THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT NOTE - This is the 3pm show. There's also a later one at 8pm. After two incredible sold out shows last April, Down In Laurel Canyon return to the Music Room to do it all again! Throughout the late 60s and early 70s, hidden
On December 2, 2025, Roxanne de Bastion, Thom Morecroft, and a lineup of special guests will perform at the Music Room to celebrate 60 years of the Beatles' albums, Help! and Rubber Soul. This sold-out event promises bold reinterpretations and heartfelt tributes to these iconic records. Tickets priced from £13.
Seven leading lights of the British roots scene join forces to create A Winter Union – a festive folk band like no other. Expect soaring harmonies and exquisite musicianship as the band blast through a repertoire of brand-new, specially written songs, fresh arrangements of traditional carols, and seasonal classics from
Martyn Joseph is a completely unique and mind-blowing artist. Take everything you think you know about singer songwriters and rip it up. For one man and a guitar he creates a performance with a huge far-reaching sound that is energetic, compelling, and passionate. Be it to two hundred people or
Liverpool’s own Paul Dunbar returns with a powerful night of soul-infused rock and blues, celebrating the release of his brand-new solo album, The End. Fresh off the back of two critically acclaimed singles – ‘Mountain’ and ‘Cities’ – which have earned global radio play, Dunbar is a force to be reckoned
Peter’s Field is a powerful musical retelling of the 1819 Peterloo Massacre, blending original songs and spoken word from eyewitness accounts. Created by Sean Cooney with Rowan Rheingans and Sam Carter, it’s a haunting, evocative tribute to working-class history that has moved audiences to tears and earned critical acclaim.
Peter’s Field is a powerful musical retelling of the 1819 Peterloo Massacre, blending original songs and spoken word from eyewitness accounts. Created by Sean Cooney with Rowan Rheingans and Sam Carter, it’s a haunting, evocative tribute to working-class history that has moved audiences to tears and earned critical acclaim.
The Jesse Janes return with "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" after two sold-out performances, celebrating Americana. The show features songs inspired by the Coen Brothers’ soundtrack and honors T Bone Burnett. Featuring Irish sisters and a Liverpool band, they blend covers and original music for a heartfelt, energetic performance.
The Jesse Janes return with "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" after two sold-out performances, celebrating Americana. The show features songs inspired by the Coen Brothers’ soundtrack and honors T Bone Burnett. Featuring Irish sisters and a Liverpool band, they blend covers and original music for a heartfelt, energetic performance.
Visions of Liege & Lief - A Tribute to Fairport Convention After dazzling audiences with their sold-out shows of Carole King’s Tapestry and a raucous tribute to Neil Young’s After the Gold Rush last June, Visions of Albion return to the Music Room for a third time - this time celebrating another album
