Milap brings bold new sound world of Indian percussionist, composer and producer Sarathy Korwar to Future Yard on Saturday 28th March.
In this live performance, Sarathy presents music from his upcoming album There Is Beauty, There Already – a striking, percussion-led exploration of rhythm, voice and electronics. Blending hypnotic, trance-like drum patterns with South Asian temple procession rituals, jazz percussion, and contemporary minimalism, this is futuristic folk at its most immersive.
A standout voice in the UK jazz scene, Korwar is known for fusing jazz, electronics, and Indian influences with themes of decoloniality, community and transcendence. His music has earned critical acclaim worldwide, with collaborations ranging from Anoushka Shankar to Shabaka Hutchings and praise from The Guardian, Pitchfork and Rolling Stone.
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After a storming three-night residency with us back in 2022, LOVE with original guitarist Johnny Echols, will be making their long awaited return to Future Yard on Wednesday 22nd April 2026, performing the classic songs from Love’s first three albums Love, Da Capo, Four Sail and of course the timeless Forever Changes. 2026 also marks the 60th anniversary and celebration of their debut album and the release of its follow-up Da Capo, but this isn’t just a nostalgia trip – their shows are drawing in an increasingly younger audience as teens and students are discovering the timeless music produced by these 60s legends performed by a band that is truly on top of its game.
Joining Johnny Echols on stage is Baby Lemonade who from 1993 until Arthur Lee’s death in 2006 performed as his band and became an essential part of the renaissance of LOVE’s music. This iteration of LOVE saw many sold-out shows and tours (including right here!), as well as back-to-back Glastonbury performances and an appearance on Later with Jools Holland.
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We’re incredibly excited to be welcoming back the incredible Onomatoposter exhibition for 2026. One again we are working with Toucan Tango to host an incredible exhibition of flatstock poster art to the walls of our Gallery space, the perfect way to kick off the new year. Printmakers and designers Toucan Tango are firmly embedded in this world, a global movement of artists whose love for music spills over into a rich world of gig poster design.
We’ll be exhibiting some fine examples of this work across January, February and March with an exhibition in our Future Walls gallery space, where you can come and feast your eyes on some of the finest screen print show artwork from across the world. All prints will be available to purchase, and many are rare or limited edition prints. There will also be a special piece of print deigned for this show. Scott from Toucan Tango will also be on hand doing some live screen printing, working up the final layers on a special print designed for the night’s headlined live show with Pulled Apart By Horses to mark the launch of the exhibition.
NB – the gallery event is free entry; the live show with Pulled Apart By Horses is ticketed and takes place in the Live Room.
Zoë is performing a fully acoustic Transylvanisan Klezmer fiddle set. In the wonderful and intimate setting of artefact
Zoë’s new album, a collection of live recordings from the Transylvanian Synagogue Tour, is available now on Adhyâropa Records!
More info on Zoë on www.zoeaqua.com
Support from Liverpool based Galgal, lo-fi takes on traditional Yiddish and Ladino songs.
The legendary Jaguar Skills returns on Friday 27th February 2026!
Taking his never less than deft chopping hand on a journey through his own mind, spinning an insane mix of drum and bass/house/jungle/garage/techno/hip-hop in a crazy fast-paced event playing over 600 bangers in 120 minutes, with huge drops and surprises at every turn.
Jaguar Skills give the audience tiktok-able moments non-stop through 120 minutes of collected chaos catering to Gen Z. hip- hop heads, Techno gurners… hell, even your Nan would rave to this set!
The ADHD tour showcases how high neurodivergence can fly, by doing it all… this isn’t just another cliche genre bound event, this is Jaguar Skills, and at his very best.
Mobius Loop come to Future Yard on Sunday 9th November as part of their next performance adventure with the Peaceful World Tour.
The family folk-rebel band are heading out to the UK’s best grassroots music venues to bring their mesmerising festival vibrations indoors, launching their new music including the brand new single PEACEFUL WORLD.
The trio, celebrated as “Preston’s most successful band,” create gloriously eccentric folk stories, fusing world music and conscious rap with eruptions of free-form dance charged with an intimately powerful and intense energetic live performance.
Expect a night of ecstatic dancing, majestic melodies, epic beats and vibrant voices all woven together in this call for a peaceful world!
Support on the night comes from Liverpool’s Aimee Lea Frances, a songwriter who delves into spiritual topics in her heartfelt, emotional music.
Celebrate 9 years of Dub Defenders with us at Future Yard as they present DUB HQ!
Expect the best of the best in Roots, Dub, Jungle & Bass from Merseyside’s favourite DJ duo.
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We are thrilled to host Sunday (1994) at Future Yard on Friday 7th November for a dose of vintage dream-pop perfect for the newly weds and the nearly deads.
We are thrilled to host Brothers Moving at Future Yard on Thursday 6th November.
An energetic and captivating band known for their raw, acoustic-driven sound that blends elements of folk, blues, and rock, Brothers Moving are originally from Denmark, the band gained international attention through their spontaneous street performances, particularly ‘Minnie the Moocher’ in all it’s Kazoo-playing glory in New York City.
Expect a live performance that is a whirlwind of infectious rhythms, powerful vocals, and tight harmonies, often transforming public spaces into impromptu concert venues. The band’s ability to connect with audiences through their passionate and unfiltered performances makes each show a unique experience, filled with an authentic, heartfelt energy that resonates deeply with listeners.
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We’re delighted to welcome the funk and soul gold of Lack Of Afro to our stage, as he embarks on his largest UK tour.
Itching to retake the stage across the UK and Europe in his natural environment under the lights and wooing front rows, Lack Of Afro (Adam Gibbons) announces largest ever tour across the country later this year supporting a new LP of fresh material, once again promising a funk and soul spectacle full of style and sparkle.
Tickets on sale now.
