Get ready for England – Panama at The Station House

England are back out on Saturday 27 June at 10pm, and while we won’t be showing the match, there’s still every reason to pop down.

We’ve moved our live music this Saturday earlier so you can fit it all in, too: Harriet Dagnall gets us going from 4.15pm through to 7.15pm, three sets to ease into the weekend, and if the weather’s kind you may well find her playing out in the open air. Ian Bamford then takes over from 7.30pm until 9.30pm, wrapping up in good time for the 10pm kick-off if you’re heading off to watch the game.

There are few finer ways to spend a summer Saturday than on the sun terrace at The Station House, a glass of something chilled in hand, a Joseph Holt ale or a cocktail, and the smell of the kitchen drifting out as the afternoon eases into evening. Throw live music into the day and you’ve got every reason to settle in and stay a while. We’d love to see you.

About Harriet Dagnall

Harriet Dagnall is a Manchester singer-songwriter with a sound she happily files under alt-pop, all dreamy harmonies and soaring, ethereal vocals. Bolton-born and raised in a musical family, she draws on the likes of Fleetwood Mac, Kate Bush and Cocteau Twins, with a nod to more recent names such as The Japanese House. Her debut EP, Dead Time, captures the wispy, personal songwriting that has made her a familiar face on the Northern scene. Expect a warm, atmospheric afternoon set, the perfect way to ease into the weekend.

About Ian Bamford

Ian Bamford is a versatile vocalist, guitarist, and percussionist known for dynamic solo sets and collaborations across the UK. His performances span multiple genres, blending skilled musicianship with heartfelt songwriting.