SEPTEMBER 2026
KIZIAH & THE KINGS

Saturday 5th September / 8pm / £12
Support Anya Deja is a BBC Introducing-recognised vocalist, pianist and singer-songwriter who crafts vivid stories through a folky-soul sound. Her haunting vocals, instinctive improvisation and poetic lyricism create a dreamy, vulnerable atmosphere that feels both deeply personal and quietly transportive. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Nina Simone, Björk, Portishead, Joni Mitchell and Kate Bush, her performances invite listeners into a sonic landscape that is both familiar and uncannily new.
Spinning Penny Three piece melodic rock from Sheffield. Formed in the embers of 2021, they have extensive gig experience and have honed their sound in Mu Studios under the watchful eye of Martin G Smith. Following on from their debut EP in 2025, Single Video Superstar EP, they released their second EP in February this year, Little Permissions, available in all your streaming outlets now!
JOHN REILLY

Sunday 6th September / 7.30pm / £15
Singer-songwriter John Reilly (voice of Boy on a Dolphin, Acoustic Angels) returns to one of his favourite venues – the iconic Greystones Back Room in Sheffield with pianist and composer Lewis Nitikman for a Sunday evening session.
Join them for an evening of moving and inspirational songs and the usual banter when these two fabulous musicians get together. John Reilly will play a mixture of new songs, old favourites, one or two Boy on a Dolphin tunes, and, of course, some amazing covers. A great chance to sit down, chill, listen and relax, it’s an intimate, listening concert, no better way to spend a Sunday evening.
John Reilly provides an evening of wonderful live music leaving the audience enthralled and wanting more. It always sells out here, so don’t leave it too late to get your tickets!!
CRICKLADE 21ST MARCH 2024 “About last night……John Reilly and Lewis Nitikman anointed the good souls of Cricklade with their songs of love and grace. Such beautiful musicians, power punch melodies and lyrics that would make Taupin and Joel weep. Yes, I loved it, hard to distinguish the cover song from their crafted originals. Catch them if you can in a venue near you.” Sean Devine. Indevine Music Promotion
OPEN MIC NIGHT
Monday 7th September / 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.
GARY STEWART
Use It or Lose It Tour

Thursday 10th September / 8pm / £14
Greystones regulars will probably know Gary from his appearances here fronting the Graceland band or perhaps performing his superb Paul Simon Songbook show.
We’re pleased to say he’s back but this time to promote his new album Use It or Lose It, his 5th solo album.
Recorded in a little barn studio in the Yorkshire Dales it features collaborations with Seth Lakeman, David Ford, Alex Hart, The Magpies, Ellie Gowers and Graham Coe (Sam Kelly and The Lost Boys). Gary’s songs are written in a folk/pop style influenced by prominent performers of the 60’s and 70’s with Paul Simon his biggest influence.
Tonight, expect a mix of songs from Gary’s back catalogue and his new album all interspersed with Paul Simon’s best loved hits.
DEAD LIKE HARRY 
Friday 11th September / 8pm / £15
A 6 piece rock band from Sheffield formed in the late 1990’s.
After many years of gigging and touring, and 4 highly acclaimed albums, they took time out from 2013-2018 when they made a triumphant return with a sell out, 20th Anniversary home town show at The Greystones. Described by the Sheffield Telegraph as “Sheffield’s answer to Fleetwood Mac”, it’s great to have them back.
RANAGRI

Sunday 13th September / 8pm / £18
Award winning folk band from England and Ireland with a unique blend of instruments and voices, they create a sound that is mesmerising and unforgettable. One of the most innovative and exciting folk bands in the UK they’ve played many of the major venues and festivals throughout Britain and Europe.
“You’re unlikely to hear anything more irresistible and folky this year” Louder Than War
“…some of the most attention grabbing music I’ve heard in a long time” Folk Radio UK
” Echo’s of Pentangle, Jethro Tull and new Celtic Folk sounds cemented by strong contemporary songwriting” RTE
MIKE McGOLDRICK and TIM EADY
Supported by Jack Rutter

Wednesday 16th September / 8pm / £21
A special meeting of old friends bringing together virtuosity and sheer musical magic.
Both are celebrated musicians in the realm of Celtic folk music, renowned for their exceptional skills and innovative approaches.
Former Folk Musician Of The Year Mike is a gifted instrumentalist/composer and a master of the wooden flute, low whistles and uillean pipes making him a go to contributer for many artists. Steeped in Irish traditional music he has made an immense contribution to the Irish and UK folk scenes through his many solo and collaborative projects including being a founder member of folk supergroup Lunasa and later through his work with Capercaillie. One of the leading musicians of his generation.
Guitarist, melodeon player, BBC musician of the year and BBC Scotland best traditional musician winner Tim spent years touring with artists like The Chieftains, Seamus Begley, Brendan Power, Natalie MacMaster to name a few, Tim is now an accomplished solo artist.
BONFIRE RADICALS

Friday 18th September / 8pm / £15
Return of this amazing six piece (un) traditional folk band known for their electrifying, high energy fusion of British, Balkan and global folk influences, audacious arrangements, instrumental fireworks and rich vocal harmonies. Expect an intensely creative, unpredictable, exhilarating, danceable and immersive experience. And lots of fun!
“Boldly raucous. Quite staggeringly special” Fatea
“…sheer merriment bundled into a gorgeous set of ideas and influences” Songlines
“This is tradition woven into an uninhibited gathering of inspired originality” Folkworlds
SAM CARTER sings Nic Jones.

