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The Adicts

House of Blues

By ERIN DEWITT

Published on February 12, 2009

Springing up from the fertile punk soil of England circa 1975, the Adicts have proven to be far from burnt-out junkies—in fact, the band is able to claim something of near-impossiblity: They still play with the same lineup, making them the longest-touring punk band with original members. With their quick tempo and uncharacteristically upbeat, fun lyrics, the Adicts have managed to survive through several name changes (for the better—the band originally called themselves Afterbirth & the Pinz) and the changing face of musical taste for more than 30 years. Come see these punk icons—still donning the Clockwork Orange gear—as they circle the globe on a worldwide tour.
Thu., March 19, 8 p.m., 2009

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