SXSW came to London for the first time earlier this month, and we managed to catch it all! The festival was split into three components - Film, Music & Conferences. However, despite the big-name backing and buzz, this inaugural SXSW London felt light on substance, struggling to live up to the creative energy of its Austin counterpart.

We caught up with Sunday Best after their set at SXSW London to talk about their latest single, what being a DIY band means to them, and the artists they’d love to collaborate with.

Day 4 of SXSW London started with a fascinating talk chaired by Rob Levine (Editor At Large for Billboard), with Tobias Holzmüller (CEO of GEMA) & Jessica Richard (SVP for Public Policy for RIAA).

Dan Clancy Spoke at SXSW London for the first time on Monday, giving a talk titled “The Live Streaming Economy”, in which he introduced what Livestreaming is, talk the audience through the history of Twitch & their early Success, and ultimately spoke about where he see’s the Livestreaming world going.

As SXSW London made its much-anticipated European debut, the festival’s sprawling program of tech, art, and music converged in Shoreditch, drawing a diverse crowd of innovators, creators, and music lovers. Among the 100+ acts lighting up the city, Gender Crisis delivered a set that captured the raw, urgent spirit of modern punk.

Self proclaimed ‘ragtag bunch of misfits’ Sunday Best are creating the representation within the scene that they didn’t have growing up, completely independent and fully DIY, Sunday Best leave everything on the stage!