Event type: Music

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.

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With a voice that shifts from velvet sonorous tones to banshee-like wails, Tender Claws lures you into her haunting world of alt rock songs inspired by gothic fiction and the darker sides of nature and the human condition.

Her fuzz-heavy, 90s-reminiscent sound comprises powerful grunge-influenced outbursts and softer episodes, scattered with serrated guitar and synth elements. Following the release of her most recent single, ‘Disappear’; and shows this year supporting Dog Race, Rosegarden Funeral Party and Bonnie Trash, she eagerly awaits her suitably spooky Halloween show with us.

FFO: QOTSA, PJ Harvey, Garbage, Nirvana, Chelsea Wolfe, Hole, The Mysterines, Curve, Smashing Pumpkins

Tender Claws will be joined by Tits Up, Terraces, and Playmate.

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We are thrilled to welcome Kathryn Joseph to Future Yard on Thursday 30th October, joining us this Autumn as she embarks on the fourth chapter of her career with new LP WE WERE MADE PREY out on 30th May on Rock Action Records.
Tickets on sale Friday 9th May at 9am.
Known for her fearless storytelling, raw emotional depth, and unflinching honesty, Kathryn Joseph has made a lasting mark on contemporary music. A relentless pursuit of truth runs through each of her albums, from the devastating beauty of bones you have thrown me and blood i’ve spilled (2015), which won the Scottish Album of the Year Award, to the grief-stricken intensity of from when i wake the want is (2018), and the haunting for you who are the wronged (2022), a powerful reckoning with abuse in all its forms.

Now with PREY, Kathryn explores the collision of want and loss, self-fulfilment and shame, embracing a newfound intensity—bigger, angrier, and full of want. Joining forces with Lomond Campbell, Kathryn’s delicate yet visceral sound continues to evolve, seamlessly blending intimate, unfiltered lyrics with rich, atmospheric layers of piano, keyboards, and electronic elements. Their long-standing collaboration has been instrumental in pushing her music into darker, more experimental territory, amplifying the raw emotional power at its core.

As part of 20th year celebrations, The Unthanks scale back for some intimate shows, supporting today’s best small venues and including memorable ones from their early days. We are thrilled to welcome them to Future Yard on Thursday 13th November, with a set drawing from all parts of their rich repertoire.

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We are thrilled to bring Ríoghnach Connolly and Honeyfeet to Future Yard on Wednesday 12th November as part of The Heads, Hearts and Hooves Tour, a bold and celebratory chapter in the journey of one of the most electrifying and genre-defying live acts performing today, carrying their signature blend of protest soul, twisted folk, deep groove and joyful abandon.

CKY return to the UK for their first headline tour on these shores in five years, with their raucous, skate-punk sound having morphed into a rock ‘n’ roll that’s altogether more muscular, raw and authentic.
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We are excited to announce Liverpool’s own alright (okay) will be taking to Future Yard on Saturday 15th November to celebrate the release of their anticipated debut EP, ‘decent (fine)’.

Always a little off-kilter, always on the edge, alright (okay)’s live sets have become word-of-mouth essentials on the underground circuit. With a sound that fuses alt-rock, post-punk and noise-pop with a scrappy, self aware charm, alright (okay) have quietly built a cult following – supporting acts like Do Nothing, TV Priest and Alien Chicks, appearing at festivals including FOCUS Wales, Stockton Calling and Future Yard’s own Future Now Festival.

The EP’s fuzz soaked lead single ‘Good Friend (He Was)’ is a buzzing, emotionally raw tribute to a childhood pet – thick with fuzz, pounding drums and a steadily building sense of catharsis. It’s the first taste of things to come for the band in 2025, and captures everything the band do best: intensity, honesty, and a weird amount of heart.

With a hand selected lineup of the band’s favourite artists, alright (okay) and friends is sure to be something special.

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