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HH: Jeanie & The White Boys + Le Lamb + Star City + Blousey *NEW DATE*

wed
29
jul
time 6.30pm
11-12 Queens Rd, Brighton

Hidden Herd Presents: ***THIS SHOW HAS CHANGED DATE FROM THE 24TH TO THE 29TH – ALL TICKETS REMAIN VALID***JEANIE & THE WHITE BOYS Jeanie and The White Boys have become a London underground cult favourite, gaining fervent support from Iggy Pop and Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 6 Music, as well as Edwyn Collins, who they started recording their debut album with in 2025. If you’ve ever stumbled into a DIY venue, warehouse rave, or sticky-floored dive bar and found yourself hypnotised by a voice that sounded like Debbie Harry fronting a no wave circus, chances are you’ve met Jeanie Crystal or at least felt her energy in the room. As the frontwoman of Jeanie and The White Boys, Jeanie channels something both theatrical and visceral: a punk-glam cabaret of sound, sweat, satire and soul. Her band is part raw noise, part performance art, and entirely unmissable. Think New York Dolls, think Nina Hagen, think Grace Jones doing punk karaoke in a drag dungeon, only louder. Out on the road, Jeanie and The White Boys have supported The Black Lips, Black Honey and The Moonlandingz, and have played festivals including Glastonbury, Mutations and Manchester Psych Fest. They kicked off the year at DIY Magazine’s Hello 2026 alongside Dog Race, Y and ashnymph, and recently toured the UK in February with HotWax, including a date at Brighton’s Chalk.+ Le Lamb + Star City + Blousey

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