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Violent Femmes Perform First Two Albums and a Tribute to Spencer P. Jones

Milwaukee, USA may have given birth to Violent Femmes but Australia adopted them. That self-titled Violent Femmes debut album is a double...
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It's finally time to see The Violent Femmes play Tampa Bay again

Creative Loafing Tampa Bay

Dance, motherfucker, dance.
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Violent Femmes � Gordon Gano on �Blister in the Sun� and 40 Years With the Band

Under the Radar Magazine

We caught up with Gano to talk to him about the origins of his music career, the beginnings of Violent Femmes, and of their popular 1983 single.
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Violent Femmes bring some �American Music� to Reno

The Violent Femmes � Gordon Gano, left, John Sparrow and Brian Ritchie � will appear at Reno's Cargo Concert Hall on Wednesday, June 20.
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Violent Femmes 40th Anniversary at Pappy & Harriet�s

Music Connection Magazine

Multi-platinum folk-punk pioneers Violent Femmes have kicked off 2023 US tour dates to celebrate their 1983 self-titled debut's 40th...
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Violent Femmes at City Winery NYC / October 9, 2022

If Violent Femmes sounds like a skiffle band busking for change in a local park, that is because indeed that was the origin of the band.
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Gordon Gano on the Violent Femmes' Reissue and Return to the Road

The Violent Femmes return to the road while prepping for the expanded reissue of their 1991 "Why Do Birds Sing?" album.
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Flogging Molly, Violent Femmes, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes & THICK announce tour

Two bands who mix acoustic folk music and punk rock in different ways, Flogging Molly and Violent Femmes, will do a co-headlining tour this...
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Violent Femmes �Add It Up� on Night 4 of City Winery Residency

Amid a 20-date fall tour of North America that kicked off in early-October, Violent Femmes played City Winery's intimate Main Stage.
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Puritan Blister #1

A playlist of songs addressing motherhood, and stare at her while I listen to them, while she stares at David Caruso and Gary Sinise and William L. Petersen.
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