Brigitte Bop is a French punk rock group from Orléans, formed in 1994. Influenced by bands such as Rats, Les Cadavres, and The Clash, the group toured extensively across France, Belgium, and Switzerland. The band's first release was the EP Twist n' Punk (1997), followed by the debut studio album, C'est pas gagné ! (1999). Subsequent albums include Wack n' woll (2002), Back in eul' Berry (2004), and Highway to Punk (2007), with the latter including a companion DVD. The members also formed a parallel project called Les Clache in 2005, which performed covers of songs by The Clash dating from 1976 to 1980. The group's discography also includes the EP Nos futurs (2008), the split single Name Dropping (2011) with Edouard Nenez and Les Princes de Bretagne, and the studio album En rangs serrés (2011) on the Trauma Social label. The band later released Les Gens aiment bien (2016), which was issued on pink vinyl in 2018, followed by the album Be bop à Bangkok pour Brigitte Bop (2024).
