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Los Angeles punk rock group The Bronx are bringing their dual-identity live show to Europe and the United Kingdom in spring 2027. The band will perform both as The Bronx and their mariachi alter ego Mariachi El Bronx on a nine-date “Super Show” tour.
The run follows a similar Australian outing earlier in 2026 and will begin March 24 at London’s Electric Ballroom. The itinerary continues through the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and Germany before concluding in Hamburg on April 3.
The “Super Show” format allows the musicians to switch between the ferocious punk rock of The Bronx and the traditional Mexican-inspired arrangements of Mariachi El Bronx during the same evening.
Frontman Matt Caughthran has described the event as an unusually energetic musical showcase that can only be experienced in person. The group’s UK appearances include a stop at Manchester Punk Festival on March 28.
Tickets and further information are available through the band’s official channels. The dates follow The Bronx‘s long-running tradition of exploring both of their distinct musical identities on stage.
Formed in Los Angeles, punk rock outfit The Bronx established their original roster with vocalist Matt Caughthran, guitarist Joby Ford, bassist James Tweedy, and drummer Jorma Vik. The band made an immediate impact, captivating American Hi-Fi manager Jonathan Daniel during their debut gig, who promptly signed on to manage them. By their second performance, the group was already drawing major-label A&R attention, eventually securing a record deal with Island Def Jam Music Group after playing just twelve live shows.
Feeling unprepared for an immediate major-label debut,the band established their own imprint, White Drugs, to handle their formative releases — beginning with their 2002 “Sure Death” demo and their 2003 debut single, “Bats!“. In August 2003, they issued their self-titled debut LP, “The Bronx,” produced by former Guns N’ Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke and tracked inside his kitchen, followed shortly by “La Muerte Viva” EP in November.
Driven by promotional singles and videos for “They Will Kill Us All (Without Mercy)” and “False Alarm,” the band toured extensively across the U.S. and Australia, capturing their energetic live show at Sydney’s Annandale Hotel for the concert film “Live at the Annandale”.
