Rebellion Festival: A Living History of UK Punk

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This episode traces the 30‑year journey of Rebellion in Blackpool—how a seaside town’s historic Winter Gardens became a hub for punk archives, touring networks and DIY production that keeps the scene alive. We dig into venue heritage, cross‑generational jam sessions, fanzine culture, licensing hurdles, economic revitalisation, and how the festival’s archive project is turning past flyers into an online database.

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