Stiff Little Fingers

Stiff Little Fingers stand as a pillar of Northern Ireland’s punk scene, carving out a reputation since 1977 for their raw energy and incisive songwriting. With roots in power pop and punk genres, the band’s influence is deeply felt across both classic and contemporary live music circuits in the United Kingdom and beyond.

Recent concerts have seen Stiff Little Fingers headline iconic venues such as Rock City in Nottingham, Roadmender in Northampton, and Epic Studios in Norwich, captivating audiences with their electrifying performances. As part of major line-ups, they have notably supported the Sex Pistols at Castlefield Bowl during the Anarchy in the U.K. event and the SOUNDS OF THE CITY 2026 series in Manchester, sharing the stage with seminal acts like Dr John Cooper Clarke and The Undertones. The band is also slated as a support act for celebrated Irish artists including Van Morrison, U2, and The Pogues at The Ambassador Theatre in Dublin for Ériu – The Story of Ireland’s Music in December 2026.

Stiff Little Fingers' discography remains a testament to their enduring legacy, with releases such as "The Singles 1978–1983" and the acclaimed reissue of "Nobody’s Heroes" continuing to attract both long-time followers and new listeners. For those passionate about punk and power pop, the band’s gigs are a must-see on any concert calendar. Stay up-to-date with Stiff Little Fingers’ tour dates and follow the band to catch their next unmissable show.