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Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World?

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The talk 'Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World?' is scheduled for 3 December 2026 at Rough Trade Bristol. The event features discussions with musicians and authors on the political power of music. Tickets start from £12.

Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World?

With:

Stephanie Phillips - musician and journalist who started the black feminist punk band Big Joanie and played backup to Bikini Kill and Sleater-Kinney. She is author of "We Were Here: a history of Black People and Alternative Music" and other titles.

Dave Randall - musician and writer. He has toured the world playing guitar with Faithless, Sinead O’Connor, Dido, Roland Gift (FYC) and many others. He is author of Sound System: The Political Power on Music (Pluto Press 2025)

Terry Macalister - writer and film maker. He is author of Bored Stiff – The Punk Zine That Refused To Die (2026), Crude Britannia – How Oil Shaped a Nation (Pluto Press 2021) and was a specialist editor + correspondent at The Guardian for 16 years.

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For accessible tickets, free PA/Carer tickets and other accessibility requests please go to dice.fm/contact. Rough Trade is wheelchair accessible with step free access.

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Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World? takes place on Thursday, 3 December 2026 at 18:30.

Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World? is held at Rough Trade Bristol in Bristol (3 New Bridewell, Nelson Street, Bristol BS1 2QD, United Kingdom).

Tickets for Punk, Palestine and Patriarchy: Can Music Save The World? are priced at £12. Live prices and availability are shown on dice.fm.

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