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Theatre Of Hate Fan Reviews (5)
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Anazing
One of the most underrated bands that play this earth these guys are definitely Roof Of The World Artists
Posted by nigel johnson on 19/05/2024
Theatre of Hate, The Rigger, Newcastle Under Lyme - 18th May 2024
Top night at the Theatre!
A brilliant evening at The Hairy Dog watching the ever excellent Theatre of Hate! Great venue and staff! Would definitely recommend The Hairy Dog for a great night out!!
Posted by Ed on 29/04/2024
Theatre of Hate, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 28th April 2024
Amazingly talented band
It was a pleasure and a privilege to watch Theatre of hate. Still sounds amazing and looks like they enjoyed it as much as the crowd.
Posted by Moira on 29/04/2024
Theatre of Hate, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 28th April 2024
Theatre of Hate
Awesome..... TOH up for it, passion, aggression....that’s entertainment
Posted by Link on 23/10/2017
Theatre of Hate, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 22nd October 2017
Brilliant Gig
Went to see Theatre Of Hate at the Hairy Dog last night. The band were so tight and the energy that they give off is inspiring,the set had all of the old favourites played with passion and intensity,it is just a shame that in this age of manufactured bubble gum so called "stars",that great musicians like TOH can get almost forgotten. Looking forward to seeing Kirk and the boys at Westworld next May.
Posted by Phil P on 23/10/2017
Theatre of Hate, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 22nd October 2017
Theatre of Hate is a British post-punk band, formed in the early 80s and known for their dark, intense sound and socially charged lyrics. Led by frontman Kirk Brandon, the band gained recognition with hits like "Do You Believe in the Westworld" and has been influential in the UK punk and alternative scenes. Their music combines haunting melodies with thought-provoking themes, often tackling topics of politics and identity.
They have performed at prominent UK venues and festivals, captivating audiences with their powerful live shows. Theatre of Hate’s cult following remains strong, drawn by their unique fusion of punk, gothic, and atmospheric soundscapes that have kept them a revered name in alternative music.