A Band Called Malice

Gigs · Cromer

A Band Called Malice

Friday 18 June 2027 · Doors 19:00

Community Centre, Cromer

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A Band Called Malice is on Friday 18 June 2027 at Community Centre, Cromer, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £28.60, including the booking fee.

Delivering the power, passion and raw edge of one of Britain’s most iconic bands, this acclaimed live show captures the spirit of Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler at their very best. From In the City and Going Underground to That’s Entertainment and Town Called Malice, every classic hit is performed with total authenticity and drive. Expect a night packed with anthems, adrenaline and attitude…… a true celebration of the band that defined a generation. Whether you were there the first time around or are discovering the magic of The Jam today, A Band Called Malice promise an unforgettable night of Mod nostalgia and top-class musicianship – it’s the definitive Story of the Jam. The best celebration of The Jam you’ll ever see. A Band Called Malice, in my opinion, are as good as seeing The Jam live (which I have). Close your eyes and you’re there! Jam Fanzine

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