Tweed-clad 10-piece brass powerhouse, Old Dirty Brasstards create unique brassy interpretations of popular songs that span genres and eras such as Pop-Punk, Britpop, the 80s, 90s and early 00s. They have been enthralling audiences with their exhilarating party jams since 2012.
They have ventured forth and wowed audiences at top venues such as, Hammersmith Apollo, KOKO, the Roundhouse and supported renowned artists like Basement Jaxx, The Hoosiers and collaborated with world famous bands like Bastille at Glastonbury.
Expect to sing and dance all night as this brass jukebox reinterprets your favourite smash hits with an infectious energy that creates a truly unforgettable experience.
The collective have multiple shows that span genres and eras such as Pop-Punk, Britpop, the 80s, 90s and early 00s. The Brass Band have also developed full nights that pay homage to global super stars like Beyoncé and collaborative experiences such as their Brass Rave (B:RAVE), a UV club night featuring dancers and circus performers set to a sound track of 90s Club Classics.
They have ventured forth and wowed audiences at top venues such as, Fabric, Hammersmith Apollo, KOKO, the Roundhouse, Scala and XOYO; supporting renowned artists like Basement Jaxx and The Hoosiers, and delivering barnstorming sets at major UK festivals such as Latitude, BST Hyde Park, Mighty Hoopla, Y Not and Glastonbury where they performed alongside Bastille, helping the world famous band to rework their biggest tracks in front of thousands.
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Tweed-clad 10-piece brass powerhouse, Old Dirty Brasstards create unique brassy interpretations of popular songs that span genres and eras such as Pop-Punk, Britpop, the 80s, 90s and early 00s. They have been enthralling audiences with their exhilarating party jams since 2012.
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