Peggy Sue

Hailing from Brighton this indie-folk four-piece have already toured with an impressive array of artists including Jack White Mumford & Sons and The Maccabees.

London, UK

Clearly loving every minute on stage the Brighton duo went through first single Television and myspace favourite Ballad of Superman as well as newly written tunes including Teeth and Escargot.

Brighton-based Rosa "Rex" Slade and Katy Beth "Klaw" Young's stage equipment consists of just two guitars two stools a tambourine melodica and a percussive instrument that looks like a wooden pear.

I enter Broadcast’s dark basement right at the beginning of Eyes & No Eyes’ set; I’m completely new to the Brighton four-piece of drums, guitar, bass and cello and as they begin I’m first put in mind of The Dirty Three, then the orchestral punk of Dischord’s Smart Went Crazy, before the band finally settles i

I’d been listening to Choir of Echoes all day and was excited to see how the tracks would transfer live on stage.

The intimate rough-edged Green Door Store beneath Brighton Station is perfect for the bittersweet reverb-tinged melodic thrum of Peggy Sue, who seem delighted to be back playing their home town to kick off a UK tour on the back of a jaunt around Europe. Hardened by early gigs supporting the likes of Mumfor