Wasted Youth

A double bill at the 100 Club in Fitzrovia, pairing the post-punk band Wasted Youth, back on stage after a long break, with Dignity of Labour, who are promoting their new album.

Wasted Youth are the original band of that name, a post-punk group from East London. They started in 1979 at the Bridge House pub in Canning Town and were active until December 1982. After years away, they are playing live again, and this night marks the first time Human Punk has booked them.

Dignity of Labour are returning to the 100 Club, where they made their debut in 1984. This show marks their return to the stage, and they are performing songs from their new album, No One Cares... Unless You're Pretty. Vive Le Rock gave the record eight out of ten, describing a guitar-led sound with pop-tinged energy that sits between contemporary music and the 1980s.

The 100 Club, at 100 Oxford Street in Fitzrovia, is a venue that mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on pop, rock and indie music. The evening is a double bill, with both Wasted Youth and Dignity of Labour appearing on the same night.