Stroud Brewery Keeps the Faith - Northern Soul Night - 30 Oct 2026

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£5

Stroud Brewery Keeps the Faith - Northern Soul Night 🎧 This month’s line-up: Tony Soulprano, Dave Dunford Mike Newman of Gloucester Soul Crew 📅 Friday 30th October | 🕖 7–11 PM £5 Adv / £8 Otd 🎶 All Original Vinyl – 100% Northern Soul After a multitude of incredible nights of rare soul and packed dancefloors, Northern Soul Night returns to Stroud Brewery-louder, bolder, and bursting with rhythm. Leading the charge once again is Tony Soulprano, Roger Tovell Kev Stone spinning nothing but original Northern Soul on vinyl. Expect fast beats, rare grooves, and that electric energy you’ve come to

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