The Future Sound of Exeter present a progtastic night of live music with double-headliners Beacon Fire and Sembalance plus FSOE prog deejays. Beacon Fire play melodic prog epics, and Sembalance are like Hawkwind with added harmonica! Profits to Phonic FM.
Sound Of The Sirens are a foot stomping, heart-rending, crowd engaging female Folk/rock duo whose strengths lie in their passion, conviction and chemistry.
The Exeter based girls know exactly how to rock a stage and make you believe every word they are singing. Individually their voices tell their own tale, and, when blended together in harmony, they will regularly have your spine tingling and leave you wanting for much more.
The versatility of their song writing skills will take you on an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. They will steal your attention with...
Ferocious Dog offer a full-on six-piece sound that encompasses folk infused with rock, reggae and Celtic vibrations. The combination of instruments creates a palette of sound that offers infinite variations: going in hard to get people up and moving, or slipping into melodic passages and dub-like fusions.
With their unique, aggressive yet feel-good music they tear up venues across the country often bringing their faithful Hell Hounds along for the ride.
For many years Ferocious Dog have appeared at small venues and pubs, until in 2009 where the band were given the...
In the early hours of Thursday 8th August 1963, the heist of the century is under way. Signals are scrambled, phone lines cut and millions of pounds of cash – stolen. Five days later the first clues are found, the gang is busted and the rest is history. But what about the ones that got away?
Join the four forgotten females as they leave behind their kitchen-sink lives and embark on a madcap adventure of mischief and mayhem. Using a raucous combination of physical theatre, live music and clowning, Scratchworks will unfold the untold tale of the unlikely female four.
A stunning musical journey through the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s, including some of the greatest all time hits by Judy Garland, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Frank Sinatra, Dusty Springfield, The Drifters, Elvis Presley, Brotherhood of Man, Abba, Michael Buble and many more.
Beautifully costumed and choreographed, performed by ‘West End’ and International vocalists along with the stunning ‘Memory Lane’ dancers.
Come along and enjoy some of the greatest songs ever written.
2.30 pm and 7.30 pm
in the Auditorium
From the producers of ‘Memory Lane’, ‘Memories are...
Marc Lobb is an award winning performer of magic and mentalism based in Exeter, Devon. He’s been dubbed the next Derren Brown and comes to Barnfield Bar Presents with a brand new show for 2016.
“freaked me out hes that good” Bikeshed Theatre
“Wow! fantastic! please do your act at our next venture” Velveteen Clothes Emporium.
Marc is a mind-reader and psychological magician who has entertained audiences nationwide with his award winning skills. From corporate events, gatherings, celebrations and private dinner...
Winners of Bloodstock Metal to the Masses Winners, Bristol 2014, OAKHAART are gracing The Hometown Metal Alliance stage this April 15th during their UK tour, bringing their thunderous live show to Exeter!
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With support from the thrash beasts KING LEVIATHAN – https://www.facebook.com/KingLeviathanMetal/?fref=ts
And opening the night, our good friends VIPERA return to the Barnfield for...
Alan Bennett’s Habeas Corpus was originally performed in the 1970s, and is a proper old-fashioned farce, with mistaken identities, dropped trousers, a pair of false boobs, and lots of lust – what was it exactly that went on in Liverpool during the blitz? In the affectionate tradition of the Carry On Films and McGill’s saucy seaside postcards, but with the acerbity and wit of
Alan Bennett’s writing, this play focuses on the life and loves of the Wicksteed family in Brighton’s silk stocking district of Hove, where (possibly) he whose lust lasts, lasts longest! Come and decide for...
"My mum can't find me anyone to marry. My friend Matthew looks at me with great concern and says, "You're not thinking of becoming a Jihadi Bride are you?" Would I do that? The weather in Britain isn't great, and the sunsets and landscape in Syria are meant to be very romantic... I'd get a husband, wouldn't have to work, and would definitely get a place in heaven. Yes I'd miss my hair straighteners and hot pants, but that's a small price to pay."
Following an acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run, Shazia Mirza takes her new show on tour. 'The Kardashians Made Me Do It' is a searing and...
