Band has busy Remembrance Day

Sunday 11th November was, for obvious reasons, a very busy day for the band. Adam Kearley, LGB’s bumper, represented the band in the Memorial Garden in Newhaven, playing the Last Post and Reveille; Phil Goldsmith was out doing the honours with the Royal British Legion in East Dean, whilst the rest of LGB took part […]

Brass for life – over the waves

On Friday 7th September, LGB Brass will be performing at the Kings Church, Eastbourne, to raise money for the Eastbourne Branch of the RNLI. Eastbourne has a new lifeboat, a new Tamar Class.  “Diamond Jubilee” was named by the Earl and Countess of Wessex on 6th July. Costing some £2.7 million, she replaces the old […]

Olympic performance in Lewes for LGB

The Olympic Torch passed through East Sussex today and in typical style, LGB were there to entertain the crowds lining the streets of Lewes waiting for the arrival of the once-in-a-lifetime procession. We split into two groups, one playing to shoppers in the pedestrianised zone at the bottom of the High Street and the other in […]

LGB celebrate in style

Sunday 22nd April saw us celebrate our 90th birthday in style, with a concert at what sometimes feels like our second home, Lewes Town Hall. The programme featured solos from former member James Emberley on euphonium, as well as from current members Tony Line (also on euph) and Simon Emberley (cornet). The LGB training band […]

Busy weekend – or what?!

Friday 10th Feb saw a few LGB members hot-footing it to Ringmer Community College to help me (with my scaba hat on) set up for the Solo, Quartet and Ensemble Contest.  That done, we prepared for the journey to Dover the following day. The band had entered the new DFDS Seaways Open Brass Band Contest.  […]

LGB raise money for Macmillan

On 22nd October LGB performed at the All Souls Church in Eastbourne to celebrate the centenary of the Macmillan Charity. We’re very proud to say that a massive £940 was raised through the event, and both LGB Brass and Macmillan would like to thank all those who attended and made donations. All that’s left to […]