Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

8pm   Earlybird Tickets £14 / Standard £16

Smashing the festival, radio, and TV circuits alike, the brass-house-soul sound from Cardiff and Bristol are selling out gigs and rising fast across Europe.Having built a reputation as one of the most unforgettable dance inducing live bands on the underground scene, the BBC Introducing group have blasted the biggest stages at festivals including Noz Stock, Kendal Calling, Cheltenham Jazz, Cardiff LGBTQ+ Pride and many more. The Dogs spent the summer of 2023 touring on a European scale at festivals and live music venues finishing with the Rugby World Cup final in Paris.The six-piece who formed at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2018 are also recognised for their star appearance as Swing Band in Netflix’s smash hit series, Sex Education, performing single Run These Streets in series 1, ep 3

"An incredibly exciting band with a big bold sound"
BBC Bristol
 
"Undeniably, THE best live band I have seen in a long time"
Slapmag.co.uk
 
"Year of the Dog are a spirited and uplifting outfit with clever lyrics and a great live show. A real Nozstock favourite. We love them"
Rob Noz, Nozstock Festival

8pm   Earlybird tickets £17 / Standard £19

Nick Harper announces new tour and album '58 Fordwych Rd.', out September 26th.

It is nothing short of criminal, that Nick Harper is one the UK’s best kept musical secrets. Those who have witnessed the spellbinding, one-man show will tell you this. A childhood growing up surrounded by the musical prowess of some of the 60’s most revered songwriters & musicians, not to mention being son of Roy Harper, along with 20 years of crafting songs & touring the land has spawned a truly one-off, original guitarist & songwriter who stands alone as a UK great, to be cherished & revered.

Following a prolific creative chapter that has seen three studio releases since 2020, Nick returns to the setting of his father's living room in a small flat in Kilburn, London in the mid 1960s '58 Fordwych Rd.'. The flat was an after hours hang-out for the legends who played at Les Cousins in Soho at the height of the acoustic explosion in swingin’ sixties London. People like Bert Jansch, Davy Graham, John Renbourn, Paul Simon, Marc Bolan, Sandy Denny & others dropped in, to drop out, jam & try new tunes. But, all along, there was someone else there... a toddler, part of the family, inhaling the music & absorbing the vibe; Roy’s young son, Nick Harper.

Many moons later, Nick invited these acoustic legends back into the room and toured this unique story to ecstatic receptions across the UK and Ireland. Wary to not just entertain as a tribute, the  craftsmanship and care of the repertoire Nick was handling was beyond tribute, Nick applying his  own twists and deft performance swagger that only those who’ve earned their stripes possess.  During a week-long residency at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where the show picked up an EDFringe Award for best music, ‘58 Fordwych Rd.’ was recorded, capturing Nick at the height of performance prowess..

Fast forward to 2025 and Nick finds himself alongside Roy Harper headlining Glastonbury Festival and providing sideman duties at a trilogy of farewell concert hall shows. The narrative of ‘58 Fordwych Rd.’ continues to reverberate and so the live album of the same name had to see a release. The recording and show sees Nick delve into the deluge of songs he heard directly from the greats when growing up. Within, he plays tribute to the time, the place & to the music that became the centre of everything for him & the rest of this ‘family’.

‘Harper has so much musicianship in him it just leaks out all over the place.’ The Times
‘One of the finest guitarists of his generation, the Bard of Wiltshire’ Mojo
‘He deserves to become a major figure in his own right’ The Guardian
‘Dylan for the iPod generation…Betjeman with a guitar.’ Guitarist
‘My musical discovery of 2016!’ Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

7:30 -9:30pm  |  Contributions: £8 - £15 sliding scale 

Come and join us in the joy of sacred songs and circle dances inspired by the spiritual traditions of the world. 

Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

8pm   Earlybird Tickets £6/Standard Tickets £8

Folk, blues and Americana singer-songwriter AMIT DATTANI has garnered attention from the likes of BBC Radio 2, BBC 6 Music, Americana UK and fRoots, with his nimble finger-picking, expertly crafted songwriting and witty banter. Named in ‘Best Gigs of 2023’ by Tradfolk, Amit is a joy to watch live, with recent performances at Warwick Folk Festival, Upton Blues, Moseley Folk Festival and Birmingham Symphony Hall to name a few.

“Fantastic album!” - Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 

“This is among the year’s finest debut albums” - Folk Radio UK

“Terrific country blues - highly recommended” - fRoots

“Simple, sincere and authentic” - Folking

“It has been a while since a master musician such as Amit Dattani has reminded us of just how full a sound one man with one guitar can create” - Blues Matters

“Each song is a nugget in a seam of precious stuff, hand hewn and lovingly put together” - AmericanaUK

Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

10 - 1pm   |    Free 

Join Hay Regenerative Soils in making your very own wormery. 
All equipment provided and you can take home your own soil condition for use in your garden. 

