RUTS DC present 50 years of RUTS Music (1977-2027)
THE RUTS
+ special guests
In 1977, The Ruts emerged from London with a sound unlike anybody else around them - the raw urgency of punk colliding with reggae, dub and rock, driven by formidable musicianship and a fierce sense of purpose. With Malcolm Owen, Paul Fox, Dave Ruffy and Segs Jennings, The Ruts created a body of music whose power has endured far beyond its original moment.
After losing Malcolm Owen in 1980, the remaining members chose integrity over nostalgia by re-inventing themselves as Ruts DC, eventually losing Paul Fox in 2007. Ruts DC remain a living, evolving band to this day.
But the time has come to celebrate the whole story. This tour is about taking the music that exploded out of a movement and bringing it onto a stage in 2027 with all its urgency and relevance intact. Music made across five decades - from the albums The Crack and Grin & Bear It, through Animal Now, Rhythm Collision, Music Must Destroy, and Counterculture? with the classic singles In A Rut. Babylon's Burning. Something That I Said. Jah War. Staring At The Rude Boys. West One (Shine On Me) and more.
An AGMP Concerts presentation.
This event is for over 18s only - No refunds will be issued for under 18s
- +44 113 245 3725
- General venue contact number
- Located at main entrance
- Open 1 hour before event start time
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Limited street parking on Queens Road
- Nearby public parking lots within 5-minute walk
- No dedicated venue parking lot
- Ground floor area with wheelchair access
- Designated accessible spaces near stage
- Staff available to assist disabled guests
- No outside food or drinks
- Age restrictions vary by event
- No smoking inside venue
- Professional cameras require prior permission
- Most events 18+ or 14+ with adult supervision
- Under-14s must be accompanied by parent/guardian
- Family-friendly events occasionally scheduled
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