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Kissinger Effect launches their album of irreverent pub rock protest songs at Walthamstow Trades Hall on 29 November 2026. The band's music covers a range of emotions from anger to despair without including ballads or love songs. Entry tickets are priced from £3.30 to £5.50.

"We started out as a bunch of friends getting together to play punk covers in a garden shed. After the gradual addition of our own songs, an album’s worth of irreverent pub rock protest songs came together.

Our politically charged songs cover a range of emotions between p*ssed off and angry, with the occasional song of utter despair thrown in. There are no ballads or love songs.

Ironically, Richie (guitar) prefers analog synths, Tony (bass) prefers Motown, Balázs (drums) prefers guitars and basses, while Kevin (singer/lyricist) prefers to have a lie down.

Come to our album launch!"

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Kissinger Effect Album Launch takes place on Sunday, 29 November 2026 at 14:00.

Kissinger Effect Album Launch is held at Walthamstow Trades Hall in London (17 Hoe Street (off Tower Hamlets Road), London, E17 4SB).

Tickets for Kissinger Effect Album Launch range from £3.30 to £5.50. Live prices and availability are shown on WeGotTickets.

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