DJ Rich is a super cool cat, plays a mixture of everything from every era ….  

A year has passed since our last evening of remembrance and celebration for one of Shoreham’s well known and well loved musicians. Join us once again for an evening of Country Music and Western Swing, memories and love.

A Showcase for local talent, those starting out on the music circuit, those trying out new material and those who simply want to perform. Turn up, chat to Matt the organiser, arrange a spot and play. Full PA, stage and lighting. – In house piano available too !! (It is in tune). Great for performers and audience alike. Bring Your Bagpipes to the Welly

Every Monday unless otherwise specified. Many themes and variations. Always fun !! £1.50 per person – maximum 6 people per team.  

Folk-fusion band Lost Revellers play original compositions and creative arrangements of world folk and jazz tunes, drawing on Gypsy jazz, tango, celtic and Eastern-European folk music, and classical repertoire. Performed on violin, accordion, drums/percussion and bass, Lost Revellers’ live set combines a high octane performance, masterful musicianship and musical creativity. Since the launch of their debut ep in April 2017 , Lost Revellers have played gigs in venues from Dorset to Edinburgh, and festivals including Camp Bestival, Bridport Folk Festival and Sandwich…

A 70s PUNK / NEW WAVE covers band , comprising John (El) Rojo (guitar/vocals) , Mr Cheee Lee (drums) , Jules (The Guy) Faux (bass / vocals) and Van Lidl Bargain Bass Man (bass / vocals).

Local, very accomplished musician, Steve Lockwood heads this new venture. Freeway is a Brighton based band of accomplished local musicians who play a mixture of classic songs covering many genres mainly from the 70s (The Eagles, The Doors, Isley Brothers, Paul Carrack). You will know most of the songs. You will almost certainly want to sing along and maybe even have a boogie. Steve Lockwood – vocals Nelson Day – keys Phil Taylor – guitar Lindsey Oliver – bass Geoff…

Captain Mike Green leads the sixteen strong Sea Shanty Crew, in work shanties, songs of the sea and tales of ‘Derring do’ upon the historic oceans. They have developed a well-deserved reputation for singing rousing harmonious songs and have become regulars at many Sussex venues, the International Sea Shanty Festival in Falmouth and frequently appear in front of “Seasalt” clothing shops on days of celebration. Their first cd “High Tides and Low Life” was recorded in Shoreham Lifeboat Station on…