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The Muppets Christmas Carol – Family Film Screening + Festive Disco
Tuesday 23 December 2025
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Adults £5adv | Kids £4 adv (+ booking fee)
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The Muppets Christmas Carol – Film Screening + Festive Disco
Doors 2pm | Start 2:30pm

The Muppets put their spin on the tale of an elder, Christmas-hating miser who is visited by spirits who foretell his future and share secrets from his past and present, which helps change his view on life.

Trailer

From the vaults is a new 6 month programme of documentary and feature films for adults and children. Made possible with support from Film Hub Midlands through funds from the National Lottery. Film Hub Midlands support people to watch, show, and make films in the Midlands.

New Years Eve – with Kitchen Club and Freakscene DJs
Wednesday 31 December 2025
10:00 pm - 3:00 am
£6adv (+ booking fee)
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NYE – with Kitchen Club and Freakscene DJs

The Love Bug – Family Film Screening (U)
Saturday 3 January 2026
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Adults £5adv | Kids £4 adv (+ booking fee)
The Tin At The Coal Vaults

The Love Bug – Family Film Screening (U)

Plus Car themed activities

Doors 2pm | Start 2:30pm

Down-on-his-luck race car driver Jim Douglas teams up with a little VW Bug that has a mind of it’s own, not realizing Herbie’s worth until a sneaky rival plots to steal him.

Trailer

From the vaults is a new 6 month programme of documentary and feature films for adults and children. Made possible with support from Film Hub Midlands through funds from the National Lottery. Film Hub Midlands support people to watch, show, and make films in the Midlands.

Sink or Swim present Emma Tricca + Pete Greenwood
Friday 16 January 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Early bird £12 | Advance £14 (+ booking fee)
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Championed by John Renbourn and Odetta at the start of her career, and subsequently encouraged by Jane Weaver and Andy Votel who would release her first two records (Minor White and Relic) songwriter/guitarist Emma Tricca's unique style has often been compared to a meld of Greenwich Village icons Nico and Patti Smith.

For her most recent collection Aspirin Sun, Emma teamed up again with Jason Victor (The Dream Syndicate) and Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth) to conjure an alluringly psychedelic sound redolent of 70’s folk-rock yet totally distinctive.

She’s toured extensively with Jane Weaver, Nick Mason (Saucerful of Secrets band), and Robyn Hitchcock, and notably collaborated with Judy Collins, Bridget St John, Jesse Chandler (Mercury Rev, Midlake) among others. BBC6 presenters Guy Garvey and Gideon Coe have been loyal supporters alongside USA stations – WFMU and WFUV – and print media such as Mojo, Uncut, Record Collector, Shindig, The Guardian, and The Times.

Pete Greenwood gained his reputation as a guitarist during his university studies, and an extensive period of gigging in South London. The hours put in and the experience gained landed him tours in The UK, Europe and North America as an in-demand session guitarist. Upon returning to London after a trip to Japan/US with Mojave 3, he found himself with a record contract and an album’s worth of original solo material. 2008 saw the release of his debut album “Sirens”. Met with critical acclaim, he then juggled projects with The Loose Salute, The See See, and session work for Starsailor, with tours alongside The Magic numbers, Goldfrapp, The Raconteurs and The Brian Jonestown Massacre to name a few. Again, the second album “Beauceron” was written in a similar vein and released after his return to Yorkshire and a break from touring in 2015. Pete followed this with “Radio Slow”, recorded with The Dark Stars in a flurry of pre-covid activity and released in 2020.

Fargo Promotions: Ian + Tellemahookah + Superhooch + Caravanofwhores + Analogue Man
Saturday 24 January 2026
6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
£12+ bf advance
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Fargo promotions presents Ian + Tellemahookah + Superhooch + Caravanofwhores + Analogue Man

Doors 6pm

IVW: The Orielles
Wednesday 28 January 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Advance £15 (+ booking fee)
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With a reputation for hypnotic live performances, The Orielles continue to challenge the limits of modern indie music – and this is your chance to see them up close in one of the UK’s most intimate and vital grassroots venues.

Support local, support live, and immerse yourself in one of the standout gigs of IVW.

IVW: Big Sexy Noise (Lydia Lunch w/ Gallon Drunk)
Thursday 29 January 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£19.50adv (+ booking fee)
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The unholy triumvirate of Big Sexy Noise featuring Lydia Lunch, James Johnston (Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Faust) & Ian White (Barry Adamson) of the notorious Gallon Drunk are dead set on proving once more that ROCK is alive and kicking, down and dirty and raunchier than ever!

IVW: Main Sheriff
Friday 30 January 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Advance £10 + BF
The Tin At The Coal Vaults

What’s that?

