Cockney Rejects
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Artist

Cockney Rejects

Type
Band
Styles
oi!, punk rock
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Cockney Rejects are a British oi! and punk rock band formed in 1979 in London's East End, and their song Oi! Oi! Oi!, from the album Greatest Hits Volume 2, is said to have given the oi! style its name.

Next date in Edinburgh: 28 November at La Belle Angele.

Cockney Rejects has played London before. Last time: The Dome London, October 2026.

Cockney Rejects on tour elsewhere in United Kingdom

One date announced outside London:

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Popular tracks by Cockney Rejects on Spotify

Most-streamed tracks

Cockney Rejects’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.

  1. West Side Boys I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
  2. Bad Man Join The Rejects - The Zonophone Years '79-'81
  3. Oi! Oi! Oi! Join The Rejects - The Zonophone Years '79-'81
  4. I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
  5. Fighting In The Street Back On The Street

Source: Cockney Rejects on Deezer

Profile

Latest album
Power Grab (2022)
Formed
1979 · East End of London
Active since
1978
Label
EMI

About — The artist

The Cockney Rejects are a British Oi! band from the East End of London, formed in 1979. According to their website and other sources, the song Oi! Oi! Oi! from their album Greatest Hits Volume 2 is said to have given the musical style its name.

Discography

  • Greatest Hits, Volume II 1980
  • Greatest Hits, Volume 1 1980
  • The Power & the Glory 1981
  • Greatest Hits, Volume 3: Live & Loud 1981
  • Live and Loud!! 1987
  • Lethal 1990
  • Greatest Hits, Volume 4: Here They Come Again 2003
  • Out of the Gutter 2003
  • Unforgiven 2007
  • East End To The West End: Live At The Mean Fiddler 2008
  • East End Babylon 2012
  • Nathan’s Pies & Eels 2013
  • Quiet Storm 2013
  • The Wild Ones 2013
  • Power Grab 2022

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