No Fun At All bring their skatepunk to NL this week

As a punk band, it is one thing to ride the initial wave of youthful enthusiasm and energy. It is another to establish yourselves as a hardworking band that continues to produce records that resonate with the fans. In the case of No Fun At All, as they come out swinging in their fourth decade as a band, there can be no doubt that they have forged their path into the canon of melodic punk rock. Since the 1991 beginning in the small, industrial town of Skinnskatteberg, Sweden, and the 1993 debut mini-CD “Vision,” No Fun At All’s name has become synonymous with fast-paced, infectious skate punk.

Having come up during the early o mid-90s glory days of Swedish punk, alongside Burning Heart Records label mates Millencolin and Satanic Surfers, No Fun At All went on a mission to outlive the ebb and flow of the scene. Over the years, their sometimes somber, but always gripping melodies, have become a trademark sound. No Fun At All is proof that melodic punk can deal with serious issues, while keeping a playfulness that shines through in the celebratory live setting.  

No Fun At All will be over for two Dutch shows:
10/05: Arnhem, NL - Willemeen*
11/05: Sneek, NL - Het Bolwerk
* with The Drowns