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Punk Rock Menopause | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | 20 June 2014 | |||
Genre | Punk | |||
Label | Wolverine | |||
Producer | Johnny Cat, Matt Dangerfield, Casino Steel, Honest John Plain | |||
The Boys chronology | ||||
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Punk Rock Menopause is the fifth studio album by UK band The Boys, released in 2014. [1]
On release, it was the first studio album from the band since 1981. It features Matt Dangerfield, Casino Steel and Honest John Plain. [2] [3] The album received positive reviews. [4] [5]
The Boys went on tour to support the album, including a nine-date tour of China. However, after the band arrived in China, authorities canceled their tour. This was in reaction to a crowd stampede at a New Years celebration in Shanghai that killed 36 people. However, the Boys put on three secret performances in China. [6] [7]
All tracks composed by Casino Steel, Matt Dangerfield and Honest John Plain; except where indicated.
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