To book your free place, email tim@clan-cic.org 

Tickets: £15 per person 
Saturday 29th November 2pm  

Come and enjoy this performance by Malvern Skyline Productions. 

Set in the Bluebird tearooms in Malvern during World War 2, the locals are wondering who these 'outsiders' are, arriving in trucks with strange equipment set up in the back.

They wear spectacles and tweed jackets, and the girls appear to be just out of school. All they seem to do is wander around town, in groups, apparently showing no interest whatsoever in joining the war effort. They are reluctant to say why they have appeared.
Are they conscientious objectors, petty criminals or what?
Why have they arrived?
Also, why are they being billeted to local residents to accommodate them in their homes, often against their wishes?

As the story unfolds, all is eventually revealed.

Sponsored by opengi

7:30pm    |    Tickets £12 

Join us at The Globe at Hay for the return of the Wild Hare Club! 

Currently celebrating their 20th year, the Wild Hare Club are bringing an evening of gentle psychedelic folk from Sproatly Smith and Pamela Wyn Shannon and friends. 

DJ jus' jay, will be on hand to create an inviting atmosphere, further enhanced by seasonal visuals from MASH Cinema. 

Book your tickets here 

10 - 4 pm 

Come and join us for our annual Christmas Craft Fair
More details to follow 

To apply for a stall:
Email: hire@globeathay.co.uk
Call: 01497 821762 

11-12:30pm  |  £45 

In this relaxed friendly workshop come and create a truly beautiful wreath of scented seasonal foliage, dried fruits, nuts, seedpods, cones and other delights with local florist Ruminah.

To secure your place please book soon on 07592008446

Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

10 - 4 pm 

Come and join us for our annual Christmas Craft Fair
More details to follow 

To apply for a stall:
Email: hire@globeathay.co.uk
Call: 01497 821762 

Doors 7pm | Start  7:30pm   

Teams of up to 6, £5 per person. This includes a plate of chips and entrance to our 'heads or tails' game. 

All funds raised will go to The Hay Summer 

Please pop in, or call The Globe on 01497 821762 to book a table.

Pay on the Door.

Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

10 - 4 pm 

Come and join us for our annual Christmas Craft Fair
More details to follow 

To apply for a stall:
Email: hire@globeathay.co.uk
Call: 01497 821762 

£20 per person | 7pm 

Join us at the Globe for our Festive Quiz! 

Teams of up to 6 people.
Ticket price includes Burger and Chips from our BurgerMe restaurant and entry to our £100 cash prize for the winning table. 

Every Friday    8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic! A dedicated sound technician is present throughout to help performers set-up and sound their best.

Free Event |  2:30pm 

The Return of Winter

A concert of traditional songs, carols, plygain and readings to warm you in readiness for the festive season. The snows of winter may be falling, but inside the fire is lit and the comforting songs of wassailers drift through the valleys.

7:30pm    |     Earlybird £6    Standard £8 

Join us as The Duchess of Mars, Falling Into View, Yo-Un, and Macz take the stage for an evening packed with powerful performances, good vibes, and serious energy.

Book your tickets here 

10 - 4 pm 

Come and join us for our annual Christmas Craft Fair
More details to follow 

To apply for a stall:
Email: hire@globeathay.co.uk
Call: 01497 821762 

8pm   Earlybird tickets £18 / Standard £20

This New Year's Eve we have a real treat, welcoming back Sould! The local 7-piece Soul and R&B Band.

In what may be their final performance they will make sure we celebrate in style playing us right through to 'The Midnight Hour'! 

See in 2026 at the Globe with a great night of music and dancing.

8pm   Earlybird Tickets £14 / Standard £16

 Last year’s album Disneyland in Dagenham was full of Essex, East End poetry, and classic English post punk. Following extensive touring including many sold-out shows, Scott is back with another album entitled, Cars, Buses,Bedsits and Shops out 22nd August on Nothing Fancy. An album bursting with more dark humour,snapshots of squalor and cheek, and Scott’s unique love songs. Lavene has also announced a 22 date tour around the UK as well as festival appearances at this year’s Glastonbury, End of the Road, Lakefest and Boia festivals.
Produced by Stew Jackson, who’s worked with Massive Attack, Black Crowes, Tom Waits and Nick Cave,the record shines with Scott’s presence, alongside Ryan Rogers of Mumble Tide, co-producing and playing organs, synths and mellotron. The album came together quickly, in a five-day wonder, in Bristol, September 2024. Scott’s longer story-based songs have taken a backseat on this record with more singing than before and a higher percentage of ballads, sincere, wistful and tender. They evoke the lyrics and feelings set down by Daniel Johnston and The Magnetic Fields, Evan Dando and the immense David Berman. But a few ratty stories still remain.

