Common Courtesy

Common Courtesy has been active with several notable releases in recent years. Their latest single, "You Have Every Right to Be Disappointed (2020)," touches on themes of disillusionment and personal responsibility. It features a straightforward punk sound that aligns with their characteristic style. Another track, "How 'Bout I Do Anyway / Abortion Stops a Beating Heart (2020)," showcases their willingness to tackle controversial topics with a direct approach.

"Bicycle Daze (2020)" stands out with its catchy riffs, making it a memorable addition to their discography. The song captures the essence of youth and freedom with a light-hearted tone. Additionally, "Wow, That's a Damn Shame (2020)" reflects on social issues with a blend of sarcasm and sincerity. Each of these tracks contributes to their ongoing exploration of personal and societal themes within the punk and punk rock genres.

Common Courtesy has made notable appearances across various venues and festivals, establishing a presence in the punk rock scene. They played at Stockton Calling, where they engaged a diverse crowd. This festival is known for its mix of local and national acts, providing a solid platform for emerging artists.

At Brewsky's, the energy was palpable as they connected with fans in an intimate setting. Their performance at The Forum Music Centre in Darlington also stood out, showcasing their ability to adapt to different environments.

Other significant venues include Multiple Venues in Stockton on Tees and the Darlington Forum Music Centre, where they have performed to enthusiastic audiences. These performances reflect their commitment to the punk rock genre and their connection with fans across different locations.