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Badness
Madness Tribute band Badness formed in 1994 and have been a market leader in the tribute and Ska scene, with their energetic show and a frontman that never fails to whip the audience into shape, you know you’re in for a good night if Badness are on the bill.
Playing classic Madness, Bad Manners and The Specials, to name but a few. “BADNESS” also play a few of their own songs, written with input from every member of the band. “Trojan Horse” is an instrumental and is much like an old ska classic.
Re-live the “Dance Crazy” days of the late 70s & early 80s with the No.1 SKA revival band in the U.K.
But be prepared to “Enjoy yourself” ~ It’ll be a Hot & Sweaty one!
“There aren’t many tribute bands better than Badness. Their lead Suggs is perfect and the whole band musically tight, loud and all great musicians. they do Ska, Bad Manners et al too, as well as the nutty boys, so have an extensive range of material the can call on. Whatever they choose to perform is fine by me – they’re fantastic and a benchmark to other tributes.” – Stage Magazine
Playing classic Madness, Bad Manners and The Specials, to name but a few. “BADNESS” also play a few of their own songs, written with input from every member of the band. “Trojan Horse” is an instrumental and is much like an old ska classic.
Re-live the “Dance Crazy” days of the late 70s & early 80s with the No.1 SKA revival band in the U.K.
But be prepared to “Enjoy yourself” ~ It’ll be a Hot & Sweaty one!
“There aren’t many tribute bands better than Badness. Their lead Suggs is perfect and the whole band musically tight, loud and all great musicians. they do Ska, Bad Manners et al too, as well as the nutty boys, so have an extensive range of material the can call on. Whatever they choose to perform is fine by me – they’re fantastic and a benchmark to other tributes.” – Stage Magazine
8pm
Tickets £23
Tickets £23
Civic Centre East Sussex TN22 1AE
Sat 15 Apr 2023
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