We are thrilled to welcome Chloe Foy to the FY Garden on Sunday 27th July for a gorgeous hazy afternoon of folk under the Birkenhead sun, featuring Rachael Jean Harris, Grace Elizabeth Harvey, Maddie Lara + Catherine Bullock.
With her strikingly beautiful voice and emotionally direct songwriting, Chloe Foy has a penchant for finding magic in the spaces between light and dark. Growing up in the quiet of the English countryside, it was through music that she first learned how to express the nuance of emotion. Her songs are a reflection of that stillness, woven with threads of vulnerability and longing. Her lyrics speak to the complexity of the human experience — love, loss, and the subtle daily battles we all fight. With a voice that’s as delicate as it is powerful, she creates music that speaks to the heart.
Britpop legends Ocean Colour Scene play a special show at Bootle’s Salt & Tar, with support from fellow 90s hitmakers Cast. The night promises to be a mix of heady nostalgia and fantastic guitar pop.
Event Details:
Doors Open: 4pmLast Entry: 7pmEvent Ends: 10pm (approx.)Age Restrictions: 14+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Stage times are tbc and are subject to change for all events. These will often be released in the days prior to the event on our social media channels.
VIP Package Includes:
Access to exclusive VIP area with great stage viewAccess to a dedicated barSeparate entry lane to beat the queues
Ticket Enquiries:
Please note that the venue do not sell tickets directly for this event and will be unable to assist with queries on your order. We advise you to contact the ticket agent directly.
Bootle’s Salt & Tar host the Sugababes with their infectious brand of pop music.
Event Details:
Doors Open: 4pm Last Entry: 7pm Event Ends: 10pm (approx.) Age Restrictions: 14+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Stage times are tbc and are subject to change for all events. These will often be released in the days prior to the event on their social media channels.
VIP Package Includes:
Access to exclusive VIP area with great stage view. Access to a dedicated bar. Separate entry lane to beat the queues
Ticket Enquiries:
Please note that the venue do not sell tickets directly for this event and will be unable to assist with queries on your order. They advise you to contact the ticket agent directly.
5:30pm
Two pop queens. One unforgettable night!
Get ready for a night of pure pop magic! This dazzling tribute show celebrates two of the biggest icons – Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter – in an electrifying head-to-head performance. Expect glittering costumes, non-stop sing-along hits, and the ultimate feel-good vibes as we bring your favourite anthems to life on stage. Whether you’re a Swiftie, a Sabrina superfan, or just love a great night out, this is the show you won’t want to miss.
Future Yard’s premier event returns home for 3 nights across August Bank Holiday 2025.
Friday 22nd’s Launch Party will play host to an eclectic ensemble of local, national and international artists kicking off a weekend bringing the future of music to the Left Bank once again.
Anna Erhard, Adult DVD and Home Counties are all set to perform in a variety of volume, with steel. also making their Future Now return.
Individual day tickets available now. A limited number of discounted Friday + Saturday and Friday + Sunday Future Now bundle tickets are available.
Milap brings bold new sound world of Indian percussionist, composer and producer Sarathy Korwar to Future Yard on Wednesday 29th October.
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.
Tickets on sale now.
This concert is part of Milap’s INDIKA festival 2025, presented in partnership with Future Yard.
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown is back at Future Yard on Friday 21st November.
Expect fire, brimstone and a horn-tipped performance of the most flamboyant nature, Arthur brings a powerful, wide-ranging operatic voice and wild stage persona and stamina for a tour de force of a performance that has made him a pioneer of shock rock, progressive rock and a huge influence on heavy metal music.
Tickets on sale now.
We are thrilled to host Omar Perry + ERM at Future Yard on Friday 13th February 2026.
The son of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and his former band team up on ‘Channelling Lee Scratch Perry’, their new album paying homage to the godfather of Reggae Dub himself. It’s a sonic tribute to LSP where Omar is able to keeps his identity as a solo artist, whilst still exploring the mind and soul barrier to re-create the embodiment of his father.
Tickets on sale now.
A unique tribute to the music of The Beatles, which has been over two years in the making, will be performed for the first time ever in Liverpool this July.Another Seven Symphonies will see 39 different Beatles songs – divided over 7 symphonies – performed by a full symphonic orchestra without the use of any rhythm section or vocals.WedgeView Music Netherlands will present this world premiere at the exquisite Tung Auditorium, that aptly resides inside the Yoko Ono Lennon Centre. The Antwerp Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the Brazilian Alexandra Arrieche – considered one of the most exciting and unique conductors of her generation – will perform the symphonies in Liverpool on Saturday July 19th.The 7 symphonies include favourites such as ‘Here Comes The Sun’ in the Symphony For George; ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ in Symphony Of The Walrus; and ‘Yesterday’ in a symphony entitled, All Our Loving.
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Disability Arts Organisation RAWD celebrate their charity launch with a special fundraiser gig at Future Yard on Thursday 31st July. Join some of the region’s best artists, support a local charity and meet some special guests.
RAWD has spent over a decade co-creating joyful, inclusive spaces where disabled artists can thrive. They believe creativity is a powerful vehicle for independence, confidence, and expression – enabling people to dream bigger, communicate more freely, and take up space that’s rightfully theirs.
In 2025 they officially launch as a charity. As a grand finale to our month-long programme of events, we’re bringing a party to Birkenhead to raise the curtain on a new chapter for RAWD.
A true FY favourite, Astles, headlines, the first time performing on our stage since the release of his glorious LP, ‘Soundtrack for the 21 Bus Home’. More acts still tba.
Tickets on sale now.
