Event type: Concert

 

Music. Wrestling. Fun. Games.

The chaos returns in 2026…

 

 

 

Rooted in the mud, hills and folklore of the North, Smote is the atmospheric, heavy-leaning project of landscape gardener Daniel Foggin. Drawing on drone, psych, folk tradition and the raw power of electronics, the music feels both ancient and sharply present.

We are excited to welcome Smote on their spring tour, off the back of their latest album release,  Songs From The Free House on Rocket Recordings.

Smote’s live shows have built a quiet but loyal reputation for their slow-building intensity: ritualistic, hypnotic and deeply grounded. Expect repetition that pulls you under, waves of amplification, and atmospheric intensity.

Tickets on sale now.

Mad Professor comes to Birkenhead!

A disciple of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’, Mad Professor stands as one of the leading producers in dub reggae’s second generation.

One of the most respected figures in the genre’s transition into the digital age, Mad Professor soon found himself in demand as a remixer for rock, R&B, and electronica acts. Over the course of the ’90s and into the new millennium, he would remix tracks by Sade, The Orb, The KLF, The Beastie Boys, and Depeche Mode, among others. His best-known project, however — and the one that truly established his credentials — was 1995’s No Protection, a completely reimagined version of trip-hop collective Massive Attack’s second album, Protection.

Support comes from The Oliphant Man B2B Sista Irie.

Tickets on sale now.

Local heroes Macca Taylor + Sunda Blue are joining forces this Christmas to bring an extra-special show to Future Yard on Friday 19th December.

Whilst seasonal shows with these artists are becoming somewhat of a tradition here on Argyle Street, we’re thrilled to this time be hosting both together for a full-blown Yuletide celebration.

Tickets on sale now.

 

We are thrilled to present The Hustle at Future Yard on Saturday 13 December.

The Hustle are one of the most exciting and in-demand music bands for weddings, parties and private events across the UK. With a speciality in 2000s nostalgia, pop punk and indie rock with saxophone.  The Hustle are a rock indie pop band full of talented musicians based in Cheshire. Whilst they may have started out as a Mumford and Sons outfit with the double bass guitar and rustic vibes, we are now an established high energy function band available to hire with songs from all decades including soul, indie rock pop music, pop punk, emo and 2000s songs that will have the dance floor packed!

Tickets on sale Sunday 23/11/2025.

 

Regarded as the godfather of Arabic hip-hop, Tamer Nafar is a rapper, actor, screenwriter, author and social activist.  As a Palestinian citizen of Israel, fluent in Arabic, Hebrew, and self-taught in English, Tamer has established himself as one of the most outspoken Palestinian voices in Israel, using his art and writing to communicate the realities faced by Palestinians in the region.

We are delighted to welcome him to Future Yard on Monday 26th January 2026.

Tickets on sale now.

We are thrilled to present Mae Stephens at Future Yard on Wednesday 25 March 2026 as part of her UK tour. The 22 year-old singer songwriter is a rising UK pop star. Her 2023 breakout hit, ‘If We Ever Breakup’ sparked her trajectory as a pop newcomer, earning her a place on the Top 15 UK singles.

Expect to hear colourful funky pop with an instantly recognisable voice.

Tickets on sale Wednesday 26th November 2025.

Spawning from Los Angeles, Faetooth forges “fairy-doom”: an eclectic amalgamation of doom metal, sludge, and shoegaze.

From spellbinding melodies to guttural shrieks, Faetooth’s music conjures a looming atmosphere offering you a glimpse into their mystifying realm.

Having recently released the ferociously beautiful track “Death of Day”, Faetooth returns with their sophomore album, Labyrinthine, and a show with us here at Future Yard on 3rd February 2026.

Tickets on sale now.

Antony Szmierek stops off in Birkenhead on Thursday 12th March 2026 as part of Dork Magazine’s Round The Houses Tour.

This tour sees Antony bringing his razor-sharp wordplay and dry northern charm to Future Yard – expect up-close chaos, lyrical precision and a full-on celebration of one of the UK’s most distinctive voices.

This date follow Antony’s debut album Service Station at the End of the Universe, released earlier this year – a record that turns late-night observations and everyday detours into something bright, bruised, and properly replayable.

These shows promise a different kind of celebration: no big festival stages, just a few hundred people in a room shouting the words back. It’s a victory lap that’s more like a pseudo-homecoming – the kind of gig where stories breathe, jokes land, and it all feels a bit like the start of something new again

Tickets on sale now.