naked sunday

The year was 2012, there were rumours it would be the end of the world, 3 unlikely misfits came together with one mission:- and that was to Rock. By sheer luck and determination these 3 went under the banner of NakedSunday and revolutionised how unsigned music should be. comprising (Vocals and lead Guitar) Martin Stanyer, (Bassist) Laura Stanyer and (Drummer) Craig Stanley, they embarked upon a journey that only they could do. The year is now 2017 they are currently playing live in support of there Album `Signs of Insanity described as a mix of Guns and Roses, Placebo, Pixies and generally good classic Rock. NakedSunday set the standard for live shows, energetic, charismatic, and entertaining. The bands past achievements include Martin Stanyers song (Hope aint a bad thing) which reached No16 in the UK charts in memory of Stephen Sutton, all 3 band members were recorded on this track led to all 3 members being presented with the outstanding achievement award by no other than Muff Murfin for their time with M.A.S Records (patron Robert Plant Ex Led Zeppelin). Also featured in the Dead Daises video for Face I Love and singing as part of the choir on the Darkness song Last Of Our Kind, also appearing on the Johnny Dooms AMPD and gaining Airplay on BBC Radio. The band have played at such prestigious venues such as the Slade Rooms, Route 44, Robin 2, and the Giffard Arms as well as gigging all over the UK. They are Professional in approach and Naked Sunday are set to Rock your world following up with their 2nd Album which is currently in the works. Naked Sunday are endorsed by Vocalzone and Collision drumsticks.