Stay Sick 17th Birthday Party w/King Salami & The Cumberland 3

STAY SICK is BACK, FROM THE GRAVE!!

Brighton’s infamous delinquent trash garage punk surf beat rock ‘n’ roll dance party.A huge thank you to all you sick-ohs for coming down and spreading the delinquent love at our March party, especially since it was not in our usual slot and we, for the first ever, didn’t have a band!This time round it’s time to celebrate another year of STAYING SICK as STAY SICK turns 17 year old!!! Holy Moly, that leaves just one more year before we’re supposed to become responsible adults, haha!In honour of this momentous event we’re bring back one of our all time favourite bands! And they’ve been there from the start.
After a 3 year absence from a STAY SICK stage, yes, it’s the long awaited return of….★ ★ ★ KING SALAMI & THE CUMBERLAND THREE ★ ★ ★
https://www.facebook.com/KingSalamiandtheCumberland3
https://kingsalami.bandcamp.com/…/goin-back-to-wurstville
https://www.reverbnation.com/kingsalamiandthecumberland3

London’s town’s, and arguably the world’s, greatest rock & roll, rhythm & blues beat sensation return with their 50s & 60s influenced wild and crazy sounds! The King howls and growls like Screamin’ Jay greased up with Andre Williams’ ‘Bacon Fat’, whilst never stopping with the twistin’ and a movin’ while his wurst men bash out vintage rock n roll with a lil bit o soul to boot!

These crazies have been STAY SICK favourites ever since their first show for us at our sister night, The Goo Goo Muck, way back in 2008! They’ve been absent from making a Brighton appearance for several years now so their return is lonnnnnng overdue!

A must see band if you’ve never had the privilege before!

Come join us for this our monthly trash dance party night held on the downstairs in the bar at The Hope & Ruin, where we continue our monthly STAY SICK residency, revving up for a night of delinquent kicks, DJ’s, dancing and tripped out trashy mondo projections!

Expect an aural rock n roll trash journey that includes sleazy, greasy rock n roll from the 50s including Tarantino-esque surf, boppin rockabilly, swingin’ rhythm and blues and twistin’ shakers, moving on through to 60s primitive garage, snotty 70s punk n roll, 80s new wave and beyond to more modern garagepunk sounds, and anything else that fits in and floats our boat!

This night “goes out to all you Gucci bag carriers out there”, to all you delinquent weird-ohs so you can go-go, shake, bop, pogo, mash, shimmy, watusi and freak to! For Lux and The CrAmPs, our glorious leaders

As Wanda once said, “Let’s have a party!”