What's That Music About??? Podcast Live Episode at The Ferret
A live podcast episode celebrating Lancashire music, hosted by DJ Rambo Rich at The Ferret.
Home · Events in Bamber Bridge This Week
You can find live music in Bamber Bridge this week, with performances across several venues. The East Lancashire Line connects the area, and Bamber Bridge railway station serves as a key transport point. Events run from May 10th to 17th, offering a mix of comedy, jazz, and theatrical shows. The Ferret hosts a podcast live episode on May 12th, and Park Hall Nightclub features house music by SOLARDO on May 16th. The Dean Masser Quartet performs a tribute to Dexter Gordon at The Continental on May 17th. If you're in the mood for something different, Samlesbury Hall stages a dramatic take on King Henry VIII on May 15th and 16th. The town has a moderate nightlife intensity, and the area has a high family-friendly index. Bamber Bridge gained historical significance during WWII due to a racially charged clash in June 1943 between African American soldiers and white military police. Local residents supported the Black soldiers, highlighting the community's stance against racial discrimination. While the M6 and M65 motorways provide access to the area, be mindful of traffic congestion on the A6 and the level crossing at Station Road. There have been reports of anti-social behaviour near parking areas and supermarkets. Plan your journey accordingly. Check event times and venue locations in advance. Some venues are a short drive away from the city centre, so allow extra time if you're coming from further afield.
A live podcast episode celebrating Lancashire music, hosted by DJ Rambo Rich at The Ferret.
Comedian Susan Calman performs her new stand-up show 'Work In Progress' at Chorley Theatre.
Comedian Jack Abbot performs a comedic portrayal of King Henry VIII in a live theatrical show.
A synth-fuelled psych rock and shoegaze music showcase featuring multiple bands at The Ferret.
House music artist SOLARDO performs at Park Hall Nightclub in Chorley as part of the NOT JUST NOISE series.
The Dean Masser Quartet performs a tribute to jazz legend Dexter Gordon at The Continental.