The Somers Town Festival free festival returned to Chalton Street in north London last Sunday for a fun day in the glorious summer sunshine.
It’s Camden’s largest street festival and the celebrates the cultural diversity of the area through music, food, art and dance.
Here’s some photos from the event:
Thee Dagger Debs mixed up ’60s garage, British R’n’B and ’70s proto punk and pub rock.
The combined mass of MPTL Microplastics produced a wonderful noise, bringing to mind early new wave, Roxy Music, Los Campesinos and Patti Smith’s Lower East Side.
Brixton sci-fi author Ian Watson makes another sale of his debut novel, The Tunnels.
Dig It Sound System having it laaaarge.
The People’s Museum.
Soul legend PP Arnold takes to the stage.
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