Sharp Class + Dead Star Boys + XLNTS

SHARP CLASS are selling out gigs all over the UK and as this is the bands first visit to Hastings (and that support from two great up and coming bands) we are expecting demand for tickets to be high.

SHARP CLASS

SHARP CLASS are a dynamic British power trio blending the raw energy of punk, the groove of soul, and the hooks of power-pop with the anthemic swagger of Britpop and classic rock ‘n’ roll. Their sound is as infectious as it is distinctive—bold, melodic, and unmistakably Sharp Class. With two albums to their name, the band have already made a name for themselves both at home and abroad. Their rise has seen them perform across the USA, headline a stage at Splendour Festival, and play for BBC Introducing at Y NOT Festival. Even Green Day have taken notice, name-checking the band as one to watch. Renowned for their electrifying live shows, Sharp Class bring a high-voltage mix of energy, excitement, and heart to every performance. As they put it, “that’s where it really counts.” And with their continuing rise, it’s clear that Sharp Class are just getting started...

DEAD STAR BOYS

Formed in late 2024, Vive le Rock have stated that Medway’s DEAD STAR BOYS have a great sound and are going place. The band are blissfully unaware that they are somehow, often compared to THE BUZZCOCKS but similarly they are the connection between 79 mods revival and early punk. Dead Star Boys will be playing tracks from their brand new album RATS.

THE XLNTS

The XLNTS are young Brighton Faces. “The best Ska Mod band On the South Coast”. Forming in late 2024, Ollie Thrower (vocals and guitar), Ben Goffin (bass) and Callum Garner (drums) have a reputation for full on energy gigs and with a their debut album THE NEW GENERATION out, they are definitely moving up.