

Concerts
We present concerts in Saltburn three or four times a year. Generally, our policy is to showcase artists from the North East and Yorkshire although we are not averse to feature those from elsewhere. As we run on a non profit basis we do need to keep costs within sensible boundaries so we do ask that any artists who contact us keep this in mind.
Our concerts are held at Saltburn Community Hall in the centre of Saltburn. Tickets for our concerts are priced at £8.00 in advance for members (up to 2 tickets) or £12.00 on the door for non-members. We operate on a not for profit basis in respect of our concerts but you can help us to break even by spreading the word to your friends and buying lots and lots of raffle tickets on the night! Tickets for our concerts can be purchased at Book Corner, Milton St. in Saltburn. Alternatively you can contact us by telephone or email (see the home page) to book tickets which can be paid for on the night of the show, or even better get them from the club on a Monday night at Saltburn House whilst enjoying the club atmosphere. You can buy online from WeGotTickets through the link below.
GAELFORCE
Gaelforce, 2023 winners of the introducing stage at the Great British Folk Festival, bring their high-energy Celtic folk rock sound to Saltburn Community Hall on Friday 20th November. With a line up of fiddle, bagpipes, guitar, bass, drums , vocals and additional instruments, expect a mix of electrified traditional folk songs, original compositions, and foot-stomping jigs and reels delivered with relish and good humour. We challenge you not to have a good time and not be dancing before the night's finished!!
"They were brilliant! Great musos and good audience presentation. Luved'em. Best band of the weekend"
Chris Petz (Great British folk Festival)

Support comes from Sue Conroy. Based in Middlesbrough Sue is a singer/songwriter. Her distinctive voice and accomplished guitar playing, combined with her skilful and prolific song-writing have already earned her a warm response on the North East folk scene. Her songs range from feisty protests with a strong, social conscience to dreamy, lyrical ballads capturing her love of the outdoors. Her repertoire includes comedy songs and others inspired by local landscapes, landmarks and histories.‘Sue is a passionate, committed and thoughtful songwriter who crafts her works with great care’ Sean Cooney (The Young'uns)
Friday Nov 20th 2026, Saltburn Community Hall
Doors open at 6:45pm Tickets £12 (Members £8)

