Wednesday 30th April 2025
Doors: 6pm / Happy Hour: 6-8pm
Free Entry

8-9pm - Live Set 1
9:30-10:30pm - Live Set 2
10:45-12 - Vinyl set

Latest arrival time for a table: 7:45pm

To book a table, call:
- 0161 273 5495, 10am-5pm Mon-Fri
- 0161 831 7002, after 5pm Mon-Sat

It’s International Jazz Day, so naturally we’ve lined up an absolute cracker of a performance for you! Don’t miss this.

Manchester's own Good Grief have three distinct musical sets for you: Two live and one all-vinyl designed to get you - the delightful audience - involved! 

Come and recline with "At Home With Good Grief" with the band’s selection of live songs that explore onstage improvisation with a solid beat-driven core. They have lots of fresh tracks, written, rewritten, forgotten, re-explored then refined to share with you

For the third set you the audience is whole heartedly welcomed on stage to dig through our record crate, pick the tunes you want to hear and lounge with us. We're not particularly into elevating the artist above the audience, instead become part of the show by helping us pick the tunes you want to hear!

Welcome to "At Home With Good Grief"

Jerome: Sax, Dán: Bass, Andrian: Guitar & Jack: Drums - Expect Vibes, Neo-soul, Jazz and Big Beats to get you moving and nodding your head

The group was formed in 2016 and draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists such as Tom Misch, Thundercat, and Anderson .Paak, to name a few. Good Grief's music genre can be described as a fusion of neo-soul, jazz, and hip-hop, as they weave together hard-hitting beats with intricately woven guitar and sax textures.

Their sound has been likened to other popular instrumental groups such as Nubiyan Twist, Ezra Collective, and BadBadNotGood. Their performances have a unique feel every time, offering the audience a one-of-a-kind experience. With their infectious beats and creative flair, Good Grief is a band to watch out for in the instrumental music scene.