The Mosh Tots Band headline the hippest show in town on Sunday 25th January!
Aimed at children aged 0-8, Mosh Tots is here to introduce young people to the rockin’ world of live music in a safe and fun environment. We believe that live music should be for everyone, no matter your age. For too long live music venues have been off limits for young children and their parents. Mosh Tots flips that on its head and is an opportunity to share the joy of live music together as a family.
Tickets are on sale now at £12 for kids aged 1-8, and £6.5 for Mini Moshers aged under 1 – or bring an under 1 for a discounted price when they come with a child aged 1-8.
For every child ticket purchased, 1 adult goes free. Tickets are needed for any additional adults attending, priced at £3.
Oh What A Night! takes you back in time on a musical journey through the incredible career of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.
Valli’s unmistakable voice dominated the airwaves for more than two decades with classics such as Sherry, Let’s Hang On, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, My Eyes Adored You, December 63 (Oh What A Night), Bye Bye Baby, Who Loves You and many, many more. Selling over 100 million records worldwide, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons secured their place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.
Oh What A Night! combines infectious personalities, amazing vocals, slick harmonies and even slicker dance moves to deliver a show full of energy and nostalgia which always leaves audiences wanting more.
Harder Rock Productions is Proud to bring you ‘The UK Rock Show’
Get ready to be transported back to the 80s heyday of classic rock, combining the feel of a rock festival with the atmosphere of a top end rock arena tour. Expect fireworks, flames, amazing lighting and exacting attention to detail as this amazing 5 piece band recreate hits from rock gods such as Journey, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Kiss, AC/DC, Van Halen and many more!
If you are a fan of live classic rock this is the show for you!
When Rivers Meet are gearing up for a massive 2025 with the release of their brand-new album Addicted To You—and they’re hitting the road to celebrate!
When British husband and wife artists Grace & Aaron Bond released their latest album ‘Aces Are High’ in 2023 recorded by a river in the depths of Suffolk, little did they know about the hurricane-strength surge of support that would carry them to become the first fully Independent Rock/Blues Band to have a Top 10 in the UK Official Album Charts.
The last five years have brought both public and critical acclaim. They were named ‘Band Of The Year’ for three consecutive years, earning them a spot in the UK Blues Hall of Fame, and the title of ‘Best New Band’ from the UK’s largest rock radio station.
They have developed a powerful live reputation performing sell-out live shows across two continents, with their last live album entering the UK Official Jazz & Blues Album Chart at #1.
When Rivers Meet have remained proudly Independent, attending the 2024 BRIT Awards leading the new wave of artists to keep control over creative direction, championing a focus on authenticity in the music industry.
This is more than a tour—it’s the next chapter in the WRM story. Don’t miss it.
Audiences can experience Jurassic Park projected in HD with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra performing John Williams’ iconic score live to picture. Welcome… to Jurassic Park.
The action-packed adventure pits man against prehistoric predators in the ultimate battle for survival. Featuring visually stunning imagery and groundbreaking special effects, this epic film is sheer movie magic 65 million years in the making.
Events471 present a night of raw, homegrown punk and indie noise, celebrating local punks new music and raising funds to keep the grassroots scene alive and kicking. The event will have four bands and a poet on one shared mission: to keep Birkenhead moving forward!
This isn’t just another gig – it’s a rally for the Wirral underground.
DECIBEL – Liverpool post-punk power trio with five albums of sharp, driving energy.
Grenades – Alt-rock rebels who live by the punk ethos: no rules, no limits, all heart.
The Ice Cream Robots – Post-punk meets old-school New Wave with a dash of ska. Album launch night for Jeff Olla Ollerhead’s unstoppable Moreton crew.
Sonic Assault – Melodic power punk, real-life lyrics, wild frontman, 100% energy.
Live Punk Poetry – Words that hit as hard as the riffs from The Birkenhead Poet.
Tickets on sale Thursday 6th November at 12pm.
Scottish composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Liam Shortall, aka corto.alto has had an incredible couple of years: his debut album ‘Bad With Names’ was shortlisted for the iconic Mercury Prize (2024) and won ‘Best Album’ at the Scottish Jazz Awards. In 2025, he won ‘Act Of The Year’ at the Jazz FM Awards public vote with Ezra Collective and Nubya Garcia the other two nominees, as well as UK Independent Breakthrough at the Aim Awards.
Now signed to Ninja Tune, we’re thrilled to welcome him along to Future Yard as part of Independent Venue Week for a show on Sunday 1st February 2026.
Our IVW 2026 All Dayer arrives on Saturday 31st January 2026 and we’re thrilled to announce this year’s headliner is Insecure Men!
We’re also inviting along Langkamer for the party, as well as local favs Workstuff, with plenty more TBA in due course…
Fresh from the release of their latest record, ‘A Man For All Seasons’, this long-awaited return comes off the back of a period that Saul Adamczewski spent fixing fractured relationships with the mother of his infant daughter, his family, friends, and Fat White Family (the band he co-founded in 2011).
Insecure Men began in 2015, a repository for Adamczewski’s more reflective and melodic material that was naturally completely unsuitable for Fat White Family, and to make use of an in-joke that FWF should really be called “Insecure Men Who Look At Their Phones Too Much.”
Their self-titled debut album was released in 2018. Adamczewski was out of Fat White Family, out of rehab, and turned in a melodically rich and sonically inventive album that surprised critics with its confident and focused songwriting (even if that songwriting was about Operation Yewtree, Cliff Richard and the death of Whitney Houston.)
Praised by The Guardian as a redemptive breakthrough, it was a Top 5 Album of the Year for The Quietus. But where that album used a woozy stew of lounge, exotica and off-kilter pop music as a base from which to examine the true-life horrors of fame, substance abuse and imperialism, ‘A Man For All Seasons’ fixes its gaze on something no less shocking or ugly: the end of a relationship.
Tickets on sale now.
Youth Sector play live as part of Independent Venue Week at Future Yard on Wednesday 28th January 2026!
Hailing from Brighton, Youth Sector’s music is a coiled spring of urgency and unpredictable energy; while lyrically offering a sense of catharsis for the confusion of modern adult life.
Taking influence from art school greats DEVO and Talking Heads, the Brighton 5 piece never revel in bleakness, managing to twist everyday narratives into music that is quite the opposite being upbeat, full of energy and with irresistible choruses you can’t help but sing along with.
Tickets on sale now.
In a world still shaken by online misogyny and narrow ideas of femininity, The Pill are the defiant, irreverent voice Gen Z punk has been waiting for. Formed by Lily Hutchings (vocals/guitar) and Lottie Massey (vocals/bass), the Isle of Wight duo have spent the past few years honing their riotous blend of satire, sarcasm, and spitfire punk into something entirely their own.
Now, they’re ready to unleash it with the release of their self-titled debut EP, a sold-out UK headline tour, and a run of shows with Green Day, The Hives, Panic Shack, HotWax, plus appearances at over 30 UK and European festivals throughout 2025 – and now, a show at Future Yard for Independent Venue Week 2026 on Tuesday 27th January.
Tickets on sale Friday 24th October.
