Rebellion Festival: Punk’s Living Archive in Blackpool

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The episode explores how the Rebellion Festival has turned the historic Winter Gardens into a living museum for punk history, weaving together old‑school giants with emerging acts across six stages. It traces the festival’s DIY roots, community infrastructure, and its role in preserving and recontextualizing punk’s past through performances, fanzines, and all‑ages events.

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