Cockney Rejects Announce New Zealand Farewell Tour 2023

All good things must wrap up at some time or another, and while the revolutionary rabble-rousing spirit of UK street punk certainly won't be expiring soon, Oi! legends Cockney Rejects have announced a final triumphant victory lap of Australasia in early 2023. Hitting venues in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch this coming February, fans can expect nothing less than career-spanning classics from Cockney Rejects' whole catalogue — including 'Fighting In The Street', 'The Greatest Cockney Ripoff', 'Bad Man', 'War on the Terraces', 'Police Car', 'Bubbles' and of course their genre-defining anthem 'Oi! Oi! Oi!'. Emerging from the gritty, oft-violent streets of late-70s East End London to take on the world, don't miss your last chance to catch the much-loved group in full force at the dates below...

Cockney Rejects

Monday 6th February - The Mothership, Auckland [new venue]
Tuesday 7th February - San Fran, Wellington
Wednesday 8th February - 12 Bar, Christchurch

Tickets available HERE via UTR
VIP and GA options available — VIP Tickets include a signed poster, a VIP lanyard, full access to sound check and discounted merchandise bundles

Here's Cockney Rejects' classic 1980 single 'Oi Oi Oi'...

Press release:

Your Mate Bookings and Get On The Stage are proud to present the Australian and New Zealand leg for Legendary UK Punk Band “Cockney Rejects” on their farewell tour in February 2023.

For the last time ever, the English punk rockers formed in the East End of London in the 70s, will return to Australia and NZ to bring their authentic brand of Oi! To the following cities; Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

The OI! Lot will play classics from their whole catalogue including “Fighting In The Street”, “The Greatest Cockney Ripoff”, “Bad Man”, “War on the Terraces”, “Police Car”, “Bubbles” and their iconic, genre-inspiring “Oi! Oi! Oi!”

With the world heading to hell in a handbasket, we need the Rejects, and the hard home truths they shout in our faces, now more than ever.