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Live Music in Faversham Blues & Rock at The Old Brewery Store 2026 / 27

World-class touring blues, rock, roots & soul in a 250-capacity room inside the Shepherd Neame brewery — Britain’s oldest, founded 1698. Vaulted ceilings, a bar pouring local ale, tickets from £20.

The Old Brewery Store · Mill Place, Faversham
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Next Show GA-20 live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 24 October 2026

GA-20

+ special guests True Strays (duo)

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic7:50pmFrom£20
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Next Show Rosalie Cunningham live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 14 November 2026

Rosalie Cunningham

+ special guests Big River

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show The Steepwater Band live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 15 January 2027

The Steepwater Band

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£22
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Next Show Bring It On Home live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 21 January 2027

Bring It On Home

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Bywater Call live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 27 January 2027

Bywater Call

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£28
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Next Show Nine Below Zero live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 27 February 2027

Nine Below Zero

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£30
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Next Show Sean Webster Band live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 18 March 2027

Sean Webster Band

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Eddie 9V live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 23 March 2027

Eddie 9V

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£22.50
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Next Show Alvin Youngblood Hart’s Muscle Theory live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 27 March 2027

Alvin Youngblood Hart’s Muscle Theory

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Connolly Hayes live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 23 April 2027

Connolly Hayes

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Marcus Trummer live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 21 May 2027

Marcus Trummer

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Danny Bryant live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 12 June 2027

Danny Bryant

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Aynsley Lister live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 16 September 2027

Aynsley Lister

The Old Brewery Store, Faversham

Doors7:00pmMusic8:00pmFrom£20
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Next Show Otto Junior live at The Old Brewery Store, Faversham — 14 October 2027

Otto Junior

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BLUES, SOUL & ROCK MUSIC IN KENT

From Chicago blues legends to rising Americana stars, from British soul to Southern rock — if it’s got grit, groove and feeling, it’s on our stage. Rockin’ Roots Events has been bringing the best of the blues and roots world to Kent for years, and Faversham is where the biggest nights happen. We programme artists who have dedicated their lives to the music — guitarists, singers and bands who carry on a tradition that runs from the Mississippi Delta to the back streets of Memphis and beyond. If you love real music played by real musicians, this is your home.

THE OLD BREWERY STORE

Tucked in the heart of one of Kent’s most characterful market towns, The Old Brewery Store is the kind of venue that serious music fans travel for. Great sound, great atmosphere, and a crowd that actually listens. When an artist plays Faversham, they remember it. The venue sits just minutes from Faversham town centre and is well served by rail — Faversham station is a short walk away, making it an easy night out from Canterbury, Sittingbourne, Whitstable and beyond. Parking is available nearby. Once inside, the room is all about the music.

Part of what makes live music in Faversham special is the town itself. Faversham is one of Kent’s finest medieval market towns — a place with a genuine character that sets it apart from anywhere else in the county. The market square, the guild hall, the ancient alleyways and the independent shops give it a quality that people notice the moment they step off the train. This isn’t a commuter town or a retail park. It’s a place with a past you can feel, and a community that takes care of what it has.

A show at The Old Brewery Store fits naturally into a town like this. The venue sits within the Shepherd Neame brewery complex, just off the town centre — and the brewery itself has been part of Faversham life since the 17th century. When you arrive for a gig, you’re arriving somewhere that has been welcoming people through its doors for generations.

The town is well connected from across Kent. Faversham station is served directly by trains from London Victoria, Canterbury, Sittingbourne, Whitstable and Margate — most journeys from London take under an hour, and from Canterbury or Whitstable you’re there in under 20 minutes. The walk from the station to the venue takes about 10 minutes through the town centre, past the market square and along the old brewing streets. For those driving in, parking is available close to the venue.

Many in our audience make a full evening of it. Faversham has good pubs and restaurants within easy walking distance, and the town has the kind of independent food and drink scene you don’t find everywhere in Kent. The Shepherd Neame pubs are the obvious draw given the brewery’s presence on the doorstep, and several serve food well into the evening. It’s worth building time in before the show to explore.

