Pub Rock

Pub Rock emerged in the early 1970s in the UK, fueled by the idea that drinking pints and listening to live music should preferably involve less glitter and more grit. Characterised by straightforward rock sounds, it’s like someone decided that songs should be as comfortable as a good old pub chair; think clever lyrics and a raucous atmosphere without the frills. This genre was the proverbial rough pub that gave rise to punk, reminding us that even the most charmingly shabby places can ignite a musical revolution.