Die Hunns Tickets

Die Hunns emerged in 2000 from the partnership of Duane Peters and the Hunns, later expanding with Corey Parks in 2002 and adopting the Die Hunns name. This punk/roots-informed outfit carved out a distinct footprint in the early 2000s with six studio albums and a string of notable singles. Here you’ll find a concise biography, a snapshot of their discography, and a practical look at past live activity and a note on current tour status. If you’re looking to secure live music from a band with a storied pedigree, you’ve got a guy in Die Hunns.

We’ll keep this page updated with verified tour information as dates surface. In the meantime, explore the band’s history, releases, and official social channels for the latest news.

Die Hunns’ early work helped define a raw, energetic era in punk-influenced rock. With releases on Disaster Records and Volcom Entertainment, the band delivered a mix of aggressive tempo and hook-laden riffs across six LPs between 2000 and 2007. Notable tracks like Time Has Come Today, Animals, and Marshal Law / Molotov Roots are highlighted in contemporary press and discographies. While recent live activity isn’t documented for 2025, the group’s legacy continues to resonate with fans who remember their Bakersfield, Las Vegas, and LA performances from the 2007–2013 era. Follow official social channels for any new project moves, reissues, or archival releases.