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After the iconic band headed by Greg Graffin was seen in Spain, Bad Religion will embark on a new tour to commemorate its career spanning 40 years. The WiZink Center in Madrid will be one of the venues where the group will perform on 21 May.
Bad Religion is a Californian punk-rock legend and has been the inspiration for many more bands. It started its career in 1979 and, although Greg Graffin (vocals) is the only original member of the band who has remained in it, it now has two more of its founding members: Brett Gurewitz (guitar) and Jay Bentley (bass).
Over its 40 years of life, Bad Religion has released two EP, three compilation albums, a live album, three DVDs and sixteen studio albums, among which Suffer (1988), Recipe for Hate (1993), Stranger Than Fiction (1994), The Process of Belief (2002) and Age of Unreason (2019), its most recent album, can be highlighted.
For such a special commemorative tour, Bad Religion will be accompanied by band of the likes of Suicidal Tendencies, Millencolin, TBA, Blowfus and many others.
Accessibility
In compliance with the prevailing regulations, the WiZink Center has a space reserved for people with Reduced Mobility.
The complex has lifts on the corners of Fuente del Berro with Goya and Lombia with Goya.
In compliance with the prevailing regulations, the WiZink Center has a space reserved for people with Reduced Mobility.
The complex has lifts on the corners of Fuente del Berro with Goya and Lombia with Goya.
Duly accredited guide dogs may accompany their owners inside the complex.
Docking stations 98, 100
From €53,58
5.30pm
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