Friday 23rd December at the Admiral
9pm sharp
with Tragic Roundabout
*LIVE MUSIC*
*AIRING OF GRIEVANCES*
*FEATS OF STRENGTH*
*FESTIVUS MIRACLES*
It should be quite good.
FESTIVUS
Friday 23rd December at the Admiral
9pm sharp
with Tragic Roundabout
*LIVE MUSIC*
*AIRING OF GRIEVANCES*
*FEATS OF STRENGTH*
*FESTIVUS MIRACLES*
It should be quite good.
Sat Jan 30 - Tragic Roundabout @ the Bevy
50 Hillside, the number 49 bus stops just outside
Bevendean
Brighton
Welcome to The Bevendean Community Pub, better known as 'The Bevy'. Opened in December 2014 The Bevy is the first community-owned estate pub in the UK. Funded by over 700 shareholders and re-built and decorated by an army of volunteers The Bevy is More Than A Pub.
9PM £FREE
This one should be quite good.
Xmas Eve Eve Special @ the Admiral
2-6 Elm Grovee
Brighton
Christmas Eve Eve Special. Come and partake in some Christmas cheer, beer and dancing. Remember, last minute panic buying isn't the same without a hangover.
9PM £FREE
This one should be quite good.
Saturday 13 June at the Admiral or something
Tragic Roundabout will be playing extremely silly,very beautiful punk at The Admiral on Saturday the 13th of June... Cramming 30 minutes of the best music into 4 hours.. Starts about 9.00pm and goes on for what seems like ages.. and it's bleeding free.. magic hat not withstanding. Hooray!!
This one should be quite good.
This one should be quite good.
Brunswick Festival 2013
Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th August (we’re playing on Sunday 18th at 6pm) - Brunswick Festival
Brunswick Square
Hove
The 32nd Brunswick Festival: Two days of music, fun, entertainment and more for all the family. 12 noon - 7pm both days
£FREE
This one should be quite good.
Can you spare us a couple of quid?
Tragic Roundabout - The Documentary - Can you spare us a couple of quid?
A music documentary about the notorious UK underground, festival punk/ska/klezmer band: Tragic Roundabout
In 2009 I started the Tragic Roundabout documentary, a film about one of the UK's foremost & notorious street/festival punk/ska/klezmer bands of which the majority of filming is done. But unfortunately due to time and financial constraints I have had to put the project on hold for a considerable time.
The Tragic's documentary is something I still want to finish so I have decided to see if it would be possible to finance this project by inviting fans, interested parties and backers to donate money towards the documentary via indiegogo
Like I've said, bar three interviews, the footage is complete but now comes the mammoth task of assembling the entire film, which will take at least six months with editing and post-production.
This film will be part documentary and part live gigs/videos of Tragic Roundabout since they first formed in the early 90s and the amount of material I have gathered in all formats is comprehensive and rare. I have shot eight full gigs and interviewed all of the band members both current and past.
Once finished it will premiere at the Duke of York's cinema in Brighton, UK and tour the country via the festival circuit and independent cinemas. It will certainly have a DVD release and be produced by my own company Bite Size Movies (www.bitesizemovies.org.uk)
If you are in a position to give this film legs in the guise of finance then you can donate via indiegogo right here. When donating you also have the option to receive a free gift in the form of a DVD of the finished film, a ticket for the premiere screening in Brighton or your name in the credits at the end of the documentary.
All donations large or small will be gratefully received and put toward the work needed to finish this film.
All being well I hope to have a first cut ready towards the end of the year.What do you say? Can you help me make this happen?
To check out my own film company see: www.bitesizemovies.org.uk
For Tragic Roundabout see: tragicroundabout.info
Cheers
Paul Light
www.bitesizemovies.org.uk
bitesizemovies@yahoo.com
This one should be quite good.
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