EVE LIBERTINE WILL be performing live alongside Eva Leblanc at this year’s Rebellion Festival at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
The duo will be playing live in the Opera House on the closing day of the festival (10 August 2025).
The two artists previously appeared together at Horse Hospital in London on 20 April 2024, performing a set entitled Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue.
We’re delighted to welcome Vocalist Eve Libertine (Crass) to Rebellion. From the impact of ‘Reality Asylum’ to the groundbreaking ‘Penis Envy’ LP many of us have grown up with Eve’s work. She’s joined by musician / artist Eva Leblanc. Born in Venezuela, raised in Chile and based in London, UK, Eva was part of the punk/DIY community in Santiago, Chile where she played in a couple of bands and organised gigs during ten years. In 2015 she decided to move to Europe where she has been developing her collages and illustrations.
Expect a wild display of punk pyrotechnics including something old, something new, something borrowed and something just for you. A rare chance to witness a prime element of the power that was once Crass. They take the final slot in the Opera House on the Sunday.
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Already confirmed to be appearing at this year’s Rebellion Festival are Alternative, Slice of Life, The Mob, Passion Killers, Danbert Nobacon, Conflict, Zounds, Subhumans, Paranoid Visions, Carol Hodge and Steve Lake. Seven members of Chumbawamba will join an ‘in conversation’ panel at the Rebellion Literary Festival.
The Rebellion Festival takes place at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, 7-10 August 2025. Weekend and Day tickets for Rebellion 2025 are available to buy from the festival website.
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