Family Halloween Party with The Shiverin’ Sheiks Band (Rock ’n’ Roll)

KIDS EVENT- A spooky live music party! The Shiverin’ Sheiks bring 50s rock’n’roll, dancing & Halloween fun for all ages. Costumes encouraged
About this Event

Let your kids experience the magic of a real live music party- Halloween edition! 🎃

And where better to spend Halloween than tucked away in our underground venue? Head down the stairs and leave the daylight behind- our basement is made for a little Halloween magic.

Dress up if you fancy, hit the dance floor and enjoy a proper live band together as a family. Costumes are encouraged but absolutely not compulsory.

Kid-sized fun, grown-up tunes - expect bombastic 50s pop, Country Gospel and dancefloor Rock ’n’ Roll, courtesy of the brilliant Shiverin’ Sheiks, performing as a full 4-piece band.

And parents, we’ve got you covered too! With our fully licensed bar, you can sip on your favourite cocktail, enjoy a cold beer, or unwind with a glass of wine while the kids groove to the tunes. We also have an impressive non-alcoholic beer selection.

THIS IS A KIDS EVENT- adults attending without children will not be permitted.

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The band starts at 4.30pm (two 40min sets with a break in between). Please arrive early, seats are limited- doors open at 4pm.

Snacks and juices for children available to purchase from the bar.

This is not a drop off event- adults must remain with the children at all times.

The important stuff: Please note we’re a basement venue and, due to the historic nature of the building, there’s no disabled access and limited pram storage (all buggies need to be folded down). We’re partially seated, so arrive early for the best chance of a seat.

A quick note on sound: this is not your average quiet kids’ concert. It’s a full band, and even with our sound engineer keeping levels family-friendly, it’s still a proper show. We recommend this event for ages 2+, and ear protectors are entirely at your discretion- especially for younger or more sensitive ears. Little ones are absolutely welcome, just use your own judgement regarding noise levels- after all you know your child best :)