Brighton's big tsunami gig

by Toby Jarvis [Edit this content] ▾ 15 comments 16:10 January 19th, 2005

Tsunami benefits are everywhere, so here's another one: Brighton's biggest indie bands join forces for a show at the Concorde 2 on Monday 7th March. Tickets are already on sale.

Tickets are £15 from Ticketweb, or Rounder Records if you're in Brighton. The lineup is: Eighties Matchbox, British Sea Power, Electric Soft Parade, Chris T-T Band and The Mutts, plus Detournement and Chaos Rocks DJs.

If you know the Concorde, you'll know how quickly those tickets are going to vanish.

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Brighton's big tsunami gig

the fact that it has bsp makes it better than the cardiff one, that and the fact it doesn't have the mediocre street preachers.

homesick_alien | 19 Jan '05, 16:23 | X | Reply

Re: Brighton's big tsunami gig

ah but it does have camera.

colly_kunoichi @homesick_alien | 19 Jan '05, 17:01 | X | Reply

Brighton's big tsunami gig

For the punk-inclined there's a benefit at the Camden Underworld on February 8th, too. Shall feature:

Adequate Seven
Howard's Alias
Fireapple Red
Jerry Built
My Echo

Damage: £7

Top banana!

Effloresce_Sean | 19 Jan '05, 17:19 | X | Reply

Brighton's big tsunami gig

The Pipettes, The Tenderfoot, Good Morning Captain, Oom and Cakeboy are playing a charidy bash this Saturday at the Pavilion Theatre. Tickets are £10.

crosbysleftear | 19 Jan '05, 18:07 | X | Reply

Brighton's big tsunami gig

anyone know whats happening with esp at the moment? as brotherhood of fish has shut down i cant get any info anywhere.

liono | 19 Jan '05, 21:44 | X | Reply

Brighton's big tsunami gig

I love this place.... Friday not for charity but you'd be doing yourself a faviour indeed if you went. HoboGoblin... Catnap and Yuchi + a band in the middle that I must say I don't know.

Hayward | 20 Jan '05, 00:06 | X | Reply

Re: Brighton's big tsunami gig

Mostly Tom & Alex seem to be playing in Brakes, fronted by Eamon BSP.

tobyj @liono | 20 Jan '05, 00:09 | X | Reply

Re: Brighton's big tsunami gig

I ment the Hobgoblin... don't look for goblin like tramps its not safe.

Hayward @Hayward | 20 Jan '05, 00:17 | X | Reply

Brighton's big tsunami gig

Eurgh the Hobgoblin, full of pretentious goths far too concerned with the way they look.

The ESP do seem to have been a bit on the quiet front, tho from what I can tell they can be found living somewhere along Lewes Road since they walk past me practically everyday waiting at the bus stop on my way to uni!

Holles | 20 Jan '05, 03:24 | X | Reply