Calling all Punk Rockers,
Get ready for the ultimate Punk rock experience that you’ve been waiting for! We are thrilled to announce the launch of HRH Punk Cycle 4, One of Europe’s premier Punk Rock Events. And next year, we are taking it to a whole new level as we officially announce the FULL badass line-up!
2024 will be a special affair in the PUNK ROCK calendar, we are keeping the festival to 2 days featuring some of the coolest UK killers to kick off room 2 Saturday, just to get you in the mood. It’s going to be an adrenaline-fuelled weekend from October 5th to 6th, 2024 at The O2 Academy in Sheffield. (This is the date you all requested, so your wish was our command)
Prepare to be blown away by the most exciting lineup we have ever curated! Bands from around the circuit will be making their annual pilgrimage to HRH Punk Cycle 4, bringing you the best of Punk rock right under one roof. With over 30 classic punk related acts, this gathering will be a true celebration of the genre. With appearances from legendary punk-rockers such as Buzzcocks, UK Subs, The Vapors, Anti-Nowhere League, Chelsea, Control and Johnny Moped just to name a few!
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR HRH PUNK 4 TICKETS
Now, let’s talk about passes. We have a range of options available, 2 day passes will be held at 2021’s prices starting from just £35 (2 nights). It is our mission to sustain prices in this challenging world we live in. And for all you Punks who love VIP out there, we have something special in store. Our VIP passes come with all the extras, including access to the seated balcony, private bars, lounge, and toilets. These passes are priced at £55 for 2 nights, they are worth every penny for basically an extra tenner a night.
But wait, there’s more! We have hotel packages that will make your experience even more unforgettable. Grab a HRH hotel package with breakfast and passes, and immerse yourself in the HRH community. We have an exclusive HRH VIP Hotel at Leonardos, offering 2 nights VIP Hotel packages starting from £130 per person with English breakfast thrown in both days and VIP Passes for the whole weekend. But be quick, there are only 75 available, and these rates are only valid until October 2nd.
Ticket Information
Fans can online through the link buttons below
Through the official website hrhpunk.com
Call Jess on 0207 193 1164
Email boxoffice@chicfestivals.com
Book through Live chat through the Punk website here
If you’re heading to HRH Goth vs HRH Punk in Sheffield this weekend, you can also catch Jess or Charl at the Box Office to secure your passes
WEEKEND PASSES
CLASSIC WEEKEND PASS (SATURDAY, SUNDAY)
VIP WEEKEND PASS (SATURDAY, SUNDAY)
HRH VIP HOTEL PACKAGE: 2 PEOPLE, 2 NIGHTS (SATURDAY-MONDAY)
WEEKEND VIP UPGRADE (SATURDAY, SUNDAY)
THE LINE-UP
With their crisp melodies, biting lyrics, and driving guitars, Buzzcocks are known as one of the most influential bands to emerge in the initial wave of British punk rock. Largely eschewing politics, they instead brought an intense, brilliant vigor to the three-minute pop song, powered by Shelley’s alternately funny and anguished lyrics about adolescence and love, backed by melodies and hooks that were concise and memorable. The group’s powerful punk-pop proved to be enormously influential and timeless, with echoes of their sound resonating in bands like Hüsker Dü and Nirvana, along with almost every band who ever blended the hooks of pop with the energy of punk.
One of the most important bands of the second wave of U.K. punk, the U.K. Subs were on the scene since the early days of British punk. But as the first wave of bands began to crumble, the U.K. Subs just got tougher and faster, and slowly rose to fame, finally breaking out in 1979 with the album that established their template, Another Kind of Blues. The group’s signature sound was stripped-down and anthemic British punk, not unlike early Clash but with a heavier attack, coupled with ranting vocals that merged anger with dark humor. U.K. Subs grew faster and leaner with the passage of time and a heavy metal influence edged into their music in the ’90s, but for folks who wanted their punk rock simple, forceful, and full of shout-along choruses, the band reliably delivered throughout a long and eventful career.
The Vapors were a British New Wave power pop band from Guildford, Surrey, England. After an abortive initial attempt at getting the group off the ground in 1978, singer/guitarist David Fenton managed to form a more cohesive and effective line-up for the Vapors in 1979.
The band officially started in 1980 as a four piece band, with original members, Animal, Magoo, Bones and Baggy. They played a few shows together at local venues and soon got a reputation for being an obnoxious band with a bad attitude. But within a short space of time members Bones and Baggy due to work and tour commitments were replaced by Winston and PJ and went on tour with the Damned. Now the band are firing on all cylinders, touring with bands such as Rancid and playing the big festivals like Download and Rebellion. The band are now playing live and recording doing what they do best’…swimming against the flow of the controlled music business’, again proving Punk is the last music rebellion and is still a major music force to be reckoned with.
Led by vocalist and frontman Gene October, Chelsea were one of the pioneering bands on the British punk scene, with a tough sound and a populist outlook typified in songs like “Right to Work” and “Urban Kids.” They became an enduring presence in U.K. punk, and though the band sounded a bit faster and louder on latter-day albums, their commitment to the essential rudiments of first-wave U.K. punk never wavered. Chelsea have gone through so many personnel changes that October himself probably has trouble sorting them out, but he’s kept the band in front of audiences since the mid-’70s, with a pair of genuine pop stars (Billy Idol and Sting) briefly included in the line-up.
