Sex Pistols

In the beginning (of punk) there was chaos...and its name was The Sex Pistols. 1977 saw the band at their peak with the banned 'God Save The Queen' possibly reaching the top of the charts (insert conspiracy theory here) in the month the Queen celebrated her Silver Jubilee.

Formed in Derry, Northern Ireland in 1975, The Undertones became renowned for combining lyrical invention and musical flair with intelligent simplicity. Their anthemic Teenage Kicks, much loved by John Peel, was one of the most influential songs of the post-punk era. Reformed in 1999 without the influential Feargal Sharkey, they are still pumping out their classics hits with some new material.

Forming in 2018, Panic Shack knew from the get-go what they wanted to inject into the Cardiff scene. The self-proclaimed ‘Big Phat B**ches’ know how to get the crowd shaking and are not afraid to bust out a move or two. Primed with an infectious high-energy sound, hooks that kill and bass that slaps the taste right out of your mouth.