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‘Lips Can Kill’ tour is heading to Brighton

by Nick Linazasoro
Thursday 19 Sep, 2019 at 6:30PM
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‘Lips Can Kill’ tour is heading to Brighton
The girls on the ‘Lips Can Kill’ tour

I suspect that the guys at Angel Promotions concert promoters are seriously buzzing at the moment as they have managed to secure four acts that certainly take no prisoners! It’s billed as the ‘Lips Can Kill’ tour and will be taking place at The Prince Albert (48 Trafalgar Street, Brighton) on Wednesday 27th November.

The bands taking part are: Healthy Junkies, Yur Mum, Tokyo Taboo, and PollyPikPocketz.

Let’s meet the bands….

(Top left to bottom right): Healthy Junkies, Yur Mum, Tokyo Taboo and Myura from PollyPikPocketz

Healthy Junkies are a female fronted New wave punk grunge band, who are DIY and hungry with it! Lead punkster Nina Courson is glamorous and yet a rebel. She ran away from home when she was fourteen. In the seedy underworld of Paris, Nina found her true musical muse in David Bowie’s music, she then moved to London in 2007 to pursue her own rock n roll rite of passage. Completing the Healthy Junkies quartet are Phil Honey Jones on guitar, David Whitmore on bass and Pumpy on drums.
Further details HERE and HERE.

Yur Mum was established in 2016 and are a multicultural rock band who have a disregard for fashion and are based in London. The band is a trio comprising of Anelise ‘Anie’ on vocals/bass, Akos ‘Ah-kosh’ on guitar and Fabio ‘fɑh-bioʊ’ on drums. Their music is raw, loud and honest. They call it ‘road rage’ rock. On stage, Yur Mum is energetic, cathartic and unapologetic.
Further details HERE and HERE.

Tokyo Taboo are composed of the feisty and ferocious pair Dolly Daggerz and Mickey Danger. Following their debut album ‘6th Street Psychosis’, the London band have now announced their highly anticipated second album. Taken from the album, new single ‘Whiskey’ will be released on the 4th of October via TT Records. The Riotous rockers have built quite a reputation for their spectacular, character driven, and often shocking vibrant live performances. With glowing comparisons to Deap Vally, Halestorm, and Juliette & The Licks.
Further details HERE and HERE.

PollyPikPocketz formed in London in 2014 and offer up dirty grunge with a punk edge, and no shortage of energy! They are a vibrant and colourful mixture of style, culture, sex, musical influence and facial hair all puked into one. Those responsible for this are vocalist Myura Amara, Mat Kiki (guitar/vocals), Frog (bass/vocals) and drummer Shane Howard.
Further details HERE and HERE.

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