Once upon a time, he’d have found a home on Stiff Records, alongside Ian Dury and Wreckless Eric, even Jona Lewie, and he’d have become a national treasure: he really is a very good writer, with an eye for the telling detail Spectator

“Bonkers sing-alongs about eating custard, weird reimaginings of geezer-down the pub anecdotes,nostalgic vignettes, and even the occasional love song in disguise. Sometimes spoken, sometimes sung, he retains hooks, even when surveying the most curious terrain.” Artsdesk

Time: 7:30pm     |     Tickets: £16 

When Amy Mason got hacked, she lost her number, bank account and social media access. And then the hackers started sending her gifts... A surprising, somewhat filthy dive into connection, intimacy, and the perils of using your dead cat's name as your password for literally everything.

Age guidance: 16+, some swearing

“Deadpan, daring, and enticingly honest” ★★★★★ Broadway World

“Comedy perfection” ★★★★1/2 The Quintessential Review

Duration: 60 minutes (no interval)
Photo credit: PIT LAD

8pm   Earlybird Tickets £18 / Standard £20

Swing from Paris are an all-string jazz quartet of violin, guitars and double bass, inspired by the music of the 1930s, ’40s and '50s.

Expect stylish jazz and vintage swing, from Benny Goodman, Charlie Christian and Artie Shaw to Django Reinhardt, Stéphane Grappelli and the master of tango Astor Piazzolla.

The group's Parisian-flavoured jazz and vintage swing has been delighting audiences for almost 20 years: from major jazz festivals including the Django Reinhardt Festival at Samois-sur-Seine, to being invited to perform at the French Ambassador's residence for Bastille Day.

Audience comments:
“when they are playing, you simply can’t get the smile off your face. Would go again and again and again” “Fabulous musicians, fabulous arrangements. Can't recommend enough!”

★ ★ ★ ★ “intelligent, interesting and inventive” THE JAZZ MANN
“excellent band…diverse numbers, smart arrangements" JAZZ JOURNAL

8pm   Earlybird Tickets £25 / Standard £26

As the singer in I Am Kloot from 1999 to 2014, John Bramwell achieved a Mercury Prize nomination for 2010’s The Sky At Night, a Top 10 chart position for 2013’s Let It All In, numerous UK and European tours and a triumphant farewell at the Queen Elizabeth Hall with an orchestra in 2014.

The stunning 2023 sophomore solo album, The Light Fantastic was an almost complete u-turn from the I Am Kloot outlook they were known for.The album received unanimous praise from the UK press but it is the all-encapsulating live show where Bramwell conjures up his true magic as songwriter and performer. Bramwell has been on a never-ending rolling adventure since his workings away from Kloot and in the last three years has visited almost every parish in England, Scotland and Wales to be met with halls, theatres, arts centres, churches, festival tents and folk clubs full with his eager fans waiting to see which direction Bramwell will take the mood of the night – the enriched, wildly playful inter-song banter is so good, a stand up comedy tour has been contemplated.

‘The regular harmonising with his cast of supporting musicians is especially beautiful’ CLASH
‘Wonderfully grown-up pop music delivered by an adept songwriter’ –  MOJO
‘This is hazy music, with purpose, and very pretty with it.’ –  The Times
‘A splendid solo set of sumptuous vocal harmonies’ – UNCUT

‘A unique voice both literally and metaphorically’ – Lauren Laverne
‘Bramwell’s new songs are spellbinding’ – The Guardian
‘My favourite songwriter of all time’ – Cate Blanchett
‘The UK’s finest export’ – New York Times

8pm  Earlybird Tickets £14 / Sandard £16

Vikki Clayton is a singer/songwriter of international repute who we are lucky to have coming to play The Globe on Saturday 5th September 2026 . Vikki is well known for her work with Fairport Convention . The Guardian said she has “ Crystal Clear Vocals “ top folk magazine Living Tradition said “ She has Uncanny Remembrance To Sandy Denny “ Vikki Clayton first come to prominence as a member of cult folk band Ragged Heroes after departing that band she went on to forge a hugely successful solo career playing concerts all over the world. She has recorded and released numerous solo albums. Her set will consist of contemporary and traditional folk songs she is an outstanding songwriter and performer