The Cheese and Grain is coming back stronger than ever in 2021 making it their best year yet.
The venue has announced 21 shows including Kosheen (live), Scott Mills (DJ Set), Levellers, Arrested Development, Hang Massive, Craig Charles, Goldie Lookin’ Chain, Electric Swing Circus, Ferocious Dog, Dave Pearce (DJ Set), The Sweet, From The Specials (Neville Staple Band) and more.
Tickets go on sale this Sunday at www.cheeseandgrain.com at 7pm.
The venue reports, “Booking tickets in advance for these shows massively supports the venue during this incredibly difficult for the live events sector, not just financially, it also helps us secure more great artists to perform at the venue.
“As a not-for-profit social enterprise and proudly independent venue the Cheese and Grain normally receives no government funding, but has been able to bring to you some of the world’s biggest musical acts such as Foo Fighters, Fat Boy Slim, Frank Turner, Biffy Clyro, Robert Plant, The Selecter, Beth Orton, Grandmaster Flash, Public Image LTD, Toots & The Maytals.
“The venue has been able to survive the crisis thanks to customers hanging on to tickets for rescheduled shows and making generous donations. Join us in looking forward to great shows next year. Buying tickets is the best thing you can do to support the venue. We look forward to seeing you again soon!”
Full list of events:
1. Kosheen (Live) – 29th May
2. Arrested Development – 6th March
3. Scott Mills (DJ Set)– 9th July
4. Levellers – 24th June (Very limited resale tickets)
5. Hang Massive – 8th April
6. Goldie Lookin’ Chain – 1st May
7. Ferocious Dog – 18th November
8. The Sweet – 27th November
9. Black Uhuru – 26th June
10. From The Specials (Neville Staple) – 18th September
11. Electric Swing Circus – 23rd April
12. Dave Pearce (DJ Set)– 3rd April
13. Craig Charles (DJ Set) – 19th November
14. Andy Fairweather Low – 4th July
15. Bad Manners – 10th April
16. Think Floyd – 10th October
17. T-Rextasy – 12th September
18. The Feeling – 24th April
19. Paul Jones & Dave Kelly – 6th February
20. Martin Kemp & Musical Youth – 17th April
21. Wishbone Ash – 14th November
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