LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
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LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
Doors 6PM, Show starts 6:45PM
Some strong language - parental discretion advised.
Prepare your ears for an evening of absolute electronic chaos as local Ramsgate legend, musician, and madcap inventor Sam Battle hits the stage! Best known to millions online as LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER, Sam is the mastermind behind Church Hill's iconic This Museum Is (Not) Obsolete, where forgotten tech is transformed into mind-blowing musical oddities like the Furby Organ and the 1,000-oscillator Mega Drone synth. Fresh from representing the UK on the global stage at Eurovision, Sam is back on home turf to close out this year's Ramsgate Festival of Sound with a jaw-dropping Sunday night headline slot.
Expect a spectacular, high-octane performance packed with flashing lights, custom-built analogue gear, and walls of synth-driven sound. This is a hometown celebration you do not want to miss.

LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER (Credit: Melanie King)
Support: Big Woes

Alt-pop-post-punk-poetry-with-music band Big Woes see themselves very much as a local act. The Margate grassroots scene and the punters, promoters and places (Where Else?!!!) within it have been central to their development. From their early work-in-progress shows through to this year’s Heavy Work II EP release party. Their second EP, produced by Tunng’s Mike Lindsay, showed a more colourful, expansive side to their sound, while retaining Joe’s driving, melodic basslines and Kit’s surreal, psychodrama lyrics.
“Like if Basil Fawlty was the frontman for the Ramones
Bandcamp: https://bigwoes.bandcamp.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigwoesband/
Accessibility
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER features amplified music at safe levels for listening along with some flashing lights which may affect guests with photosensitive epilepsy.
Venue Accessibility
Please contact ramsgatefestivalofsound@gmail.com for any specific access requirements, and we will do our best to accommodate.
- There is a step-free entrance from the coastal pathway.
- A small bar is available serving drinks and snacks. There will be no food on offer.
- Male, Female and Unisex toilets are available on site. An access toilet is available at the back of the auditorium.
Transport Links
- Paid for parking nearby, or free residential parking within 5 - 10 minutes walk (away from town).
- Walk/Cycle: Just up the hill/Plugins Steps from the Harbour, with railings available to lock bikes to.
- Buses stop at Wellington Crescent with a 2 minutes walk to the site.
- The closest train station is Ramsgate, with a 25 minute walk or a short taxi.
Location
The Granville Theatre, CT11 8DG