Rock and Punk meet folk
Sunday 7th December 2025
Simon Wells is a founder member of Snuff, with whom he played until 1991. Their first hit was ‘Not listening anymore’. He then joined Southport Band and also became an acknowledged expert on 1960s Pop culture. His acoustic set includes some classic folk standards.
Steve Skaith is the main singer and songwriter with the band Latin Quarter, best known for their 1986 top 20 hit ‘Radio Africa’ from the album ‘Modern Times’. Steve will be playing in a duet with Latin Quarter bass player Yo Yo Buys, a South African musician who has also toured extensively with The Christians, Roachford and more recently The Over it’s 42 year history, Latin Quarter has toured extensively in the UK and Europe and produced 15 albums, 9 of which have come in the last 13 years. As a band they are know for their varied styles, sometimes rock, sometimes folk, sometimes reggae and sometimes African as in their writing and recording collaboration with Zimbabwe band ‘The Bhundu Boys’.
Visit Latin Quarter’s website and hear their latest releases on bandcamp.
Admission £10 (£8 concessions). We hope that everyone who can pays the standard price to support the musicians and the club. However, we want to be inclusive, so, if you can’t afford the standard price, do ask for a concession.
On the majority of club nights you will be able to pay on the door although we do put advance tickets on sale. On occasion demand will be very high and the evening may sell out in advance or there will be limited availability on the door. Please check the website regularly for the current position on specific evenings. We are primarily a seated venue, but on busy nights ticket holders may find they have to stand if they arrive late. For online tickets for this evening go to https://clients.wegottickets.com/event.php?tick_id=533331.