Beatles Dub Club - 26 Apr 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£15

Doors 7pm 8pm-1am Balcony bar, Stroud Brewery Tickets £15 online and OTD - Get your tickets now and don’t miss out! 18+ Line-up 8pm Lys Darkgyal - Reggae Dancehall 9pm Ragga Shed - Dancehall 10pm Beatles Dub Club 11.30pm Chez b2b Jenni Groves Muli MC - D B Step into the Stroud Brewery Bar on Saturday 26th April for a night like no other—a reimagining of The Fab Four’s music through the lens of reggae, dub, and beyond! Whether you’re a die-hard Beatles fan or just love a great party, this is an event you don’t want to miss. DJ Chris Arnold’s Beatles Dub Club takes you on a genre-defying journey

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