Punks are set to take over a Morecambe venue to celebrate 50 years of the genre.
Morecambe Punk Festival arrives at Alhambra Live today (Friday November 13) for three days of live music.
From 2pm on Friday November 13 through to Sunday November 15, the Marine Road West venue will host a huge line-up led by UK Subs, Anti-Nowhere League, Ruts DC, 999, The Godfathers, Discharge and Peter and the Test Tube Babies, with dozens more bands across the weekend.
There will also be merchandise stalls to browse between sets.
This year’s festival will be held in memory of its founder and organiser, Lee Wood, who died earlier this year.
The festival was the vision of Lee and his wife Caroline, who wanted to create a space where punks of all ages could come together each year.
Over the weekend, the festival team will also be collecting for Orchid, the charity fighting male cancer.
"Events like this bring visitors from far and wide to the prom in the quieter months, and we’re delighted to see the Alhambra full of noise this weekend," said a spokesperson for Morecambe BID (Business Improvement District).
Morecambe Punk Festival is disability and child friendly.
Tickets are limited, so if you’re planning to go, book yours now HERE.
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