Posts Tagged ‘komedia’

[ December 1, 2009 9:00 pm to December 31, 2009 11:59 pm. ] With Kachings reminisent to the beginning of Pink Floyd’s 1973 hit Money, it’s time for another new years even in Brighton. Our backings with Life, Supercharged and the Slackers Convention.
£32 to go to Digital?? Two words… blow me.

Subsource, if you’ve never heard of them, have been an awesome player in the breakbeat scene and this year were nominated as best live act at Breakspoll International awards in London. They are like a cross between a world music act and a dance music cross-over band, but with some attitude in the same vein as bands like Asian Dub Foundation.

Again, another writer featured from the Brighton Festival fringe night Grit Lit at the Red Roaster. Here is Tara Gould’s short story “Little Birds”, which is the story of Grace, a woman who’s alcoholic father has just died and she must return home to comfort her mother. The story explores Grace’s conflicting feelings for the man she despised, yet mourns and sketches out the tragic life he led. Ultimately Grace must confront herself in the face of losing a person who is irevocably flesh and blood – her father.

Space (Southern Performance and Creative Energies) is a monthly media and arts event that provides an excellent opportunity for networking and gaining valuable contacts. June’s event features appearances from the incredible musician Nitin Sawhney and the highly acclaimed author Bonnie Greer.

Photo by Nadia Lloyd
Don’t Upset the Rhythm!
London trio The Noisettes  returned to Brighton to play a sold out show downstairs at Komedia for their first gig in Brighton since 2007 when they were promoting debut album What’s the Time Mr Wolf? This time, they returned with a mixture of old and new songs from their [...]

[ December 31, 2008 11:00 pm to January 1, 2009 4:00 pm. ]

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It’s that time of year again, the dreaded most hyped up night of the year, it’s New Years Eve. At Fusion we have for a long time been fans of not taking this too seriously, and this year is no different. When your [...]

No one I know has definite plans for New Year’s Eve. Everyone I ask answers in the same sort of vague “we’ll see” sort of fashion. I’m not sure why that is, but I can take a few wild guesses. Is it people playing it the proverbial Brighton ‘cool’ or are people just not all [...]

Despite the name The Junglists have absolutely nothing to do with Drum and Bass. In fact their a bunch of ska and reggae influenced youngsters from Berkshire who have enjoyed support slots with the likes of Adequate Seven, Dive Dive and [spunge], so opening for the Mystery Jets is something a little bit different for [...]