Legendary Grassroots Music Venue THE 100 CLUB has played host to a who's who of names and on Sunday 8th November will host the MUSOS AWARDS: PUNK Finals of The Bands Come Out To Play.

Six rising names will bring their showiest live performance to vie for an appearance at the Musos Awards PUNK  on Thursday 3rd December, hosted by music world legend,  John Robb at Camden's Electric Ballroom.  Well known names have confirmed attendance so the evening will mix three generations of artists to celebrate 50 years of punk on the first day of it's next 50 years.

London Calling legendary venues. The journey to Musos Awards PUNK began with over 100 band applying for The Bands Come Out To Play. Now the semi finalists have just been announced. The Six Finalists, next, then...

On Sunday afternoon, 8th November, join the movers, shakers, artists, industry and media for an afternoon of entertainment and punk society. It's only a tenner a ticket to give the biggest cheer for your favourite contenders.

In appreciation of supporting new music and grassroots music venues, attendees can get a code to attend December 3rds Musos Awards at a huge discount.

The award winning 100 Club has hosted the likes of The Clash, Buzzcocks, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Damned and The Vibrators with so many faces in the crowd over the decades. It remains a landmark stage in any artists career and recently staged a #punk50years anniversay event with Sprints, Maruja and more.

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"In my personal opinion, Punk is the most important genre and subculture that the UKa, or anyone else, h as ever produced or invented. It's longevity is testmane to that. The list of good it's done is endless. When you consider the background of despair, racism, poverty and sexist it gre from, its carried the flag for, and supported people that it continuously."

Jeff Horton, owner of 100 Club (NME, Summer 2026)

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