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THE DAMNED Live in OsakaBritish Punk at Gorilla Hall 2026

What this is

Punk legends The Damned — one of the first British punk bands to release a single and album — bring their decades-spanning live show to Osaka in September 2026. Formed in London in 1976, they predate the Sex Pistols' debut and helped define the genre before evolving into gothic rock territory. Expect a setlist pulling from classics like 'New Rose' and 'Neat Neat Neat' alongside deeper cuts beloved by long-time fans.

Who should go

Essential for fans of British punk and early goth rock. Older expats who grew up with the genre and younger listeners who've discovered the back catalogue will both find this worthwhile — it's a niche crowd but a passionate one.

Good to know

Tickets can be purchased via eplus.jp or pia.jp, both of which accept foreign credit cards; convenience store pickup at Lawson (combini) is the most reliable collection method for visitors without a Japanese delivery address. Gorilla Hall Osaka is a mid-capacity standing venue in the Namba area, known for hosting international rock and punk acts with a straightforward, no-frills atmosphere. Arrive at least 30 minutes before the listed start time to get through entry and grab a drink — bar service is typically available inside. Cash is useful for merchandise tables, which international touring acts almost always bring. Photo policies vary by artist, so check The Damned's official tour announcements closer to the date.

Event Information

When

Sep 17, 2026

Where

GORILLA HALL OSAKA

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Price

¥11,000

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