL ROAD, LONDON, E10HX
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
COCK SPARRER plus very special guests The Baboon Show and Split Dogs! East End Xmas Bash 2026 COCK SPARRER will celebrate their 55th anniversary in 2027. So on the eve of that amazing milestone they return to their native East End of London on 12th Dec 2026 for an East End Christmas knees up to get everyone in the party mood! This year will see the band headline festivals and club shows in USA, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and more. The Troxy show is the only chance to see the band on home soil this year at their own headline show. Cock Sparrer are a band that have had their career in reverse. They're the biggest punk band most people have never heard of - and are more popular now than at any time in their career or at the 'height' of punk. Any night of the week, anywhere in the world, if they're playing the Sparrer faithful turn up en-masse to have a party. They're widely considered to be one of the most influential Street Punk bands in history and regularly headline all the major punk festivals. But it's their club shows that show the strength of loyalty and love that their fans have for this band. The thing about Sparrer is that they're not just a band. They are childhood friends and have been making a noise since they got together way back in 1972. They were playing, drinking, going to football and generally making a nuisance of themselves when the late 1970s punk scene started in London.…
Getting there
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