Death Of Guitar Pop

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Top Songs By Death Of Guitar Pop

Suburban Ska Club (feat. Neville Staple)Death Of Guitar Pop

DOGP ShuffleDeath Of Guitar Pop & King Hammond

Song About My BirdDeath Of Guitar Pop

69 Candy Street (Unplugged)Death Of Guitar Pop

I Don't Believe in Magic Anymore (Live at Electric Ballroom)Death Of Guitar Pop

Song About My Bird (Unplugged)Death Of Guitar Pop

The Four Pound Cinema (Unplugged)Death Of Guitar Pop

The Yesterday RoomDeath Of Guitar Pop

The Parent PoliceDeath Of Guitar Pop

Lydia, Don't WorryDeath Of Guitar Pop

Upcoming Concerts for Death Of Guitar Pop

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Death Of Guitar Pop currently has 8 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Friday, 26 September 2025 at Chinnerys in Southend-on-sea, M5, United Kingdom.

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More albums from Death Of Guitar Pop

ALBUMBe Lucky (Deluxe Edition)Death Of Guitar Pop

ALBUMPukka Sounds (Deluxe Edition)Death Of Guitar Pop

ALBUMIn Over Our HeadsDeath Of Guitar Pop

ALBUM69 Candy StreetDeath Of Guitar Pop

About Death Of Guitar Pop

Hometown

Essex, England

Born

2016

Genre

Ska

While taking lyrical influence from social observation in the work of songwriters such as Suggs, Damon Albarn, and Alex Turner, musically, Essex, U.K.'s mid-2010s-formed Death of Guitar Pop send their ska revival obsession through a Britpop filter to craft knowing, uplifting, danceable tunes. Neville Staple was featured on 2017's "Suburban Ska Club," giving a boost to the duo's profile ahead of their full-length debut, 69 Candy Street. Like that album, its 2019 follow-up, In Over Our Heads, brought contributions from Bad Manners' brass section. Following a charity Christmas single on which James Buckley of The Inbetweeners fame guested, both 2021's Pukka Sounds and 2023's Be Lucky made their way into the U.K. Top 30.