JULY 2026
EZIO

Saturday 4th July / 8pm / £20
“Easily one of the UK’s best live bands” The Guardian
Sheffield favourites for many years Ezio and Booga make a welcome return to Greystones.
Formed in the early 1990’s they’ve built a fanatical, cult following through constant touring throughout the UK and Europe. Their dynamic, genre defying music is a mix of acoustic folk, rock, jazz and blues but it’s a sound that’s impossible to describe, it’s a sound that can range from highly rhythmical, intense, Latin feeling rock to delicate dreamy ballads that are deeply poetic and heartbreakingly honest.
At home in big concert halls or small venues like the Greystones, their live shows are dynamic, exciting and delivered with energy, humour and emotional beauty.
Highly recommended.
TORIA RICHINGS

Thursday 9th July / 8pm / £12
Award-winning Americana singer-songwriter Toria Richings brings her powerful storytelling and distinctive voice to The Greystones for a special live performance.
Fresh from international showcases including SXSW Texas, AmericanaFest Nashville, and Folk Alliance International Kansas, Toria has been building a growing reputation across the UK, Australia, and the US for her captivating live shows and heartfelt songwriting. Her music blends country, folk, and Americana influences, delivered with raw honesty and a strong narrative edge.
This performance is part of her international tour ahead of the release of her debut album Tall Tales, offering audiences an exclusive chance to hear new material with her full band.
A compelling live performer, Toria’s shows are known for warmth, authenticity, and connection with the audience. This is a proper Thursday night of live music not to be missed.
MATHEW BYRNE & SHERMAN DOWNEY

Wednesday 8th July / 8pm / £16
Singer/songwriter Sherman Downy and traditional singer Mathew Byrne, two of Canada’s most recognised voices, have combined their individual styles and repertoires to create an exciting fusion of traditional and modern sounds.
Mathew Byrne’s rich and powerful vocals, refined guitar style and compelling interpretations of unique traditional songs, have made him a favourite of folk audiences at home in Newfoundland and abroad. He was recently named as Canada’s Traditional Singer Of the Year for the third time and is a multiple time ECMA winner.
Sherman Downey’s unique brand radio friendly folk and natural ability for storytelling, has solidified his reputation as one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s most treasured artists. A multiple award winner including Album of the Year, Artist of the Year and solo Artist of the Year, his music has charmed listeners throughout Canada and beyond.
ACOUSTIC ANGELS

Sunday 12th July / 8pm / £17.50
NEW ‘ FEATURED ARTISTS’ Session No.6!!
The Acoustic Angels are back at The Greystones for their next ‘Featured Artists’ Session. Always a huge success, this time, the first set will feature the songs of GEORGE MICHAEL & STEVIE WONDER.
The band have a wealth of experience playing gigs up & down the country at a wide array of different venues & functions, filling dance floors wherever they go, but at this much more intimate, all-seated gig, you can relax, chill, watch and listen to these fabulous musicians in this wonderful, iconic venue. In the second set, the band will play the best timeless tunes, including Motown and Soul, all in their own, inimitable style.
The band is made up of some of the area’s finest musicians. Collectively they have worked together and individually with the likes of, Take That, The Spice Girls, Paul Carrack, Donny Osmond, Ray Davies, Peter Kay, Blue, Atomic Kitten, 911, Lulu, Five, Will Young, John Mayall, Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Long John Baldry, Corrine Bailey Rae, Tony Christie, Hamish Stuart, John Parr, Andy Fairweather Low etc, etc…
This is now becoming a regular gig at the Greystones – we hope you will enjoy listening to these fabulous songs as much as these fantastic musicians will enjoy playing them. Only 80 tickets are available so get yours now!!
CLASS OF ’79
Thursday 16th July / 8pm / £15
Punk/new wave supergroup whose musical pedigree is undeniable.
Steve Crittall (UK Subs, Selector, The Godfathers), Phil Thompson (Rezillo’s, Vapors), Mike Lea (Department S) and Simon Bowley (Eddie and The Hot Rods). 4 guys who’ve been there and got the t shirt.
Strap yourselves in for a nostalgic night of punk and new wave classics.
WE ARE NOT DEVO

Saturday 18th July / 8pm / £15
A rare hometown gig for the UK’s only tribute to DEVO performing choice cuts of gonzo mutato classics from throughout the career of Akron’s finest sons; a labour of love and sincerity bringing the truth about de evolution to the good spuds of the UK.
Expect all the hits and then some in this powerful, exciting, up to 2 hour show as the band return to their spiritual home, The Greystones.
PARKER BARROW

Wednesday 22nd July / 8pm / £20
OPEN MIC NIGHT
Monday 27th July / 7.30pm / FREE
Anyone can join in, all abilities welcome. Contact Mark at m@rkwilliamson.co.uk or just come along on the night.
P.A. and mics provided, so just bring yourselves, your instruments and your friends to enjoy the proceedings.
PAUL COOKSON
You. Me and Some Poems
Thursday 30th July / 8pm / £10
“A fresh collection of Cookson’s verse … if it’s laughter you’re after you could do worse” Dr John Cooper Clarke
“You, me and some poems” – that’s exactly what this evening will be. Paul has worked as a poet for nearly forty years and sold over a million books. Since Lockdown Paul has written and shared on line a brand new poem every day. There are now over 2000 consecutive daily poems. The show will feature work from his latest Flapjack Press collections – “Psycho Seagull Stole My Dog” and “Slim Volume”. While the latter is gentle and thoughtful, “Psycho Seagull” features poems based on newspaper headlines such as “Brian Blessed Wrestles Forty Stone Gorilla”, “I Saw The Ghost of Lemmy Riding a Horse Eating Pizza”, “Gregg Wallace Sex Dwarf Hid A Frozen Chicken in His Underpants” and many more.
Expect an evening of laughter, occasional audience participation with moments of quiet reflection and balance.
“A poet for all seasons” – Henry Normal
“Funny, irreverent” – Brian Bilston
“Finely finished formidable fun” – John Hegley
“On the ball” – Michael Rosen







