Punk

Bob Vylan first lit up the Shambala stage in 2024 with one of the most energising, defiant, unforgettable sets we’ve ever hosted. It was

The enduring energy and rhythm of The Selecter prove that 2-Tone is still as relevant and important as it was 40 years ago. A

The Menstrual Cramps is a DIY queer punk band from Bristol, UK, known for its feminist, anti-fascist, and pro-choice stance. Their music – loud,

Dream Nails are asking different questions nowadays. They made their name with energised, empathetic, yet politically conscious punk, bursting onto the scene with their

Unapologetically complex and joyful, The Destroyers have been colliding world musics for nearly twenty years with their musical roots come from the same Birmingham

Bristol-based producer and vocalist Grove makes militant music for the sensually inclined, rooted in bass vibration and liberation. Emerging from the city’s rich musical

Decolonise Fest is an annual London-based, volunteer-run, non-profit DIY punk festival collectively organised by and for punx of colour. For the first time, the

TaliaBle is a Tottenham raised rapper and multidisciplinary artist, prized as thee go to underground circus and hailed as ‘exciting, experimental and punk as

A punk-rock girl band that want you all in for a dance. Blending echoes of post-grunge and the riot-grrrl movement, for a severe musical

Urban griot and multi-instrumentalist Kaito Winse (vocals, tama, peul flutes, mouth bow) fortuitously collided with Brussels noise punk musicians Benjamin Chaval (drums, electronics) and

Part of the Decolonise Fest Takeover… Female-led post-punk from the scouse underground they were named “ones to watch” by Future Yard at Beacon Festival.

Part of the Decolonise Fest Takeover… New-wavers from London Town, Bona Rays means ‘beautiful face’ in Polari; a language spoken by gay men at