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Punkoween brings tribute bands to The Face Bar

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Wednesday, September 28, 2022 2:46 pm
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Punkowe'en Tribute Festival will take place at The Face Bar on Saturday, October 29. Picture: Courtesy of Google via Google Maps,

Punkowe'en Tribute Festival will take place at The Face Bar on Saturday, October 29. Picture: Courtesy of Google via Google Maps,

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THE FACE Bar will play host to a roster of tribute bands for its Hallowe’en show on Saturday, October 29.

Punkowe’en will feature a performance from Totally Blondie, a five-piece tribute to Blondie complete with a powerhouse look-alike front woman.

It will also see Reading’s own answer to The Ramones, Remones, rattling through the punk outfit’s back catalogue with the reckless abandon that befits the tribute.

The Pistols, a tribute band to the Sex Pistols hailing from London, will round out the line-up with a fierce adherence to the sound of the original and a front man closely resembling Johnny Rotten.

Tickets are £15 or £5 for under 18s, though the event is for attendees aged 14 and over.

Tickets are available by visiting www.eventbrite.co.uk.

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Punkowe’en tribute festival will take place at The Face Bar, Ambrose Place, from 7.30pm on Saturday, October 29.

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