Propaganda
80s British four-piece, formerly The Passengers
Propaganda have established themselves within the UK live music scene as a respected cover band, drawing on their roots as an 80s British four-piece formerly known as The Passengers. Their repertoire includes distinctive tracks such as "Calling on Moscow," "Cowboys Alone," "Something About You (I Don’t Like)," and "Two Lovers," with their notable 1980 EP "Calling on Moscow" securing their place in the retro music landscape. Propaganda’s performances offer a nostalgic yet electrifying experience for audiences seeking to relive the sounds of a formative era, all brought to life by musicians deeply committed to authenticity and energy.
In August 2026, Propaganda are set to appear as a support act at the Crystal Palace Bowl in London, sharing the stage with high-profile headliners Bastille. The concert bill also features The Wombats, Prima Queen, and Cherryholt, promising a dynamic line-up that blends contemporary chart-toppers with enduring classics. This billing highlights Propaganda’s ability to bridge generations through live music, creating a festival atmosphere that appeals to both long-time fans and new listeners alike.
For those passionate about live music, gigs, and the timeless energy of cover bands, Propaganda offer an experience not to be missed. Follow Propaganda to keep up with their latest concerts and to discover their forthcoming shows and tour dates across the UK.