After the show, there’s no rush to leave. Trains make it easy to get home, and a drink after the gig with the music still in your head is very much part of the Faversham experience. People talk to each other here. The crowd at The Old Brewery Store is the kind that genuinely wants to be there, and that changes the feel of a night entirely.

Live music in Faversham at The Old Brewery Store is the kind of evening worth making a journey for. The combination of the venue, the history of the town, and the quality of the artists on the bill puts it in a category of its own. There really isn’t anything else quite like it in Kent.

SELL-OUT SHOWS. REAL ARTISTS. NO FILLER.

The artists we book are chosen because they’re genuinely exceptional at what they do. Some are household names in the blues and rock world with decades of recordings behind them. Others are emerging artists on their way up — the kind you’ll be glad you saw in a room this size before the venues get bigger. We’ve been doing this long enough to know the difference between an act that looks good on paper and one that actually delivers on the night. Our audience has come to trust that distinction, and we intend to keep earning it.

A VENUE WITH HISTORY

The Old Brewery Store sits within the Shepherd Neame brewery complex — Britain’s oldest brewer, officially founded in 1698, with brewing on the site traced back to at least 1573. That’s over 450 years of history in these walls.

The events space itself was created in the former wines and spirits warehouse — a cavernous, atmospheric room adorned with historic pub signs from the brewer’s estate. The vaulted ceilings, exposed brickwork and industrial character give it a presence that no purpose-built venue can replicate. When the lights go down and the band kicks in, you feel it.

Faversham itself is one of Kent’s finest medieval market towns, shaped for centuries by the brewing trade. The Shepherd Neame family has been at the heart of the town since the 18th century — their brewery sits by Faversham Creek, which once carried malt and hops by boat before the railway arrived in 1858. The grand townhouses built by Faversham’s brewing families still line the streets today.

To see world-class blues and rock performed in a room like this is something genuinely rare. Centuries of history in the walls, world-class live music on the stage. There aren’t many venues like it anywhere in the country.

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LIVE MUSIC IN KENT STARTS HERE

The Old Brewery Store in Faversham has become one of the most respected live music venues in Kent. Whether you’re a lifelong blues fan or just discovering the genre, Rockin’ Roots Events delivers live music in Faversham you won’t forget.

We are proud to bring world-class blues, rock and soul to the heart of Kent — keeping the music alive and the crowds coming back. Browse our full schedule of blues and rock events across Kent and grab your tickets before they’re gone.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where is The Old Brewery Store in Faversham? The Old Brewery Store is at Mill Place, Faversham, Kent ME13 7DY, inside the Shepherd Neame brewery complex in the town centre, about a 10-minute walk from Faversham station. From the town centre, follow Court Street toward the brewery and look for the entrance on the left. The venue is clearly signposted within the complex, and staff are on hand from doors open.

The surrounding brewery grounds have a character of their own — arriving here for a show feels immediately different from pulling up outside a faceless leisure venue. If it’s your first visit, give yourself ten minutes to find your feet. The whole site is atmospheric in a way that very few music venues in Kent can match.

How do I get to Faversham by train? Faversham station is about a 10-minute walk from the venue, with direct trains from London Victoria (just under an hour), Canterbury, Sittingbourne and Whitstable, and evening services late enough to get home after the show. Check National Rail for times. The walk takes you down the high street, past the market square and into the brewery complex.

For groups travelling from London, the journey typically takes just under an hour from Victoria, and the town itself makes the trip feel worthwhile even before the music starts. Faversham is genuinely one of the easier venues in Kent to reach by public transport.

Is there parking near The Old Brewery Store? Yes: town-centre car parks are a short walk from the venue and there is street parking nearby. Arrive early on busy nights, and check the council’s parking pages for time limits. The car parks are well signposted, and some have restrictions that ease after 6pm.

Many regular attendees find the train a simpler option — it takes the stress out of the evening entirely, and means you can enjoy a drink after the show without worrying about the drive home.

What kind of music does Rockin’ Roots Events promote in Faversham? Blues, rock, soul and roots by touring professional artists from the UK, Europe and North America, from Chicago and Delta blues to blues-rock, soul and classic rock. Every act has a serious back catalogue. The range is deliberately broad within the roots music world: you might see a Delta blues guitarist one month, a hard-driving rock band the next, and a soulful singer-songwriter the month after that.

