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Brit-rock darlings, Skunk Anansie finished the Bank holiday with a bang with an absolute belter of a show at the Brighton Dome. Late support was provided by the rather excellent, Nova Twins a last-minute replacement to the advertised Queen Zee.
Brit-rock darlings, Skunk Anansie finished the Bank holiday with a bang with an absolute belter of a show at the Brighton Dome. Late support was provided by the rather excellent, Nova Twins a last-minute replacement to the advertised Queen Zee. There’s a full review here over on the Brighton and Hove News site and below you can see the night in pictures!
"You create a fictional version of a person that doesn’t exist anywhere but exactly there, in your head."
“This track explores growing tensions around the world, which can feel overwhelming at times, leaving you unsure of where to start.”
“Told from the perspective of a woman weaponizing the male gaze… and advising others to use it for their own advantage.” – Katie Oldham
“For all the praise we’ve gotten for what we do on stage, we can’t shake the feeling that we have only just begun.” —...
“This album isn’t just a reunion—it’s a resurrection. The ghosts of Alice Cooper’s past are alive and riffing.”
