Bands & Beers

Fri 19 Jun 2026 - Sat 20 Jun 2026

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Standing

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FREE

Time

Fri from 6pm | Sat from 3pm

Bands & Beers

Fancy sampling some beers and ciders while watching some of the best new bands in the area?

Well, you can at Exeter Phoenix. And the best news is, you don’t even have to buy a ticket! It’s free entry!

On the line-up, in no particular order, we have:

FRIDAY

  • Burnt Daylight, a four-piece indie band: 6.45pm – 7.15pm → Facebook | Instagram
  • Part Man Part Fish, indie artist: 7.30pm – 8pm → Instagram
  • Rex Euston, four-piece indie band: 8.15pm – 8.45pm → Instagram
  • Smokebreak, indie rock band: 9pm – 9.40pm → Instagram
  • Wild Oceans, alternative rock band: 10pm – 10.40pm → Instagram

SATURDAY

  • Rhys Hurd, a solo artist plating rock, synth wave & pop: 4pm – 4.40pm → Instagram
  • Marianne Joyce, a solo singer-songwriter: 5pm – 5.40pm → Instagram
  • Velvet Riot, riot grrl band: 6pm – 6.40pm → Instagram
  • Marigold, solo singer-songwriter: 7pm – 7.40pm 
  • Phat Planet, a five-piece playing joyous, dancey, bass-heavy tunes with uplifting vocals: 8pm – 8.40pm → Instagram
  • Charlie Churchill, an indie solo artist: 9pm – 9.40pm → Instagram
  • Black Tie, a melodic metal band: 10pm – 10.40pm → Spotify

Please note: all timings are subject to change.

Plus Phonic FM DJs who will be playing a variety of tunes on the terrace!

FRIDAY

  • John Sherratt playing Blues rock: 6pm – 7.30pm
  • James Hudson playing 90s, 00s and indie: 7.30pm – 9pm
  • Truck T playing Soul, funk & funky drum’n’bass: 9pm-11pm

SATURDAY

  • Dave Stevens playing Funky rock: 3pm – 4pm
  • Premal Bhatt playing South Asian music: 4pm – 5pm
  • James Evans playing Alt County: 5pm – 5.45pm
  • Phil Cook playing House, electronica, funk , soul, afro: 5.45pm – 7.30pm
  • Adrian Bull playing World music: 7.30pm – 9pm
  • Stephen Carr playing Electro-dance: 9pm – 11pm

Please note: all timings are subject to change.

Here are some of the tasty beers we expect to be serving (subject to availability):

From Yonder Brewing in Radstock:

  • Caramel Frappe Stout – The ice-cold coffee shop classic. Freshly roasted coffee beans, sweet caramel and rich vanilla
  • Pink Grapefruit Paloma Sour – Juicy pink grapefruit, zesty lime and a soft salt snap. Sharp, citrusy and refreshing.
  • Tropical Mango Pale Ale – Clean and crisp, fruit-forward pale ale with tropical mango. Gold-medal winner at the SIBA Regional Independent Beer Awards.

From Bluntrock Brewery in Rock:

  • Chub Pale Ale – Talus and Sabro hops, slightly lower hopping than usual, for delicate aromas of sherbet and coconut, and flavours of lemon zest and shortbread. Rounded off with a subtle bitterness.
  • Optimus Brian 2 – Heavily inspired by Little Creatures Pale Ale, OB is a light golden pale ale, with some gentle malt complexity and those classic pineapple, white grape and pine aromas from the staring hop duo; Enigma and Vic Secret.
  • Banjovial – A sessionable 4.2% pale ale with plenty of hop character from US Cascade – interesting enough for you to want another, but not an overpowering distraction from a good time with friends.
  • Moon Juice IPA – It’s an absolute creamer of an IPA, with some of the thickest hop aromas we’ve ever gotten from a Bluntrock beer
  • Camping Beer – Featured malts include Crystal, Cara, Brown and Marris Otter to create a warming, sticky body which the Centennial hop cuts straight through, giving you a comforting slap around the face with its concise bitterness.
  • Nor’Hop from Moor Beer – When Moor first brewed this Citra-hopped pale over 20 years ago, it was among the very first of its kind in the UK. Two decades on, the recipe has been refined — crisper, brighter and better than ever. Vibrant citrus and tropical fruit, perfected through time.

So, gather your friends and prepare to soak up the music and enjoy a pint (or two).


Venue: Auditorium, Exeter Phoenix

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