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Live – Lola Young | Bug Eyed at Chalk

March 14, 2025March 15, 2025Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Lola Young & Bug Eyed at Chalk, 13th March 2025

Following her recent appearance at The BRITs, Lola Young played a great set to a sold out crowd at Chalk in Brighton last night, with support from Bug Eyed. Gallery by Mike Burnell below.

Bug Eyed

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Lola Young

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Photos © Mike Burnell iso400.com | Instagram: iso400mike | X: iso400photo

Published 14th March 2025

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