My 2026 Future Yard experience started off with the Jim Pearson – Retrospective. This reunited his cult band Scaredycats for their first show in two years, bringing their sharp wit and scrappy brilliance back to the stage. Here are a few of the photos:
After over a decade shaking up the North West music scene, indie maverick Jim Pearson took a final bow before heading to London — and he didn’t go quietly. Here are a few of the photos:
My 2026 Future Yard experience started off with the Jim Pearson – Retrospective. Also joining were the wonderful ethereal art-pop duo Igloo Hearts — long-time collaborators with Jim and kindred spirits. Here are a few of the photos:
A band from another time, Ozric Tentacles served as the bridge from 70s cosmic rock to the organic dance and festival culture that came back into fashion during the 90s. The creative vision of multi-instrumentalist Ed Wynne, the Ozrics’ uniquely trippy soundscapes have connected fans … Continue readingFuture Yard – Orzic Tentacles
AKA Silas Neptune and Saskia Maxwell who performed in their own right as support to the Orzic tentacles a unique form of ethereal space-folk that embraces an artistic sense of harmony and sonic beauty Here are some photos of their set:
The God of Hellfire returned!! The Crazy World of Arthur Brown was back at Future Yard and I went along to take some snaps! A fire, brimstone and a horn-tipped performance of a most flamboyant nature, Arthur brought a powerful, wide-ranging operatic voice and wild stage persona … Continue readingFuture Yard – The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Great to see @iambeijaflo supporting Crazy Arthur Brown at Future Yard the other night. Her outfit almost as intriguing as her music! Looking forward to the next show! Here are a few photos taken:
Bring the Fire Project presented Fuego de los Muertos! (Fire of the dead) in the outdoor space at Future Yard the other night; A fire theatre experience like no other. What happens when you cross the bridge between the lands of the living and the … Continue readingFuture Yard – Fuego de los Muertos
I was lucky enough to attend the Sunday of this fabulous weekend festival. The set lists was was follows: Here is just a few of the photos:
Before the legendary roots reggae group Black Uhuru took to the West Holts Stage at Glastonbury (IPlayer recording) they popped into Future Yard to play on their outdoor stage the day before A great treat to have some Jamaican vibes in Birkenhead