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🎸MODS MAYDAY 45th Anniversary - Bank Holiday Monday May 6th 2024 🥁 🎟️GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! https://www.junction.co.uk/events/mod... THE TEAZERS A 3 piece band originally all from Bury St. Edmunds and famous for being invited into Paul Weller’s household after a gig in nearby Guildford and turning down an offer to support The Jam by Paul Weller’s dad, John! Another band who started life in 1978 and were heavily Jam influenced, they recorded some tracks in 1982 that songwriter Paul Hopfensperger released on a 12” vinyl record “Teenage Angst” in 2018. The line up changed in the early 80’s and finally disbanded while waiting for the bassist to return in ‘83, he didn’t! Now, we’re delighted to announce The Teazers will be reforming for the first time, especially for this one off Mods Mayday!   / theteazers   SQUIRE Co-headlining the festival celebrating the 45th anniversary of Mods Mayday (the alldayer and the album) and the 1979 Mod Revival is Squire who were there from the start! They played the Mods Mayday alldayer, appeared on the album and were an integral part of the Mod Revival (and beyond) releasing classics such as “Walking Down The Kings Road”, “It’s A Mod Mod World” and “My Mind Goes Round In Circles” featuring Kirsty MacColl on vocals.   / squiremod   THE CHORDS UK Also coheadlining is Chris Pope of The Chords with his version of the band, The Chords UK! He was also there from the start (1979) with The Chords who also played The Bridge House Pub, Canning Town, London regularly on the Mod Mondays. Labelmates with The Jam on Polydor Records, hit singles included “Something’s Missing” and “Maybe Tomorrow”. Other classics included the album “So Far Away” and single “The British way Of Life”.   / thechordsuk   THE KILLERMETERS The Mod Revival spread from London to all parts of the country, including West Yorkshire, where this Ex Punk band hail from. The singer changed his name from Vic Vomit to Vic Vespa and never looked back! Just two singles were released, but what timeless classics they were, including “Twisted Wheel” and “SX225”! These paid homage to the legendary 1960’s Manchester Mod/Soul Club of the same name and the Lambretta scooter respectively! Support slots to The Undertones followed, before the Mod Revival petered out and the band moved into the new (old!) Psychedelia scene.   / 19238148093   THE FACE These East London/Essex boys (also ex Punks!) were inspired by the Mods Mayday ‘79 and played at The Bridge House and London through the second half of ‘79 and ‘80 including support to Squire, The Small Hours, The Purple Hearts and The Blues Band (feat. Paul Jones of Manfred Mann)! Playing one of The Hasting Pier Mod Alldayers to over 1500 people and a sea of parkas was a memorable gig!   / theface79   🎟️GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! https://www.junction.co.uk/events/mod...