So. We did it. We had a massive, joyous Warrington Ska Punk Show!
We had JB Conspiracy, Call Me Malcolm, Boom Boom Racoon, Nutty Skunk, Tic No Toc, and some weirdo playing bad acoustic ska covers. The lot of you blew my socks off!
So. We did it. We had a massive, joyous Warrington Ska Punk Show!
We had JB Conspiracy, Call Me Malcolm, Boom Boom Racoon, Nutty Skunk, Tic No Toc, and some weirdo playing bad acoustic ska covers. The lot of you blew my socks off!
Gravesend ska band 3dBs Down are releasing a new single video for their track Idiot Ignorant Evil this Friday – and it’s premiering here on WarringtonSkaPunk.co.uk!
OH YES! It’s here again! It’s happening! The latest Warrington Ska Punk Show! BUY TICKETS HERE!
Featuring the double-headliners JB Conspiracy & Call Me Malcolm, supported by a wacky bunch of superheroes including Boom Boom Racoon, Sick Pins, Nutty Skunk and TIC NO TOC! Plus, practically all the money goes to helping kids in need? Crazy good.
It’s time for the second day at MPF! (Check out Day 1 if you haven’t seen it here).
We jumped on the train full of non-punks, apparently not heading to the best thing happening in Manchester all weekend. Suckers. I chatted to loads of them and not Tim who was not in a chatting mood.
This year I have FINALLY had the honour of helping out at Manchester Punk Festival! Stupid COVID has delayed that joy too many times, but it’s finally a reality
I took the train over with two of my favourite people in the world: Jen and Tim.
It’s nearly CHRISTMAS!!! And that means its time for terrible Christmas covers, novelty songs, mince pies and lots of chocolate!
Today, I’m joined by the coolest kids in the world: Joen (10), Neriah (8) and Isaac (5) – also known as JUSTJOEN, Nevernia and Is It Isaac? – to tell me why they like Christmas, hate Christmas, and think that Grim Christmas are an awful music entity.
The first time I saw Shackleford live, two things came to mind. First, I thought “These guys probably are probably the stupidest, most hilarious band I’ve ever seen live”. And secondly, I thought “Wow, how do they sound so good?”.
After several years touring on the back of their two EPs – the imaginatively named I and II – they’ve pulled their socks up and put together a full album.
A lucky happenstance found me in sunny London town this week, so I took the opportunity to visit the New Cross Inn for the first time.
For those of you who don’t know, the New Cross Inn is the spiritual home of much of the UK ska scene, with basically every band ever having played there nineteen times, it hosts the incredible Level Up Fest and, of course, its operated by the lovely Paul Smith and is the oft-home of the Be Sharp Promotions gang.