The King's Cannons dropped their self-titled album in July 2026, and it’s pure, gritty Oi! punk—raw, with a bite that feels both timeless and deeply Southern. Born from the wild, unpredictable energy of the city’s punk and hardcore scene, the band takes the rough edges of classic British street Oi! and adds their own American, working-class punch.
Think of the rowdy brotherhood you’d find at an early Sham 69 or The Business show, but swap in the sticky heat and hard-earned scars of New Orleans. If you’ve caught them live—especially alongside hardcore legends like Sheer Terror—you know they don’t mess around. That same sweaty, no-frills force comes roaring through on the album.
New Orleans has always been a haven for music that pushes boundaries—think brass bands blasting on street corners or gritty rock echoing from dive bars. The King's Cannons fit right in, bringing a rough-edged skinhead-punk energy to the city's endless soundtrack.
Their debut hits hard and feels raw, with enough attitude to promise even bigger things down the line. If you love street punk that actually means it, turn this album up loud—and catch their next show if you can. The band's ready for battle, and they're only just warming up.
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