Sunday 20th September / 8pm / £15
A live celebration of the music of Nic Jones’ performed by BBC Folk Award winner Sam Carter.
There were few singers as revered as Nic Jones. A towering figure of the English folk revival , his emotive singing and ground breaking guitar style continue to inspire generations of musicians and listeners. His Penguins Eggs remains a touchstone album, treasured more than 40 years on. In 1982, just 2 years after the albums release, Nic’s career was cut short by a devastating car accident yet his influence endures shaping generations of folk musicians too young to have seen him perform in his prime. Among them is BBC Folk Award winner folk musician Sam Carter and now, for one season only, Sam brings Nic’s timeless arrangements back to the stage in a heartfelt celebration.
This is a one off chance to hear songs from the back catalogue of one of folk music’s most influential voices faithfully recreated by one of contemporary folks brightest talents.
“Sam Carter is a wonderful player and singer. His treatment of Nic Jones’ material is spot on” Martin Simpson
LAURA ASTON
Tuesday 22nd September / 8pm / £20
THE LAST LAUGH COMEDY CLUB
with Shappi Khorsandi
Thursday 24th September / 8pm / £15
Get ready for another top-class night of stand-up at The Last Laugh, with two brilliant comics bringing the laughs in style.
Shappi Khorsandi is one of the UK’s best-loved comedians, writers and broadcasters. A regular on Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News For You and QI, Shappi’s razor-sharp wit and infectious storytelling have made her a household name. From her best-selling memoir A Beginner’s Guide to Acting English to her sell-out tours, she’s a comedy powerhouse who knows exactly how to light up a room. Expect charm, chaos, and some seriously funny insight into modern life.
Faizan Shah is one of the most exciting new voices in British comedy. Smart, engaging and effortlessly funny, his mix of personal stories and sharp observations has earned him rave reviews and finalist spots in major competitions including BBC New Comedy Award and Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year. If you don’t know him yet – you soon will.
LEVERET

Friday 25th September / 8pm / £20
Lauded folk trio Leveret, a unique collaboration between three of England’s finest folk musicians, Sam Sweeney, Andy Cutting and Rob Harbron, each regarded as exceptional performers and masters of their instruments. Together their performances combine consummate musicianship, compelling delivery and captivating spontineity.
“Classy players…their intuitive way with tunes is glorious” Mojo
“Music of a rich, sinewy immersion, guided by a mutual sense of exploration, space and a very English kind of swing.” The Guardian
“You won’t find English folk music played better than this” R2
THE BONESHAKERS

Sunday 27th September / 8pm / £21
The iconic band lead by celebrity guitarist Randy Jacobs of Was (Not Was) and with the incredible, powerhouse vocals of Jenny Langer. Jenny was inducted into the Virginia Blues Hall Of Fame at the age of 28 and won the 2020 International Blues Challenge for Best Self Produced Album. The Boneshakers and it’s members have performed and/or recorded with Bonnie Rait, BB King, Buddy Guy, Seal, Keb Mo, Elton John, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Iggy Pop, Charlie Musselwhite, Mindi Abair and Bootsy Collins to name just a few. This powerful band is celebrating 30 years of no holds barred funk, soul and roots music that marries the sounds and spirit of Detroit Rock City, Memphis and Muscle Shoals. Their latest album, Live To Be This, went straight in at #9 on the Billboard Top Blues Album chart and topped radio charts in the UK, Germany and France.
Their 2025 UK tour was a 100% sell out and it’s great to have them heading back this autumn.
“…a soulful tour de force in the way they seem to summon the very essence of RnB and the blues. They are that prolific and that good” Big City Rhythm and Blues
“Jenny has a million dollar smile and a sexy confidence that draws the audience to her before they hear her amazing vocals” Blues Blast
“A real dose of soul at it’s best… the stuff of award winning music” Blues in Britain
“Poised between Detroit Soul, golden era muscle Shoals and Dobro porch blues” Classic Rock
WARNER E HODGES

Monday 28th September / 8pm / £18
International All Stars Band with special guest Stacie Collins
He’s back, and he’s ready to kick your ass! And a special guest – our favourite rock n roll harp-chic – Stacie Collins is coming along for the ride! This is going to be amazing 🙂
We are delighted to welcome back to Sheffvegas, Jason & The Scorchers and Dan Baird guitarist Warner E Hodges, one of the most instantly recognisable guitarists around and according to Steve Earle, “a world class rock player with a solid gold hillbilly heart”.
And when we say ‘International All Stars’ that’s exactly what we mean. Warner is joined by Conny Bloom (Electric Boys), Keith Voegele (Bottle Rockets) and Mauro Magellan (Georgia Satellites/Dan Baird). What a fantastic band who will take the roof of the inimate Backroom at The Greystones.
“I’ve believed that if there was ever a human that was put on this earth specifically to play the absolute shit out of the guitar, it’s Warner E. Hodges” Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke).
This will be an epic night of kick ass rock n roll in the intimate Backroom at The Greystones – I know it’s a school night, but you do not want to miss this!
ANDY IRVINE & QUILTY

Wednesday 30th September / 8pm / £23
Legendary Irish musician Andy Irvine is joined by Irish/Swedish band Quilty to present a show that promises a rich blend of traditional and contemporary folk music, bringing together Andy’s decades of experience and Quilty’s dynamic energy. Known for his work with Planxty, Patrick Street and Mozaik, Andy has long been a pioneer in folk music, blending Irish traditions with global influences.
Quilty have built a reputation for their heartfelt interpretations of Irish folk, making this show a perfect fusion of styles and a rare opportunity to witness this musical journey first hand. It promises an unforgettable performance celebrating folk music’s enduring spirit.