What connects every show is the quality of the artist and the authenticity of the music. We don’t book acts to fill dates. Every artist on the Rockin’ Roots calendar is someone we’ve chosen because they’re genuinely worth seeing. The Faversham audience is knowledgeable and demanding in the best possible sense, which means the artists who play here tend to give their best.

How do I get tickets for live music in Faversham? Book advance tickets online through Gigantic from the Buy Tickets button on each show, from £20 plus a booking fee. Door tickets, when any are left, cost more, and many shows sell out. Tickets are e-tickets delivered to your inbox — there’s no need to print anything, just show the email on the door.

Booking in advance is cheaper and the only way to be sure of a place. If a show sells out, it’s occasionally possible to pick up returned tickets close to the date — joining the mailing list is the best way to hear about last-minute availability.

How do I find out about new shows in Faversham? Join the Rockin’ Roots Events mailing list on this page. Subscribers hear about new Faversham dates first, before general sale, and are sometimes offered priority booking on the most popular events. We only send emails when there’s something worth knowing about — new show announcements, ticket alerts, and occasional news about the artists we work with. There are no newsletters for the sake of it.

Announcements also go out on social media, but the mailing list is always first. New live music in Faversham dates tend to move quickly, so early notice makes a real difference.

Do you promote shows at other venues in Kent? Yes. As well as The Old Brewery Store in Faversham, Rockin’ Roots Events runs regular shows at The Oast in Rainham and at Bromley Blues Club at Bromley Little Theatre, and we also put on shows at other venues around Kent, such as Margate and Birchington, when the right artist and room come together. See our full events calendar for all upcoming shows. The Faversham nights at The Old Brewery Store are our flagship events, but the same standard of artist and the same approach to programming applies wherever we promote.

Each venue has its own character, and we programme each one with the local audience in mind. If you enjoy the Faversham shows, it’s worth looking at what else is coming up across Kent. Many of our regulars travel between venues as the season runs — the mailing list covers everything in one place, so you won’t miss a show that’s worth the trip.

What should I expect at a Rockin’ Roots Events show in Faversham? Doors usually open at 7pm, most shows have a support act followed by the headliner, the bar serves Shepherd Neame ales, and shows typically finish by about 10:30pm. The room at The Old Brewery Store is set up for listening — the sound is good, the sightlines are clear, and the crowd is there for the music.

Set times are posted in advance for ticket holders, merchandise is usually available on the night, and the 10:30pm finish leaves time to catch the last trains to Canterbury, London and beyond.

What genres and artists does Rockin’ Roots Events book for Faversham? Mainly blues (Chicago, Delta, British and modern electric) plus soul, Americana, classic rock and Southern rock, from established names with decades of records behind them to rising artists on the live circuit. If it has grit, groove and a connection to the roots of popular music, it belongs on our stage.

We book artists at different stages of their careers. Some are established names who have been recording and touring for decades — artists with substantial back catalogues and international followings. Others are newer voices building their reputation on the live circuit. What every artist has in common is that they’re the real thing: professional musicians who take the performance seriously and give a crowd their best regardless of the size of the room.

Previous shows in Faversham have included artists from the US, Canada, Scandinavia and across the UK. The variety keeps the calendar interesting across the year. If you’re not sure where to start, look at the lineup, listen to a track or two online, and trust that if they’re on the Rockin’ Roots calendar, they’re worth your evening.

What events are on at The Old Brewery Store in Faversham? Rockin’ Roots Events puts on blues, rock, roots and soul gigs at The Old Brewery Store throughout the year, with touring artists from the UK, Europe and North America. Every upcoming show is listed at the top of this page with its date, door time and ticket link, and the list updates as new shows are announced. Most nights run from 7pm doors to around 10:30pm.

Is there live music near Sittingbourne? Yes. The Appleyard in Sittingbourne was our home from 2020 until it closed at the end of 2025, and Faversham is now the nearest place to catch a Rockin’ Roots show: it’s one stop along the line from Sittingbourne, about ten minutes by train, and The Old Brewery Store is a short walk from Faversham station. The Oast in Rainham, a few stops the other way, hosts our Medway shows.

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