...20/09/76 - Malcolm McLaren arranges a two day 'Punk Festival' at London's 100 Club. Sex Pistols fans and members of the 'Bromley Contingent', Suzy and Steven, along with fellow cohorts Marco Pirroni and Sid Vicious, have hastily formed a band to fill a vacant slot on the bill. The intention is 'to play one number until they throw us off the stage'. Post show the band immediately split up only to be reborn six months later as 'Siouxsie & The Banshees'. Two years later, and with new members John McKay and Kenny Morris on board, the Banshees sign to Polydor and score a No. 7 hit with debut single 'Hong Kong Garden'. Surviving the mid-tour desertion of McKay and Morris in 1979, Siouxsie and Severin soldier on with new drummer Budgie and a succession of different guitarists to be one of the most consistently successful bands to emerge from the punk explosion...