The Bronx Have Announced Two UK Headline Shows

LA's coolest band are coming back.

April 6, 2018

The Bronx have announced two UK headline shows.

The LA punks will be hitting Manchester and London around the time that they also play this year's Download Festival in June. Can't wait.

Catch them at the following:

June 9 Manchester Gorilla

June 10 London Electric Ballroom

And get your tickets here!

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