Shit, I’m in my mid 50s and I can only imagine how much a tour takes outta you. Long life and good health to you, Jeff.

Good luck. LA loves the Cockney Rejects.

Thank God. I thought you'd packed in. Love you Rejects.

Ur 2 brilliant.....keep on making the music...🎸🎵🙂👊🏾👍🏾🥊🥊🥊

Great news WHUFC and Rejects forever

Fuck yeah. Happy to see this.

Forever ❤

You,do, right look after yourself,from, shafer 😢

Okay good rock on 😊

Los Angeles loves you always ❤❤❤

Great news👍

good stuff mate... make sure you come to west yorkshire though :)

Live good.

I followed you in the 80s in the USA Detroit Michigan. God bless you boys.

Awesome! :)

Gracias desde Mallorca. Grandes

Rejects will never die saw them first time at Dugley jbs and cedar club back in 79- 80 last year at the robin in Wolverhampton couldn't imagine no more rejects they've been my live from a young kid keep rocking boys

The Rejects live on!

Hey! Glad you're not quitting. I have listened to you since 1982. Love you forever! ❤

Get in there ⚒⚒⚒

Bad Man is one of the greatest punk riffs in history

Top man! Hopefully see you playing back in southend one day

See you in December ❤ AND will need to go to more festivals 🎉🦁

Great stuff 😅

Brilliant stuff,thank you Jeff and all of you keep safe and well,keep the faith alive lads.

Great news!

Alright Jeff : Hopefully the band can do a one off gig back at La Belle in Edinburgh this year at some point: all the best pal

time stands still for no man and you need to think of your health. long live the rejects. pretty bubbles in the air.

Up the Rejects. Look after your knees, Jeff, and stock up on the antiinflammatories. Take care and keep rocking. Brummagem 50 something 😊

See you in December oi oi

I still love playing the classics on KZread, fool, bad man are punk classics. The first album should be rated amongst the best rock albums ever put to vinyl.

Greatest hits volume 2 which ive still got vinyl in mint condition after 40 years was a great alternative to Sex Pistols debut

Go ferrit, Jeffers! Hope ya reading dis, me ole China.

when my article on the top 15 punk albums was published this is what I wrote about their debut album "Cockney Rejects. Released March 7, 1980. Peaked at #22 on the U.K. charts. The archetypal image of rowdy, uncontrollable, hooligan youth came to life with the Cockney Rejects. Formed in the East End of London by brothers Mickey Geggus (guitar) and Jeff "Stinky" Turner (vocals) they were young, hungry with sticky fingers. " The early days were manic," Guggus recalled. " Like most bands we didn't have a pot to piss in, so we obviously had to resort to certain measures...like waiting outside venues until the opportunity arose to nick as much backline and stuff as possible; we'd keep some and fence the other half up the road!" Cockney Rejects are crucial in the punk subgenre known as Oi, essentially music created by working class kids. By 1979 the punk scene in England was becoming stagnant with poseurs everywhere on the streets and in the clubs. Every kid had piercings, ripped shirts and colored hair. The bloom was off the rose, that initial thrill of 1977 was long gone. The press was gleefully declaring punk dead and most of the aging public was wishing this with all their hearts. Then along came Cockney Rejects and with their first EP, Flares And Slippers (August 1, 1979) they changed the face of British music. No bullshit--Just pure impact! The boys gave the fake scene a good swift reality kick up the ass. It can be argued that Cock Sparrer was the first Oi band in 1977, but it is undeniable that Cockney Rejects put Oi squarely on the map and in the public's consciousness. With their debut LP, Greatest Hits Vol 1 the Rejects delivered the goods. A massive, punchy sound with melody and irresistible singalong choruses straight off football terraces. Sean Forbes from Rough Trade Records said " No one has got anywhere near sounding this thuggish and great at the same time. It's a one trick pony but I love that one trick. It's all about building up the song until a mob chorus comes in and sweeps the song to another level. Greatest Hits Vol 1 mixes football and punk...what more could you need?". The title Greatest Hits Vol 1 is tongue in cheek; It's not really a compilation of their hits; the boys just went into the studio and cut an album. A few months later they recorded a Greatest Hits Vol 2. Do not sleep on that one. It's just as good as Vol 1 and contains their most famous song, "Oi Oi Oi."

See ya in Manchester next month

and belfast

where can i get one of the cups

Never seen in glexca.

See you in grimsby jeff

Say it ain't so. My wife loves the Rejects and Wham both equally. I don't think she is prepared to handle this.

were all in our 50s..at least