A matinee gig featuring 4 bands

MONKISH

Formed in London in 2005, Monkish have steadily increased their fanbase by playing regularly, and picking up support slots with the likes of Bad Manners, The Dead Boys, The Vibrators, The Macc Lads, Johnny Moped, Anti-Nowhere League, The Members, Eddie and the Hot Rods, Jilted John, and Neville Staple.

Monkish have played at the Blackpool Rebellion Festivals no less than 9 times between 2007 and the present, They have also played at Rebellion Festivals in Austria, Italy, and Holland, and have arranged their own tours of the USA, Germany (3 times), and Belgium (3 times). They also travelled to Ireland to play the Drumacanoo Punx Picnic in 2009 where they appeared alongside Sleaford Mods. Other major festival appearances have included the Wickerman Festival in Scotland and the Great British Alternative Music Festival at Butlins in Skegness 2017, and Minehead 2020.

In 2011 they released their debut album, “You Can’t Polish a Turd” which was very well received, and received a higher score than the Red Hot Chilli Peppers new album in Big Cheese Magazine. The song “Please Don’t Piss In My Microwave” was voted Best Punk Song of 2011 on Gary Bushell’s Rancid Sounds show on Total Rock FM.

Their second album "Quorn is Murder" was released in June 2018 and was produced by Dick Crippen of Tenpole Tudor/King Kurt fame.

GRIPPER LEE

A big sound, reminiscent of classic 1980s post-punk and goth, delivered with plenty of energy and attitude.

SPOCK ON THE BUS

Hailing from Worthing, West Sussex. Spock On The Bus is the greatest band to have never appeared on Sunday Brunch. Born from a need to sing silly songs about Bruce Willis, Owls, Biscuits and Badgers, we plan on local domination followed by a nap then tea and biscuits as we're all getting on a bit now.

They play noisy silly songs with sing along choruses and catchy hooks getting everyone in on the act before bedtime. With more years experience than they'd care to admit, they have close to ten albums recorded and released between them in previous bands.

BIG LEMON

Big Lemon - indie/psych/pop-punk Brighton/Worthing-based 5 piece formed in 2025. "Creating sonically beautiful tunes about life, love and lobsters that you'll be humming all week."