Tragedy (All Metal Tribute to the Bee Gees) Tour Announced
Thursday, 01 October 2009
Written by Saard
Could there be a more fitting tribute to the melodiously shrieking man-banshees (manshees?) of pop, than the face-melting power-chords and skin-tight silver lycra of glam metal? If there is, we dont want to know about it. Click here for tickets.
When asked, "why?" Tragedy answered, It has been said that Ted Williams could see the seams on a baseball as it was pitched towards him. We, the genii (plural for genius, duh!) of Tragedy have huge, powerful brains in our balls (brainballs). We knew that if we took our steaming-hot metal to the sweet syrup of the Bee Gees that it would change the world forever. That clears that one up.
Described as a combination of Tenacious D, Spinal Tap and Bon Jovi, Tragedy have been melting faces and wetting pants (laughter, we think) all over for an undisclosed period of time.
Some have said Tragedy are the heralds of the Bee Gees who came before them and will keep the Bee Gees spirit alive until they come back again. Others point out that the Bee Gees havent actually gone anywhere.
Tragedy (All Metal Tribute to the Bee Gees) Tour Dates are as follows:
Sat 5 Dec - O2 Academy, Oxford
Sun 6 Dec - O2 Academy, Newcastle
Mon 7 Dec - O2 ABC, Glasgow
Tue 8 Dec - O2 Academy, Liverpool
Wed 9 Dec - Witchwood Live, Ashton-under-Lyne
Fri 11 Dec - O2 Academy, Birmingham
Sat 12 Dec - O2 Academy, Bristol
Mon 14 Dec - O2 Academy, Sheffield
Tue 15 Dec - O2 Academy, Oxford
Wed 16 Dec - O2 Academy Islington, London
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Could there be a more fitting tribute to the melodiously shrieking man-banshees (manshees?) of pop, than the face-melting power-chords and skin-tight silver lycra of glam metal? If there is, we dont want to know about it. 
