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Formed in Brighton in 1982 this rockabilly trio are still driving crowds wild with their high octane double bass fuelled mayhem thirty years later despite sadly losing two of the founder members. Wild Rockin DJs will be spinning Neo Rockabilly and Psychobilly vinyl between bands.
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