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Polite Bureax, Brighton, Headline Green Door Store

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Polite Bureax, Brighton, Headline Green Door Store

Polite Bureaux

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When
Thursday, 17 December 2026, 8.15pm
Where
The Green Door Store, Trafalgar Arches, Lower Goods Yard, Brighton Train Station, Brighton, BN1 4FQ
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About the event

From See Tickets's listing

SAUSAGE FACTORY PRESENTS IN BRIGHTON POLITE BUREUAX: Extending beyond music and punk poetry, the track "Broke Biscuits" features in the new skateboard movie 'Mutate or Die' from the legendary 'Heroin Skateboards'. Polite Bureaux AKA Joe Smith "You will see them deliver their mix of spoken word, electronic, and punk energy to the stage." - NME "It was only half three in the afternoon, but we were quickly thrown into the spirit of a Saturday night with the arrival of Polite Bureaux. The Bradford-born act AKA Joe Smith kicked things off with a punk-goes-clubbing banger full of filthy guitars and head-bobbing bass. Singer - and professional afternoon raver - Joseph Smith led the charge with profanity-laden provocations. I hadn't been awake all that long, so this was exactly what the doctor ordered."- Louder Than War "A northern Mike Skinner, our generation's Sleaford Mods over Underworld-like electronic instrumentals and pure post-punk stage presence. To come across a band so wildly obscure, yet have all their words feel so familiar, was remarkable. I had never smiled so much during a set."-The Everyday Bradford's (UK) Polite Bureaux energentic genre-smashing electronic post-punk dance project explodes from Joe Smith with wiry Lo-Fi pulsating electronics beats with razor-sharp lyrical rants of daily life.…

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The Green Door Store
Trafalgar Arches, Lower Goods Yard, Brighton Train Station, Brighton, BN1 4FQ

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