punk by the sea(southsea)

[Return of the Rev]

Anybody planning on going this year? anyone been before?
Do you have to buy 4 day tickets

 

[Garage_Doors]

DAY TICKETS CAN ONLY BE BOUGHT ON THE DOORIF ANY STILL AVAILABLE DUE TO LIMTED CAPACITY

Intro Page - Punk By The Sea

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

anybody planning on going this year? Anyone been before?
Do you have to buy 4 day tickets

pm rude boy

 

[tweenster]

I'm planning to pop over for one or 2 nights. If I can't get a ticket will just wander along the promenade and listen to the music.

 

[Garage_Doors]

All tickets now sold.
Day only tickets will only be available on a first come first served basis each day.
Unless DS is ITK ?

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Quality line ups, think I would be well happy Saturday night if I was around. What does the venue hold.

 

[Flex Your Head]

These events are about as far removed from the original spirit of punk as it’s possible to get – punk as holiday camp cabaret. I remember we used to laugh at the teddy boys back in the 70’s for being a bunch of sad, anachronistic losers, but this is probably worse. Punk was all about the here and now, the urgency, and the frustration of being a bored teenager; not a bunch of beer-gutted blokes in their 40s and 50s, spiking their hair for the day and singing about life on the dole.

My mate Paul played at one of the Holidays in the Sun weekenders a few years back. I remember him laughing at the old farts from the bands that reformed for a quick cash-in as they rushed to use the changing rooms to get out of their civvies and in to their ‘punk gear’. Sad.

Have fun if you go and don’t forget your Evo ;o)

 

[del strangefish]

 

[s5.bha]

Love that Del......just put it on instagram, let's see if it makes the popular page.....


Sent from my bed in my garden shed !

 

[Return of the Rev]

These events are about as far removed from the original spirit of punk as it’s possible to get – punk as holiday camp cabaret. I remember we used to laugh at the teddy boys back in the 70’s for being a bunch of sad, anachronistic losers, but this is probably worse. Punk was all about the here and now, the urgency, and the frustration of being a bored teenager; not a bunch of beer-gutted blokes in their 40s and 50s, spiking their hair for the day and singing about life on the dole.

My mate Paul played at one of the Holidays in the Sun weekenders a few years back. I remember him laughing at the old farts from the bands that reformed for a quick cash-in as they rushed to use the changing rooms to get out of their civvies and in to their ‘punk gear’. Sad.

Have fun if you go and don’t forget your Evo ;o)

 

[Garage_Doors]

That looks the bollocks