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Swedish punk band Repeat return with their new EP Celebrate, released September 19. Featuring five tracks of raw, melodic, and emotionally charged punk, the record captures the band’s relentless energy and uncompromising DIY spirit. With a sharper, heavier direction, Celebrate balances aggression with depth, showcasing standout tracks like Framed and the post-punk tinged Me & Paul Auster. The paradoxical title reflects resilience amid frustration, a refusal to give up. Repeat will bring the EP to stages across Sweden, Finland, Germany, and the Netherlands this fall. Available now on all major platforms, Celebrate affirms Repeat’s place in Europe’s punk scene.
Tour:
17.10 DE HOLLEN SEKER HUUS
18.10 DE HAMBURG RODENBARG/WAGENPLATZ
24.10 DE LÜBECK VeB
25.10 NL HOORN SWAF
20.11 FI HELSINKI PLAYHOUSE
21.11 FI LOHJA NELJÄ
22.11 FI TAMPERE VASTAVIRTA
19.12 DE MESCHEDE TROETE
20.12 SE LUND MEJERIET
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