The Studio 68!

Imagine Janis Joplin jamming with the Small Faces, down at Withnail and I’s place. Charles Bukowski is manning the bar, Malcolm McLaren is handling the guest list, and Terence Stamp and Julie Christie are canoodling in a corner.

 Now you’re getting a sense of the weird and wonderful world of The Studio 68!. 

A high-octane rock ’n’ roll band formed in North London steeped in late ’60s and early ’70s influences, they were destined for stardom in the early ’90s before their chaotic lifestyle derailed them. One explosive Camden performance caused MOJO magazine to remark, “It was the night the foundation stone of Britpop was laid.”  

Regenerated, Doctor-Who style, in 2023 as a rollicking rock ’n’ roll outfit fronted by powerhouse lead vocalist Dani Turner, the six-piece have since blown the doors off everywhere from the ‘Shiiine On’ festival to Camp Bestival.  
For the ’68!, it’s not just about the music. Their rock ’n’ roll travelling show is powered by an over-arching band philosophy, deeply rooted in the progressive social and cultural spirit of 1968.  “We’re here to bring the joy — and the danger — back into rock ’n’ roll,” says band spokesman Paul Moody. “The psychedelic express is picking up speed and we’d love you to come along for the ride.”