Los Fastidios

Founded in Verona in 1991 around Enrico De Angelis, Los Fastidios belong to a street punk and Oi! tradition while incorporating ska, rocksteady, reggae, melodic punk and street soul. The band favors a direct, shouted and often danceable sound, driven by group choruses and an aesthetic drawing from both street punk culture and Jamaican music. In the 1990s they gained notice on the Italian independent scene with early tracks and with Hasta la baldoria (1996) and Contiamo su di voi (1998), then continued with Guardo avanti (2001), Siempre contra (2004), Rebels’n’Revels (2006) and All’arrembaggio (2009). Their trajectory went on with The Sound of Revolution (2017), Joy Joy Joy (2019), From Lockdown to the World (2020), XXX The Number of the Beat (2021), Revolt (2023) and Lovesteady (2025). Very active on Europe’s alternative stages, Los Fastidios have toured widely, played festivals and taken part in projects linked to antifascist and antiracist circles, consistent with lyrics centered on freedom, solidarity and social realities.