Thursday 10th September 2026
Doors: 6pm / Gig: 8-11pm
Happy Hour: 6-7.30pm
Free Entry

BOOK A TABLE (FREE)

Booking a table is recommended, but you can just turn up if you’re happy standing. For bookings of 9+ guests, or if you’d prefer a phone reservation, call 0161 273 5495 (10am-5pm Mon-Fri) / 0161 831 7002 (5-11pm Mon-Sat).

The Tigermen are a four piece authentic Rhythm and Blues band touring the North and Midlands. Expect high octane Chicago style music guaranteed to get you on your feet from the off!

The Tigermen are all seasoned players performing at venues both large and small as well as headline slots at festivals across the country. They have Jonny Jones singing and playing harmonica and sax, Ian Clyde on guitar and slide guitar, Robert Scott on bass and Bob Franklin on drums. 

“They love it so you'll love it! I did - go and see 'em" - Shaun Ward (Simply Red)

“The Tigermen nailed it! Their belting Rhythm and Blues got everyone dancing from the word go. A tight, professional and talented band and the crowd wouldn't let them go. Highly recommended" - Martin Datta

Thursday 24th September 2026
Doors: 6pm / Gig: 8-11pm
Happy Hour: 6-7.30pm
Free Entry

BOOK A TABLE (FREE)

Booking a table is recommended, but you can just turn up if you’re happy standing. For bookings of 9+ guests, or if you’d prefer a phone reservation, call 0161 273 5495 (10am-5pm Mon-Fri) / 0161 831 7002 (5-11pm Mon-Sat).

Armed-to-the-teeth with new and original music, Vincent Flatts Final Drive are going full bore into 2026. Nothing but full-on, southern-infused, good-time, country rock ‘n’ roll. And it won’t come retail. Wholesale only. Keep your eyes peeled for a gallon of new songs, all released online, and a tanker-load of gigs at venues up-and-down the country and beyond.

Now, if you don’t know the band yet, you’ll feel like you do once you see them live. Stephen “Bertie” Burton fronts the band, and his killer voice and come-one-come-all stage presence hits every last person right between the eyes. Come see for yourself. He’s the real deal. In the 80s, Bertie fronted UK rock band Starfighters, touring the USA with AC/DC on their ‘Back in Black’ tour and Ozzy Osbourne on his ‘Diary of a Madman’ tour. In the 90s he fell in love with country music. The real kind. And it was then the Flatts was born.

Fastforward 20 years and Bertie’s high-octane, no-holds barred approach to life and living took its toll. After some much-needed time out, he joined three other musicians (each nearly half his age) to reform his baby. Together, they've become a force, with critics likening their live performances to legends like Little Feat, and modern acts like Blackberry Smoke and the Zac Brown Band.

Since then, the band has performed at venues and festivals across the UK, Europe and Scandinavia.