3 FREE SHOWS THIS WEEKEND!

This weekend starting Saturday July 18 the beach will put on 3 free shows:
Sat. 2:00 p.m.- Bastard Jazz w/ DJ DRM, Paul Digs & Erik The Red
Sat. 7:00 p.m.- The Seaside Soul Series with Rich Medina and Brian Coxx
Sun. 2:00 p.m.-TRADEGY all metal tribute to the BEE GEES

Below is a review by El Bicho of a night with TRAGEDY all metal tribute to the BEE GEES:
Tragedy is the #1 Heavy Metal Tribute to the Bee Gees in the World and they certainly made their case in "Anaheim City" last night as they decimated Disneyland. While the notion of combining '80s metal and the Bee Gees initially sounds like a joke, and there was a lot to laugh
at especially with the between-song banter, the band is comprised of serious and talented musicians who made clear that the brothers Gibb could have taken their falsetto voices to the Sunset Strip during the 1980s and scored big.
The band is comprised of singer/guitarist Barry Glibb, singer/guitarist Mo'Royce Peterson, singer/guitarist/cowbell player Robin Gibbens, the powerful rhythm section of bassist Gibbous Waning and new drummer The Lord Gibbeth, and back-up singers Women's Gibb, individually known as Angelpussy and Olivia Newton-Chong. Stagehand Lance, who toweled off the musicians and sprinkled the air with handfuls of glitter, was also a contributor to the festivities.

They opened with "Night Fever" and received a raucous round of applause, which Barry Glib stated was unnecessary because the band knew it was awesome. A special treat for those who own their album We Rock Sweet Balls And Can Do No Wrong is the three-song block of non-album tracks: "Grease," which they claimed was originally entitled "Lube;" "Nights on Broadway;" and the Gibb-penned, Barbara Streisand hit "Woman in Love."