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Tonight: Watch The Interrupters Bring The Party To A Tiny London Bar

The Interrupters add a touch of ska to The K! Pit

Tonight: Watch The Interrupters Bring The Party To A Tiny London Bar

Los Angeles skalords The Interrupters turned London's K! Pit into a skanking frenzy, transforming our usual favourite mosh-ridden dive bar into the ultimate dancehall.

Packing as many bodies inside Blondies bar as physically possible, The Interrupters blasted through a fiery five-song set, whipping the sweaty crowd into a sea of fist-pumps, crowdsurfs and bad dance moves (we're sorry).

Want to see for yourself? We’ll be streaming the show on our Facebook page tomorrow night (June 27) at 7:30pm GMT, 2:30pm EST, and 11:30am PST. Can’t watch it then? Stay tuned for a link to the YouTube video once it’s over.

Here's a glimpse of the ska-punk action.

The Interrupters are touring the UK early next year and we've got an exclusive pre-sale on tickets.

The Interrupters 2020 UK tour

January

27: Cardiff, Tramshed – get your tickets now
28: Birmingham, O2 Institute – get your tickets now
29: Liverpool, O2 Academy – get your tickets now
31: Glasgow, SWG3 – get your tickets now

February

01: Leeds, O2 Academy – get your tickets now
02: Manchester, O2 Ritz – get your tickets now
04: Bristol, O2 Academy – get your tickets now
05: Nottingham, Rock City – get your tickets now
07: London, O2 Forum Kentish Town – get your tickets now

To watch the K! Pit stream tomorrow, make sure to follow us on Facebook. To get yourself warmed up, check out one of our previous shows.

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When lockdown hit and bands were forced to face a new reality, Aimee Interrupter was confronted with an old one. Reckoning with the trauma of her past, The Interrupters’ vocalist faced her demons head-on after years of turning away, coming out the other side to create the most introspectively powerful album of their career. Trigger warning: Physical and emotional abuse.

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