No Fun At All "The Big Knockover" rare followed on September 17th by

followed on September 17th by an intimate stripped-back performance at the Purcell Room

with different vocals

Bedouine and Sylvie

The Weakerthans walk an archipelago of influences from rock to folk to alt-country and beyond

‘Cellophane’ and ‘Crumbling Castle’

No Fun At All "The Big Knockover" rare followed on September 17th byNo Fun At All took their name from a tongue in cheek version of No Fun by The Stooges, as covered by Sex Pistols, and from Sick of It All. It is a fitting intro to a band that has long balanced sharp humour with serious speed. Having toured extensively across the globe with numerous bands, No Fun At All built a reputation the old fashioned way: on the road. The Big Knockover, originally released in 1997, is their third album and widely regarded as a