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| past_members = [[Shaun Upsall]] (guitar), [[Carl Thornton]] (vocals), [[Mark Sargeant]] (bass guitar), Jonathan 'Joff' Sargeant (guitar), [[Steve Garnham]] (drums) | | past_members = [[Shaun Upsall]] (guitar), [[Carl Thornton]] (vocals), [[Mark Sargeant]] (bass guitar), Jonathan 'Joff' Sargeant (guitar), [[Steve Garnham]] (drums) | ||
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'''Travisty''' is a rock band, first formed in 1983. That band played together until everyone went their | '''Travisty''' is a rock band, first formed in 1983. That band played together until everyone went their separate ways after leaving school. 30 years later, after a chance meeting and a drunken dare, [[Travisty]] reformed. There were a few gigs before Carl left the band due to work commitments. The remaining members formed [[Molly's Chamber]] with Simon Crowson taking over as vocalist. | ||
In the early days [[Mike Siddaway]] did sound and lighting. Later, sound was managed by [[Graham Platt]], lighting being seen as a waste of time and available electric sockets. | In the early days [[Mike Siddaway]] did sound and lighting. Later, sound was managed by [[Graham Platt]], lighting being seen as a waste of time and available electric sockets. | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 8 November 2018
| Travisty | |
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| Years active | 1983-1986, 2010-? |
| Associated acts | Molly's Chamber |
| Past members | |
| Shaun Upsall (guitar), Carl Thornton (vocals), Mark Sargeant (bass guitar), Jonathan 'Joff' Sargeant (guitar), Steve Garnham (drums) | |
Travisty is a rock band, first formed in 1983. That band played together until everyone went their separate ways after leaving school. 30 years later, after a chance meeting and a drunken dare, Travisty reformed. There were a few gigs before Carl left the band due to work commitments. The remaining members formed Molly's Chamber with Simon Crowson taking over as vocalist.
In the early days Mike Siddaway did sound and lighting. Later, sound was managed by Graham Platt, lighting being seen as a waste of time and available electric sockets.