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the warriors England, UK
Circa 1981
Formed in late 1981 out of the ashes of The Last Resort
The Warriors have been a front runner
for the oi scene and with each album have stepped away from the last resort banner and have made a name for them self in the punk and oi scene
The Warriors are and always will be a none political band that stands for pride not prejudice
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