Sultans of Ping F.C.
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Past
NOV
11
2023
London, United Kingdom
Islington Assembly Hall
I Was There
SEP
20
2019
Tipperary, Ireland
Semple Stadium
I Was There
NOV
10
2018
Leicester, United Kingdom
Dryden Street Social
I Was There
DEC
10
2016
Dublin, Ireland
Whelans
I Was There
OCT
17
2015
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Rock City
I Was There
NOV
22
2014
London, United Kingdom
O2 Academy Brixton
I Was There
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About Sultans of Ping F.C.
Crazy, psycho-happy Cork punk band, singing and screaming about shopping, sheepdogs, toilet bowls, turnip-fish, and Japanese girls. Listen and laugh a lot.
Their 1992 album Casual Sex in the Cineplex contained much of their best material, including Stupid Kid, You Talk Too Much and the perennial student-night favourite Where's Me Jumper?, but many amazing b-sides were great too: Turnip Fish, Armitage Shanks & Riot at the Sheepdog Trials
The live performance was the stuff of legend: usually playing to small, packed venues, the Sultans' frontman Niall O'Flaherty would unleash the anarchic Sultans of Ping sound whilst strutting, leaping and diving around and sometimes off the stage. The very literal "dance routine" which accompanied Wake Up and Scratch Me managed to keep the crowd entertained if a little unnerved by the blood loss.
Their name was later changed to simply "Sultans of Ping".
Their 1992 album Casual Sex in the Cineplex contained much of their best material, including Stupid Kid, You Talk Too Much and the perennial student-night favourite Where's Me Jumper?, but many amazing b-sides were great too: Turnip Fish, Armitage Shanks & Riot at the Sheepdog Trials
The live performance was the stuff of legend: usually playing to small, packed venues, the Sultans' frontman Niall O'Flaherty would unleash the anarchic Sultans of Ping sound whilst strutting, leaping and diving around and sometimes off the stage. The very literal "dance routine" which accompanied Wake Up and Scratch Me managed to keep the crowd entertained if a little unnerved by the blood loss.
Their name was later changed to simply "Sultans of Ping".
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Genres:
Irish, Alternative, Indie, International
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Sultans of Ping F.C. to play in your city
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Similar Artists On Tour
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
concerts and tour dates
Past
NOV
11
2023
London, United Kingdom
Islington Assembly Hall
I Was There
SEP
20
2019
Tipperary, Ireland
Semple Stadium
I Was There
NOV
10
2018
Leicester, United Kingdom
Dryden Street Social
I Was There
DEC
10
2016
Dublin, Ireland
Whelans
I Was There
OCT
17
2015
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Rock City
I Was There
NOV
22
2014
London, United Kingdom
O2 Academy Brixton
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Sultans of Ping F.C.
Crazy, psycho-happy Cork punk band, singing and screaming about shopping, sheepdogs, toilet bowls, turnip-fish, and Japanese girls. Listen and laugh a lot.
Their 1992 album Casual Sex in the Cineplex contained much of their best material, including Stupid Kid, You Talk Too Much and the perennial student-night favourite Where's Me Jumper?, but many amazing b-sides were great too: Turnip Fish, Armitage Shanks & Riot at the Sheepdog Trials
The live performance was the stuff of legend: usually playing to small, packed venues, the Sultans' frontman Niall O'Flaherty would unleash the anarchic Sultans of Ping sound whilst strutting, leaping and diving around and sometimes off the stage. The very literal "dance routine" which accompanied Wake Up and Scratch Me managed to keep the crowd entertained if a little unnerved by the blood loss.
Their name was later changed to simply "Sultans of Ping".
Their 1992 album Casual Sex in the Cineplex contained much of their best material, including Stupid Kid, You Talk Too Much and the perennial student-night favourite Where's Me Jumper?, but many amazing b-sides were great too: Turnip Fish, Armitage Shanks & Riot at the Sheepdog Trials
The live performance was the stuff of legend: usually playing to small, packed venues, the Sultans' frontman Niall O'Flaherty would unleash the anarchic Sultans of Ping sound whilst strutting, leaping and diving around and sometimes off the stage. The very literal "dance routine" which accompanied Wake Up and Scratch Me managed to keep the crowd entertained if a little unnerved by the blood loss.
Their name was later changed to simply "Sultans of Ping".
Show More
Genres:
Irish, Alternative, Indie, International
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