Brown Street is back with a weekend of live music

Monday, 17 January 2022 00:00

Salisbury’s popular entertainment venue reopens its doors next Friday for a weekend of live music.

Live music returns to Brown Street on Friday 28th January with local band Carsick playing a hometown headline show at the venue.

The event has drawn a lot of attention with hundreds of tickets already sold.

Supporting Carsick will be Borts, Binboy and Jack Card. Following the live music, the ALT. Club night will get underway, with DJ’s playing a wide range of popular, alternative music until the early hours.

Tickets are free and are available here.

The following night (Saturday 29th January 2022) sees Oasis Maybe take to the Brown Street stage. Fans of the indie superstars are highly recommended to attend, as the tribute act works through the back catalogue of the Gallaghers.

Tickets are £10 and are available here.

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