Tuppenny Bunters + TBC

“The Tuppenny Bunters effortlessly encapsulate all the rich legacy of the best of British pop in their songs and performance. Theirs is the joyful rage of the unsettled.”

Phil Jupitus

“My life was boring until two hours ago. Then I saw Tuppenny Bunters.”

Astile Doherty

(The following comments from various spectators)

“Their sound has the warm transistor fuzz of 60's trash pop, blended with psych garage punk”

“Dave and Fi possess a symbiosis that seems to make playing their instruments look easy. The way they fly through beats, notes and melodies, evidently shows their music has all the passion and drama of a tense ballroom dancing final”

“They’re like Sparks or The Carpenters on a terrifying acid trip”

“Interesting and definitely unusual”

“They kind of reminded me of The Dresden Dolls in that they were theatrical and playful and the excitement when I first heard Coin Operated Boy was replicated when I first heard whatever the first song was they played tonight”

“Super fun to listen to and made me smile throughout”

“60s pop, whirling around on a merry-go-round!”

“I can honestly say it’s the best thing I’ve probably seen in the last 35 years. Closest you will ever get to seeing something like the energy of The Who. Circa 1964.”