In Spring 2026, the international roots rock band, The Ukrainians, will be performing their final tour. After almost forty years of touring, they will bring their unique style of Ukrainian roots and Western rock to Europe for one last time.
The album ‘Liberation’ features new songs mixed with the best of their back catalogue. The title is inspired by Ukraine’s recent struggles to remain free of the domination of its old enemy. ‘Liberation’ also acknowledges the need for all people to be able to express themselves through their own culture without interference by outside agencies - something that the people of Europe have struggled for and benefitted from for generations now.
The album is due for release in March ‘26
Doors: 19:30
Tickets: £20 Adv.
Takes place in the evening or night
Takes place indoors
Local bands, performers, and open mic sessions
Admission requires a ticket or pass
In Spring 2026, the international roots rock band, The Ukrainians, will be performing their final tour. After almost forty years of touring, they will bring their unique style of Ukrainian roots and Western rock to Europe for one last time.
The album ‘Liberation’ features new songs mixed with the best of their back catalogue. The title is inspired by Ukraine’s recent struggles to remain free of the domination of its old enemy. ‘Liberation’ also acknowledges the need for all people to be able to express themselves through their own culture without interference by outside agencies - something that the people of Europe have struggled for and benefitted from for generations now.
The album is due for release in March ‘26
Doors: 19:30
Tickets: £20 Adv.
Takes place in the evening or night
Takes place indoors
Local bands, performers, and open mic sessions
Admission requires a ticket or pass
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