The Stranglers at Head for the Hills

Chris Horkan

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The Stranglers

17 September 2017

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Bringing Head for the Hills to a close on the Sunday are legendary British new wave punk band The Stranglers.

Well into their fourth decade, and boasting 23 UK top 40 hits and 17 UK top 40 albums, the Guildford-formed four-piece have offered elements of new wave, art rock, gothic rock and pop music across their diverse career.

A firm festival favourite, The Stranglers are an apt band to round off Head for the Hills 2017.

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