The Southmartins

53 Degrees, Preston.

The Southmartins
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14+ only. 14s to 15s must be accompanied by an adult. No refunds will be given for incorrectly booked tickets.

Ticket type Cost (face value)? Quantity
GENERAL ADMISSION £20.35 (£18.50)
WHEELCHAIR (+ COMPANION) £20.35 (£18.50) Sold out

Includes: 1 x Wheelchair Space + 1 x Companion/Personal assistant ticket (Please arrive at the same time). For full details/eligibility please see venue access information here > 53 Degrees Preston - Accessibility Information
ACCESS SEAT (+ COMPANION) £20.35 (£18.50)

Includes 1 Access Seat + 1 Companion ticket. Proof of eligibility required. Comprises padded 'banquette' seating at right-hand side of the room at a 90-degree angle to the stage. View of stage may be restricted depending on attendance. See website
GENERAL ADMISSION STANDING (+ COMPANION) £20.35 (£18.50)

Includes: 1 x General Admission (standing) + 1 x Companion ticket (standing). Proof of eligibility required. Please note there will not be a separate ticket sent for the carer/PA, you must arrive at the same time. See website for full details

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More information about The Southmartins tickets

Now in their 16th year, The Southmartins present an unbeatable live take on the hits and bits of The Beautiful South and the Housemartins. Even Paul Heaton says "They're really good!". With a high energy set packed with classics such as Happy Hour, Good as Gold (Stupid as Mud), Caravan of Love, Me and The Farmer, Song For Whoever, A Little Time, Rotterdam and many more you'd be mad to miss them!

Taking a trip through the hits and bits of the Beautiful South and the Housemartins, the band deliver an energetic show that brings the crowd along with them for the best singalong night of the year.
Happy Hour, Old Red Eyes Is Back, Song For Whoever, Me and the Farmer, Don’t Marry Her, Perfect 10, Caravan of Love and many, many more fill the room with joy.
 
Now into their 11th year together (let’s forget about 2020 though) the band have toured the UK at sell out venues and festivals and and were invited to play at Paul Heaton’s own venue in Salford for the launch of the “comeback” album with Jacqui Abbott. Lead singer Andy is about as close as you’ll come, vocally, to main man without it being himself and the night will leave you with a smile on your face and a song in your heart.
Truly unmissable entertainment.