Club With No Name kicks off 2026 with Brighton band Winter Gardens

Now entering its 27th year of bringing some of the best emerging national musical talent to Peterborough, Club With No Name kicks off 2026 with a gig at The Limetree in Paston Lane tomorrow.

Headlining will be the much talked about hotly tipped Brighton band Winter Gardens, fresh from their appearance at the Rockaway Beach Festival.

Winter Gardens have secured support slots for a number of high-profile names including Echo & The Bunnymen, Gary Numan, Modern English & Pale Blue Eyes. Due to fly to NYC to play The New Colossus Festival in March they are definitely a band to catch in an intimate venue while you can ...don't forget CWNN are the people that brought Keane, Biffy Clyro, The Kaiser Chiefs and Kasabian to Peterborough before they hit the big time!

They'll be joined on the night by new local band, the strangely named Wounded Newt, described as experimental indie with a rocky punch and a brassy kick the six piece band feature no less than three members of the Deeping based 90s band Gravel, who's 'Hypochondriac' single was a firm favourite with the BBC Radio 1 Evening DJ's Peel and Lamacq.

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Winter Gardens headline Club With No Name

Doors open at 7.30pm, you can either pay on the door if you want or advance tickets are available now from www.buytickets.at/clubwithnoname

THURSDAY 29th:

The Ostrich Inn, North Street, has Jimmy Doherty from 8pm.

The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has Shed Head Comedy Club from 7pm.

Charters, Town Bridge, has General Knowledge Quiz – winning team gets £30 bar tab.

Red Room, Broadway, has Takeover Thursday from 10pm with music you want to hear – RNB, House, Dance, Pop, Party, DNB.

O’Neill’s, Broadway, has karaoke from 9pm to 2am. Hosted by Top Notch Entertainers.

FRIDAY 30th:

O’Neill’s, Broadway, has live DJ from 9pm to 2am. Hosted by Rob DJ from Top Notch Entertainers.

Charters, Town Bridge, has Vinyl night with DJ Derek Gibson from 8pm.

The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has Party Beats from 8pm.

The Cock Inn, Werrington, has Frankie Valli Tribute Show from 8:30pm, plus The Pizza Vault street food from 5-8pm,

The Ostrich Inn has Socks On Records Present: Spoilers, Mices, Los Fatso Libres and Al Pacinos Sister from 7pm

Brewery Tap, Westgate, has DJ Rick Allen presents Friday Groove from 9pm – 2am. Free entry before 11pm, £5 after.

Yard of Ale, Oundle Road, has Jimmy Doherty.

The Crown, Lincoln Road, has Broken Heroes from 9pm. Popular Rock covers band playing iconic hits from the 60s up to date..

The Burghley, Burghley Road, has The Connectors from 9pm. Highly anticipated and exciting debut gig for 2026 from new’ 6-piece band (previously known as The Tour*Ettes). SATURDAY 31st:

O’Neill’s, Broadway, has DJ Slim from Top Notch Entertainers, 9pm-2am.

The Crown, Lincoln Road, has Get Ready from 9pm playing Pop, Rock, Soul and Disco.

The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has The Deps from 8pm.

The Ostrich Inn has Halo from 9.30pm.

Yard of Ale, Oundle Road, has The Zephyrs.

Brewery Tap has DJ Eddie Nash presents The Get Down from 9.30pm – 4am. Free entry before 11pm, £5 after 11pm, £10 after midnight.

Charters has Tribal Misfits, from 10pm, playing hits from The Who, Cheap Trick, AC/DC, Manic Street Preachers, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Guns n’ Roses and much more...

The Woolpack Pub, Stanground, has 0898 from 8pm. Legendary reformed Peterborough Band, back after a hiatus of 30 Years, playing Rock and Pop songs from back in the day and some new songs.

The Burghley, Burghley Road, has Dazed And Confused from 9pm. New and exciting five-piece covers band dedicated to the unsung gems of the 70s and 80s. From Rock to Proto-Punk to New Wave and beyond.

The Broadway Club, Broadway, has Steve Moyse.

The Boulevard Club, Bourges Boulevard, has Squadron from 9pm. Popular and exciting Peterborough covers band playing Rock, Pop, Rock n Roll and Ska and 2 Tone chart hits. Members free, non-members £2.

March United Services Club has Scooted ‘n’ Booted (Ska covers band playing songs from artists such as Madness, Bad Manners, The Specials, The Selecter). Doors open 7:30pm. Tickets £10 members, £12 non-members.

SUNDAY February 1st:

The Ostrich Inn has Rob Bull from 5.30pm.

Charters has DJs Malcolm James & Paul Andrews with Jazz Underground DJ set from 12pm-3pm, followed by singer/songwriter Thomas Dunleavy from 3pm

The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has Dan The Piano Man from 4pm

TUESDAY 3rd:

Flares, Broadway, has Tuesgay. LGBT+ friendly night, 9pm – late, hosted by Rob from Top Notch Entertainers. £5 entry.

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