Bambie Thug says that performing live is like therapy for them. It provides a much needed release from the pent-up emotions, frustrations and anger of life, feelings they keep to themselves until they explode on stage in a musical display of cross-genre mashups. We caught up at Download Festival to discuss their songwriting and lyrics, their live collaboration with Mimi Barks and more.
The EP is an extended physical vinyl version of their 'KAPPACORE' EP.
Saturday's event was headlined by the Brighton band.
The band share a track from their upcoming album, 'Make (Less) Babies'.
The track is taken from the band's upcoming album, 'This Is All We Are'.
The tour marks the 20th anniversary of their chart-topping debut album - find out more here.
Punk Rock Factory were never meant to be play at Download Festival. In fact, they were never even meant to play anywhere live, reveals drummer Andrew 'Kob' Robinson. The band, who take all your favourite show tunes, Disney movie themes and well known bangers, and dip them in the well of sugar sweet pop-punk, were only a lockdown escape from the chaos of the pandemic. But now, they are making a living touring the world and playing to a sea of fists in the air as far as the eye can see.
Check out the band's brand new single and music video here.
The sold-out event took place at Bristol's Harbourside.
The track follows 'More Like A Crash' which was released earlier this year.











