Dropkick Murphys & Bad Religion at Bank of NH Pavilion

Summer Of Discontent Tour

Gilford, it would be no exaggeration to say that a punk event of epic proportions is headed your way this summer. The question is - will you be there to get in on what promises to be a total blast of a time?

Nowhere in the history of punk has there been a more legendary co-headlining tour than what is about to hit North America. It’s been a long time coming, and finally the Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion are joining forces to bring decades of punk influences personified to stages across the nation. The ‘Summer Of Discontent’ tour is slated to kick off in July 2025 in Spokane, Washington, raining punk fire on 13 more stages before wrapping up in mid-August 2025 in Big Flats, New York. The tour comes hot on the heels of Dropkick Murphys’ annual St. Patrick’s Day tour, and Bad Religion’s Lucky Punks festival gig alongside the Dead Kennedys. 

What do you get when you chuck traditional Irish themed songs, complete with banjos, flutes, accordions, bagpipes, and mandolins, in a musical blender with iconic punk rock? 

And the answer: punk energy, raw and raucous face-melters, a frenzy on stage, and elbow-to-elbow packed crowds - or more specific: the Dropkick Murphys. The point is, the boys are back, and they’re ready to hang ’em high! All you have to do, is to get your tickets and take all your friends with, because nobody wants to miss out on rocking all night long with the band that brought them bangers such as ‘I’m Shipping Up To Boston’, ‘The Season’s Upon Us’, and ‘Rose Tattoo’!

If you thought that aging punk bands are only for aging punks, think again. Bad Religion brings the heat - from their raw vocals, iconic punk anthems such as ‘I Want To Conquer The World’, ‘Los Angeles Is Burning’, and ‘American Jesus’, and uncommon three-part harmonies to the chemistry oozing right down into the crowd of equal parts punk veterans and newbies, and loads of aggression and attitude. We’ll say it again - you simply got to see these guys! 

What better venue for a punk rock frenzy than the iconic Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion? The 9,000-seat venue offers the best of everything - from the sound and lighting and the sight-lines to the acoustics and comfortable seating spread across a pit section, a reserved covered pavilion, VIP seats, and a general admission lawn area. 

So, will you be there? Get your tickets now!