Punk rock has been a dynamic feature in the North of Ireland since 1976. It has inspired so much great noise, fever and self-awareness. This new photo exhibition by Stuart Bailie presents the alternative faces who have made it such a vital, cultural force. The camera has searched out early pioneers like RUDI, The Undertones, Stiff Little Fingers and The Outcasts. It remembers how the attitude had been passed down to flame-keepers like Therapy? and Ash. And it celebrates the new contenders like Chalk, Problem Patterns, Tramp, Mucker and Éabha. The images have been shot on film and hand-printed in Stuart’s darkroom. It’s a rebellious family album. The best we ever had.

Lawrence Watson has spent over 40 years photographing music's biggest names, from Paul Weller, Oasis and Bowie to Run DMC, and Public Enemy. His portraits have graced countless album covers and NME pages, and he is known for an unobtrusive, fly-on-the-wall eye for the decisive moment.