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The finest of all the festivals is clearly Rebellion in Blackpool, which treats us to four days of wall-to-wall punk goodness. I don’t really know where to start with the lineup, so let’s just flag a few to get you started: Wonk Unit, Spunk Volcano & the Eruptions, Snakerattlers, Spoilers and The Casualties. I’m so jealous of everyone going that it’s giving me a stress headache.

A great line up as well for Sunburn #5 at the Windmill on Saturday, featuring Frauds, Table Scraps, DITZ, Gaygirl and loads more.

If you remember Mclusky, then you might be interested in seeing Mclusky* in Glasgow on Sunday. It’s the same but better, as Damien Sayell of The St. Pierre Snake Invasion is on bass and vocals now. Slime City and Cutty’s Gym also on the bill.

Glasgow readers have a tough choice to make here, though, as Sunday also sees the start of the Dead Kennedys tour at The Garage. Other shows include Liverpool, Leeds, Brighton and London in the following week.

If you missed Rebellion, there’s an excellent night of trash and rockabilly on offer in Huddersfield on Friday with Snakerattlers and Zero and the No No’s.

It really is a great week to be a punk, as there is also an all-dayer at New River Studios to be enjoyed. Another long list of acts, including Scout Leader, Mice Ön Mars and Human Leather, and all proceeds go to the charity MIND.

And finally, there’s a short tour from Starsha Lee, She Made Me Do It and Scant Regard running through Penzance, Cardiff and Exeter this weekend.

THU 01 AUG / Starsha Lee Tour

THU 01 AUG / Rebellion Festivals @ Winter Gardens – Blackpool

FRI 02 AUG / Snakerattlers @ Northern Quarter – Huddersfield

SAT 03 AUG / Scout Leader @ New River Studios – London

SAT 03 AUG / Sunburn #5 @ Windmill Brixton – London

SUN 04 AUG / Mclusky* @ Saint Luke’s & The Winged Ox – Glasgow

SUN 04 AUG / Dead Kennedys @ The Garage – Glasgow

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