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Offline at the Brixton Prince Albert, 1st August 2008
Friday night party with Corporal Machine and the Bombers and David Goo and his Variety Band.
The stage is ready!
Corporal Machine and the Bombers lay down their east London Ian Dury-esque knees-up tunes.
David Goo and his Variety Band hit the stage. They were fantastic!
Dance floor shenanigans.
GIG DETAILS:
Fri 1st AUGUST A GOOD OL' FASHIONED VARIETY NIGHT KNEES UP!
9pm - late. Prince Albert, 418 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton SW9 8LF.
Tel: 020 7274 3771
Transport: 2 mins from Brixton tube/BR/buses.
FREE ADMISSION! CHEAP BAR!
Map and venue info
RAISE YOUR SKIRTS, CLINK YOUR BEERS AND GIVE IT THE OLD ONE-TWO ON THE DANCE FLOOR!
We've managed to persuade the fantastic David Goo and the full ensemble of his sensational Variety Band down to Brixton for an extra special night at the Albert, backed by the wild skiffle knees-up of Corporal Machine and the Bombers, a six piece cockney folk punk band from Essex famously described as sounding like "Chas'n'Dave on Acid."
LIVE ON STAGE:
10.30 CORPORAL MACHINE AND THE BOMBERS
Expect onstage chaos with the Bombers' tuba-parping euphonic skiffle-punk mixing up Madness, Chas'n'Dave and Jeffrey Lewis.
11.30 DAVID GOO VARIETY BAND
Fresh from a sell out gig at the prestigious Bush Hall in Shepherd's Bush, we're delighted to have the incredible David Goo and friends at the Albert.
"Funloving, upbeat music about the everyday life of a psychotic mind."
"David Goo writes songs about bugs, hairy men, hotels, Bon-Bon Jovi amoungst other things... Be prepared for surrealism and sing-a-long from one of the most entertaining musicians on the circuit." Tastebuds TV
"Has achieved cult status" The London Paper
PLUS A SHEDLOAD OF DJs
We'll also have a full crew of hard-drinking Offline regulars Editor (urban75), Sim Kard Suzi, Dansette 45 (Modtown Rockers) and more laying down a floor filling, fun packed selection of rock'n'roll, new wave, punk, big band. garage rock and more, rocking on till the early hours.
PLUS SCREENINGS:
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