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Concert
Smash The Fash Fest 2027
Walthamstow Trades Hall, London
About this event
The Oppressed plays Walthamstow Trades Hall in London on Friday 26 February 2027. The listed start time is 14:00. Also on the bill: The Restarts, Grail Guard, Smash The Fash Fest, Greet, Mashaal, Higher Walls and 17 more. Ticket listings file it under alternative and ska punk. Details come from official ticketing listings and can change, so check with the ticket seller before travelling.
Line-up
- The OppressedMeet the artist
- The RestartsMeet the artist
- Grail GuardMeet the artist
- Smash The Fash FestMeet the artist
- GreetMeet the artist
- MashaalMeet the artist
- Higher WallsMeet the artist
- HorsebastardMeet the artist
- State Sanctioned ViolenceMeet the artist
- Ritual ErrorMeet the artist
- Gorgon VomitMeet the artist
- Victim UnitMeet the artist
- HemipteraMeet the artist
- Ancient HostilityMeet the artist
- Value of NothingMeet the artist
- TetheredMeet the artist
- louseMeet the artist
- Hearing TestsMeet the artist
- Winter at SeaMeet the artist
- Blackhorse RoadMeet the artist
Venue
Walthamstow Trades Hall61-63 Tower Hamlets Road, London, E17 4RQ
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