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Andy Blade, Thursday 31st March

Feb 28, 2016
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Posted by Steve Clements

Eater were one of the original class of 76 London punks releasing a number of great singles and an album before calling it a day in 1979. The thing that stood out was that most members were still at school, with drummer Dee Generate the youngest at 13.

16-year-old singer Andy Blade continued with a solo career and published a well-received memoir ‘The Secret Life Of a Teenage Punk Rocker’ that now fetches big money, if you can find a copy. He has a new album out this summer and is playing a rare Brighton show supported by new local grunge combo Willoh who will shortly be releasing their debut single.

Prince Albert, Thursday 31st March 2016
Tickets from Resident and here
Photo by John Bolloten

Feb 28, 2016
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Steve has been a SOURCE contributor since Summer 2010. Favourite quote - "There's no such thing as a sold out gig".
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