Blowing in on the wind, from West Coventry and the Greens of Arley,there’s a new old sound in the air.Melting the country flavours of melody, harmony and pedal steel with thedriving core of rhythm, no blues and art rockit’s 6 piece of differentmusical histories with a new shared future.Drawing from a well of David Berman, Wilco, The VU through a filter ofEnglish pop: an album is recorded, singles are slated and gigs arebooked.

In 2026 there will be a new Sheriff intown, the Main one.

Support from Permanent Daylight + Fool & Danger

IVW: Hedera – Matinee
Saturday 31 January 2026
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Advance (16+) £12 | Under 16s £8 (+ booking fee)
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Hedera is a chamber folk project from Bristol featuring Lulu Austin (violin), Maisie Brett (violin, viola), Tamsin Elliott (accordion, harp), Beth Roberts (double bass, violin) and Isis Wolf-Light (clarinets). They perform original and traditional pieces inspired by music from England, Scotland, France, Bali, Georgia, Bulgaria, Ethiopia and beyond, translated through a prism of experimental minimalism and contemporary classical influences. Their eponymous debut album is a collection of twelve original & traditional tunes that reflect their craft as composers, tune-interpreters and collaborative arrangers (due for release in February 2026).

All ages show – Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult

Matinee Show – Doors 2pm

IVW: Karma Sheen + Batsch + Paul Toller | Ellipse
Saturday 31 January 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Early birds £8.50 | Advance £10 (+ booking fee)
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Ellipse present Karma Sheen + Batsch + Paul Toller (+ more TBA)

Hailing from cosmopolitan London, the music of Karma Sheen merges Hindustani classical, fuzzy 60s rock a la Jimi Hendrix, and Sufi inspired lyricism, deeply rooted in cultural heritage. Spearheaded by Sameer Khan, who is formally trained by a 600-year-old lineage of musicians from modern-day Pakistan, Karma Sheen brings timeless traditions to new realms, captivating audiences along the way. Through embracing the Hindustani format while drinking from retro aesthetics and re-signifying it all with the avant gardism of neo-psychedelia, they create something both recognisable and new. It is guaranteed you will not find another band who sound like Karma Sheen

Stealing Sheep
Friday 6 February 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£15adv (+ booking fee)
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Stealing Sheep – The Avant-Pop Rebels You Should Have Been Listening To All Along.

You might have stumbled across Stealing Sheep before—maybe their debut single ‘Shut Eye’ snuck into your feed as a rogue viral meme, lurking in the obscure corners of YouTube and TikTok. But if you haven’t been paying attention, now’s the time.

Sink or Swim present KEELEY + Atalhos
Thursday 19 February 2026
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£10 early bid | £12 adv (+ booking fee)
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Batsch release their long awaited third album, Very Well LP.
With support from special guests, Project Overload, and live visuals from Glitched Liquid.
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Batsch are a unique avant-pop ensemble who have been experimenting with synth pop, disco and jazz throughout the last decade. Having started out as Don’t Move!, a four-piece, with acclaimed soda-pop artist Pink Shabab on bass, the latest incarnation of the band is an energetic duo, consisting of Mason Le Long on synth, guitar and vocals, and Matt Rheeston on drums, samples and vocals.

Having served for many years as a house band for Tin Angel Records, Batsch toured extensively with artists such as Laetitia Sadier, Marker Starling, Nicholas Krgovich, Devon Sproule, and John Moods. Over the years, Batsch have continued their collaborations with global artists, featuring on compilation albums such as 2015’’s Dear Janet, a love letter to Janet Jackson, alongside artists such as Tune-Yards, Deradoorian and Nicholas Krgovich, and remixed tracks for the likes of Pick a Piper (Caribou drummer). In addition to this, Le Long, operates from his DIY studio, mastering acclaimed albums for the likes of Mabe Fratti and Crack Cloud, while Rheeston fuses angular rhythms and soulful melodies through original beats, in his side-project, Riizbo.

In Le Long’s words, on the subject of the natural evolution of their sound since becoming a duo, ‘a recent shift away from the 70s, dead, ‘teatowelled’ drum kit to a high-tuned, bebop-sounding, mid-60s Olympic kit has been significant in the development of our sound, informing our decision-making, and the way Matt plays.’

Their latest singles, ‘Too Few’, ‘Knew No Different’ and ‘Golden Summer’, are fine examples of their new ‘self-sampling’ approach. These tracks have gained some success, including press features in Mystic Sons, Brooklyn Vegan, Atwood Magazine, With Guitars, and radio plays on BBC 6Music, Amazing Radio, KZ Israel and Simone Marie’s Naked Lunch show on Soho Radio.

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