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BRIGANDAGE [UK] + RUBBER GUN [NL] in de OB

De Onderbroek, Friday, May 29 at 08:00 PM GMT+2

BRIGANDAGE [UK] + RUBBER GUN [NL]

On May 29, two long-running old-school punk bands come together in Nijmegen for a rare live show at De Onderbroek.

Brigandage started in the early ’80s, inspired by the original 1976 punk scene. Within months they were on the cover of NME, recording a Peel Session, and playing shows with bands like Sex Gang Children. After years underground, the band returned for Rebellion Festival 2024 and are now back touring Europe with a new album, Half Moon Rising.

Joining them are Rubber Gun — formed over 40 years ago in Zutphen’s punk/squat scene, known for their cult following in Germany and their album Grease Up!. After decades apart, they’re back on stage again alongside old friends Brigandage.

Expect a night of raw punk, post-punk and underground classics.

📅 May 29 — doors open 20:00
📍 Tweede Walstraat 19, Nijmegen
🎟 €7,50–15 (cash at the door)

Date & Time: 

Friday, 29 May, 2026 - 20:00

Category: 

• bar/cafe

• music/concert

Price: 

• more than 5 €

- 8-15

https://calendar.askapunk.nl/event/brigandage-uk-rubber-gun-nl-in-de-ob

#Brigandage 98 % des pick-up échappent au malus écologique. Comment ? Notamment parce que le malus ne concerne les véhicules qu'à partir de 5 places. Du coup les constructeurs disent qu'il n'y en a que 4...
https://reporterre.net/98-des-pick-up-echappent-au-malus-ecologique

@STPo
Je l'ai piqué chez l'oiseau bleu justement ! 😎 #brigandage

Succès mérité, le strip fait mouche ! 👏
@CQFDjournal

https://archive.org/details/theycalledusbrigands

They Called Us Brigands: The Saga of St. Lucia's Freedom Fighters by Robert J. Devaux; Patrick A.B. Anthony

Topics
#brigandage, #brigands, #Ioüanalao, #Iyonola, #Hewanarau, #Hewanorra, #StLucia, #SaintLucia, #LesserAntilles, #Caribbean, #Martinique, #Guadeloupe, #maroonage, #maroons, #marronage, #blackchattelslavery, #war, #guerrillawarfare, #guerrillawar, #guerrillas, #Caribbeanhistory, #NègMawon, #britishimperialism, #frenchimperialism, #colonialism

The Black freedom fighters of the Lesser Antilles became known as “brigands” during the french revolution. Their fascinating story has never been written, perhaps because they have been dismissed as runaway slaves in a state of insurrection. The author believed that history has been unfair to the “brigands”. He felt indebted to them for sparing the life of his great-great-great-grandmother who was left in their care when the rest of the Devaux family fled to Martinique for safety. His gratitude motivated him to attempt to exonerate the “brigands” from the stigma of their history and present them in a different light, as freedom fighters caught up in a desperate situation.