Headmix & Tragic Roundabout: Live Music Extravaganza – Preview
Two long-standing Brighton acts reunite for a one-off night of live music at Klub Kaput at Caravanserai on Friday 29 May as part of Brighton Fringe.
Headmix & Tragic Roundabout: Live Music Extravaganza brings together two bands that first emerged from Brighton’s 1990s music scene (and every festival ever), sharing a bill again after many years.
Tragic Roundabout are known for their high-energy blend of punk, ska and klezmer influences, layered with an eastern European edge. Their sets combine political bite with humour and a deliberately chaotic, irreverent style.
Headmix Collective take a different but equally eclectic approach, mixing bagpipes, fiddle, accordion, whistle and melodica with driving rhythms and vocals. The band has built a following on the festival circuit across the UK and Europe, with a reputation for creating an intensely danceable live experience.
The night opens with a set from DJ Don Dapper, spinning a mix of Afro, Balkan, cumbia, dub and swing.
Come ready to cut loose!
Details
Headmix & Tragic Roundabout
Venue: Klub Kaput at Caravanserai, North of St Peter’s Church, York Place, Brighton
Tickets: Tickets are priced at £15, with £8 concessions available.
Dates: Friday 29 May – Doors open at 7pm, with the event running for approximately four hours.
The event is for ages 18 and over. The venue offers wheelchair access, accessible toilets and welcomes assistance dogs, although audiences are advised to check with the box office for specific access arrangements.
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