TRAGEDY: 'All-Metal' Tribute To THE BEE GEES

September 24, 2008

If you thought boundaries couldn't be crossed between the metal and the disco world, then be prepared.

TRAGEDY is a metal discothèque from the shiny glamorous streets of New York. The band has covered the classic tracks of THE BEE GEES in true fashion but has given them an infectious groove with a metal sound that has riffs catchy enough to pop your socks off. The eight-piece group is fronted by the three-man nucleus of Barry Glibb (vocals, guitars, piano),Mo'royce Peterson (vocals, guitars) and Robin Gibbens (vocals, cowbell, tambourine and gong).

TRAGEDY will be on tour in December supporting THE WILDHEARTS on their UK tour. They will also support ELECTRIC SIX at Shepherds Bush Empire.

The group's setlist consists of the following numbers:

* Stayin' Alive
* Jive Talkin
* How Deep Is Your Love
* You Should Be Dancing
* Our Love (Don't Throw It All Away)
* More Than A Woman
* Night Fever
* Shadow Dancing
* Too Much Heaven
* Tragedy

TRAGEDY's album "We Rock Sweet Balls And Can Do No Wrong" will be released on October 20 on Round Records.

See the band live at the following dates in 2008:

Supporting THE WILDHEARTS:

Dec. 03 - Sheffield Academy 1
Dec. 04 - Glasgow, Barrowlands
Dec. 05 - Oxford Academy 1
Dec. 07 - Manchester Academy 1
Dec. 08 - Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Dec. 10 - London Hammersmith Apollo

Supporting ELECTRIC SIX:

Dec. 12 - London Shepherd's Bush Empire

For more information, visit www.letsmaketragedyhappen.com.

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