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![IDLES @ 9:30 Club [DC] - 10/18/2021](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6350538c4e985848148c1691/1669659529973-UVVW3HK44M97B3YZPAC9/IDLES_930Club_MauricioCastro-10.jpg)
IDLES @ 9:30 Club [DC] - 10/18/2021
Organized chaos and boundless joy - that is what an IDLES concert is all about. The Bristol, England punk quintet have made a name for themselves for their bombastic, sharp-as-knives musical offensive against toxic masculinity, British conservatives, and fascists (See “Never Fight A Man With A Perm” from 2018’s Joy as an Act of Resistance. or “Grounds” from 2020’s Ultra Mono.) Though they just released Ultra Mono thirteen months ago, they have a new album on the way in early November, titled Crawler, and with it came two sold-out nights at DC’s 9:30 Club.
![IDLES @ Black Cat [DC] - 5/11/2019](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6350538c4e985848148c1691/1669684627524-VFTO4TT9I0HAA1MCUWRD/0M1A7179.jpg)
IDLES @ Black Cat [DC] - 5/11/2019
At last week’s back to back sold out gigs at Rock and Roll Hotel, IDLES aimed their ideological guns at the growing threat of nationalism and anti-immigrant attitudes in their home country of Britain as well as the US. In addition to this hyper-relevant protest, they also confronted a more subtle and arguably more complex blight on society; masculinity.