SUEP

Name, where are you from?
Georgie, from Southampton area in Hampshire.

Describe your style in three words?
I don’t really know, I tend to get stuff from boot sales, eBay and charity shops. My friends say I often look like someone's aunty or a mum. So, make of that what you will.

What’s the best gig you’ve ever been to?
I'm going to say the Gob Nation show at The Pipeline in Brighton where Porridge Radio played with Gauche, The Snivellers and Slum of Legs on my birthday in 2017. Porridge Radio dressed up like we were going to prom, it was a nice time.

If you could be on the line up with any two artists in history?
LCD Soundsystem and The B-52's.

Which subcultures have influenced you?
I was really into American pop-punk when I was a kid. Is being really, really into Green Day a subculture?

If you could spend an hour with anyone from history?
Paul McCartney or Cate Le Bon.

Of all the venues you’ve been to or played, which is your favourite?
Green Door Store in Brighton, because they used to let me put on all day festivals there that were free entry. I think it's owned by other people now but in its heyday, it was good vibes. Sister Midnight, amazing record store and fifty capacity gig venue in Deptford in South London. It’s not around anymore but Lenny from the space is organising a push to collectively take over the Ravensbourne Arms in Lewisham - BUY A SHARE! Delicious Clam, a DIY venue in Sheffield, great people run it. They do special immersive events for Valentine’s Day and Halloween.

Your greatest unsung hero or heroine in music?
Jona Lewie.

For more information on SUEP, including details for their upcoming shows and where to stream/purchase their latest releases visit linktr.ee/SUEPband.