• Music
  • 12 Nov 02

Sum 41 get to The Point

Sum 41 get to The Point
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Canadian skate punks invade Dublin

Expect the skate punk fraternity to be out in force on February 4 when Sum 41 play their first Dublin headliner at The Point.

More immediately, November 25 sees the release of Does This Look Infected? , the follow up to last year's chart-conquering All Killer No Filler album.

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