Blow your winnings or forget your losses with a titanic knees up and piss up at Tony’s awesome boozer!!
Session on from 7.00pm
115 High St, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 2DA
The pub will still be in lockdown but we can dream...
Session on from 9.30pm
21 Westgate St, Bath BA1 1EP
Released from lockdown The Publicans emerge blinking into the summer sunshine to dust off their own peculiar brand of Anglo/Irish folk.
The Tap Social is a fantastic bar and social space, they even brew their own beer! What's not too like! Px
Session on from 5pm
Tap Social, Unit 27, Curtis Ind. Est, North Hinksey Lane, Oxford, OX2 0LX
You never know…
Shows all day
Melton Mowbray
Covid 19 don’t keep The Pubs down. We did a tune, all remote but still together!
This song is called Naked Body, it’s about lust, repression, and dairy squirty cream.
Back before all the covid bollocks happened we played splendid gigs to lovely people. This song is called McManus and it was recorded at The Cabbage Patch Twickenham.
Love this pub, its awesome landlord and its splendid punters!
Session on from 9.30pm
Flan O'Briens, 21 Westgate St, Bath BA1 1EP
Two days six gigs and at least one collosal piss up
Saturdays gigs
The Half Moon - 2.40 • The Crown Inn - 4.00 • The Generous Briton - 7.20
Sundays gigs
The Harboro Hotel - 2.00 • BeerHeadz - 5.20 • The Boat -7.20
The Melton Mowbray Christmas Folk Trail is completly free and takes place in pubs and restaurants in the town centre of Melton Mowbray.
It is organised by the Melton Folk Club and features a huge roster of acts from all over the country. We love it!!
The following is from the Melton Folk website and sums up the vibe of the fest and their splendid attitude to music and creative performance:
"We encourage a wide variety of styles within our club, almost to the point of "All Music is Folk Music". From Medieval and Renaissance lute music and song, through folk song and dance of later centuries, to the more recent folk revival and singer/songwriter genre. We also encourage the reading and writing of poetry as an adjunct to the music. We embrace the various traditions of music of the British Isles and the Blues and Country music of the USA, along with less well known styles of the rest of the world"
An absolutely brilliant way to get over turkey sweats.
A bar full of brilliant people, a bouncey castle for the kids and a band to have a bloody good dance to!!
Session on from 3.30pm
Tickets £5 in advance from the bar.
115 High St, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 2DA
First time at the is legendary Swindon music venue.
Session on from 9.00pm
73 Commercial Road, Swindon , SN1 5NX
First time at the is legendary Swindon music venue.
Session on from 9.00pm
73 Commercial Road, Swindon , SN1 5NX
Family fun day with the sweary, drunken hoard that is The Publicans
Session on from 2.00pm
A brewery and a bar run by brilliant people, ‘nuff said.
Session on from 3.00pm
27 Curtis Industrial Estate, North Hinksey Lane, Oxford OX2 0LX
It’s a brewery AND a pub what’s not to like!!!
Session on from 9pm
14 James Street West, BA1 2BX
The Publicans bring the craic to this monster one day fest in Somerset's golden north.
Session on from 4.30pm
Paulton Rovers football ground, Winterfield Rd, BS39 7RF Paulton
The 14 legged beast that ought to know better.
Our favourite pub closed and we wrote a song about it. That turned out all right so we wrote some more. Now there’s seven of us and a heard of songs about drinking, having the craic, nudity and dairy squirty cream. Life is shit and we’ll all be dead soon but there’s no need to get a face on about it, let’s get shitfaced and have a knees-up. Love The Pubs xxx
From left to right The Publicans are:
Craig Palmer guitar vocals spoons, Vania Vitillo vocals guitar bass,
Lindsay Gee whistle vocals, Peeg vocals mandolin, Stew Black bass vocals,
Simon Lambert drums vocals, Jon Bull piano
Here’s a few songs from the set
There’s more drunken nonsense on our Bandcamp page.
I’ll point two fingers to the sky,
you can kiss my arse goodbye
Stowford Press. When you absolutely, positively got to get completely pissed, accept no substitutes.
Concerns the adventures of the 27 legged beast in the capital of Éire
Mark recommends
Guinness with a Jameson chaser, repeat.
The best pub ever,
where even Death would not set foot.
Peeg recommends Thatchers Gold or a skin full of Thatchers Katy if you really fancy a Wunderbar NDE!
The battle of the pay cheque,
as It was in 1981
15 pints of Hofmeister followed by a scrap in the Jack o’ Lent (for that full 80’s retro feeling)