
The bisexual vegan shitpunks, Joe & The Shitboys, perform live at Daltons in Brighton.
If you are looking for something a bit different on the evening of 2 October 2026, Joe & The Shitboys are playing at Daltons. They have described themselves as "bisexual vegan shitpunks," a label that stems from their origins in the Faroe Islands. The band formed with the specific intention of highlighting what they view as problematic behaviour in their home country, which they have characterised as being full of homophobes and misogynists. It is a direct approach to their music and their message, which has defined their output since they started.
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Their sound is high-energy and fast-paced, with many of their tracks clocking in at under a minute. You might recognise titles like "Life Is Great You Suck," "Manspredator," or "If You Believe in Eating Meat, Start With Your Dog." When they perform live, the frontman is known for directing criticism at the audience throughout the set. They have a history of playing in varied spaces, ranging from festivals like the G! Festival and the FMA—where they were named Band of the Year—to more unconventional spots like skate parks, museums, and public toilets. This background gives you a sense of what to expect from their stage presence.
The show at Daltons, located at Under Brighton Zip, Lower Promenade, Brighton, BN2 1TB, is scheduled to start at 20:00. Tickets are currently priced at £13.75, though it is worth noting that this figure can fluctuate daily. Given the nature of their lyrics and the style of their performances, the event tends to attract a younger adult crowd interested in the punk scene and alternative music. It is a straightforward setup for anyone interested in seeing how their specific brand of activism translates to the stage in Brighton. It is worth keeping in mind that the venue is right on the Lower Promenade, which is a familiar spot for many of us in the city.















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