Here's the highlights of what we've got up to in the laser dome...Bring on the wrong!
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2009
Another great year, more sun than rain, and soon we'll all have recovered. We rocked some of the best parties ever, sold some T-shirts and met some great people.
Massive thanks and love to Jonny from Reef, King Phillip, Kidross, Hero73, Oli, Hugh, Kate, Ellen, Golden Boots, Rich the Dome, Justin (for drinking cider constantly) The Bath Pig Crew (Mash, Naomi, Juliet, Ed, Gill, Rosy, Nathan, Lela, Amelia and Ant)
More to photos to follow as we chase down our photographers, who we think are still wandering around Somerset. Keep checking!
Glastonbury Festival 2009 Gallery
James blagging a blog for NME in a helicopter.
James' Good Day, Bad Day on Steve Lamacq show BBC 6 Music.
For the last 10 years we have been doing parties at Glastonbury Festival. Through mud, blood and sweat we have brought you what many people describe as The Best Party at Glastonbury.
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2008
What I remember of this year is limited, but I have been told it was a good one. We were back in the Spunky Laser Dome and to celebrate our 10th birthday we had an exhibition. We had artwork from China Mike, Cheba, Molar, Cheo, 45RPM, The 5683 and onsite we had Eddie Fett and Hero73 who made it look the best it ever has. We got Micheal Eavis wearing a Spunky sticker and I even got to fly round the site in a helicopter which is one part I do remember.
Glastonbury Festival 2008 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2007
We went, sold our wares, put on some great Spunky Soundsystem parties, and we returned, covered in smelly mud. Yes, it took about 6 months to remove all the mud from everything that we owned, a tough year. It was a little bit like what I imagine World War One was like in the trenches, minus the killing. We had our new marquee and filled it with artwork painted on site by Matt Sewell, 45RPM, Eddie Fett and The 5683.
Glastonbury Festival 2007 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2005
Mud, Mud and more Mud! This year saw the return of the Spunky Soundsystem for a successful 6-day bender at the Glastonbury Festival. We had the Electro Neon Aerobics Girls dancing in the mud, all the normal Spunky DJs rocking the party and our first year of Black Tie night. Harry was on the cover of all the major newspapers swimming in the mud. It was one of our best years ever despite the swampy conditions.
Glastonbury Festival 2005 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2004
This year we were back in the church fete marquee 'borrowed' for Glastonbury. Matt Sewell painted a wicked piece for us of Glastonbury farm animals. The party rocked all night and the weather just about held.
Glastonbury Festival 2004 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2003
Arguably the best year ever! The first year we had the Spunky Laser Dome. We nearly got shut down before we started but after purchasing emergency lighting and putting barriers around the soundsystem we were allowed to start. Once we started we didn't stop! We had Bongo Paul, Paul da Silver on sax, the dude from Aime MCing and all the Spunky Djs, it was awesome. Unfortunately I was passed out in the back of the van for most of it, but even DJ Sasha was in our tent that year.
Glastonbury Festival 2003 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2002
Another great year... Spunky was represented by Zoe Ball and the Lost Prophets. We were down in D market opposite Radio 1 this year and ran pretty much 24 hours. Spent a lot of the time taping people to bins!
Glastonbury Festival 2002 Gallery
GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2000
Glastonbury 2000 was possibly the best week of my life. It was the first real public outing for Spunky as a clothing label. Up until this event we had been purely online and trading out of a bedroom. Everybody loved it; the concept, the t-shirts and the party (and back in those days the party ran till 10 am when the shop opened!). It was here I learnt the first rule of business: K just say neigh!
Glastonbury Festival 2000 Gallery