Bury Beer Week is a celebration of the independent bars and beers of Bury, culminating in Bury Beer Festival

Local independent pubs and bars taking part include Automatic, Broad Street Social, The Trackside, and Wax & Beans.

There will be free entertainment throughout the week; the timetable of events is:

Sunday 6 November 7:30pm @ Broad Street Social
BEN P WILLIAMS

Moulding the classic song-writing sound of Paul Simon with the laid-back nature of Jack Johnson, Ben P Williams draws inspiration from the greats while injecting his own wit and imagination for lyrics which perfectly encapsulate relatable experiences to make you smile. He has released three albums, with his latest Under The Radar due towards the end of 2022. He can still be found busking on the streets of Manchester from time to time, maintaining that it is the best place to hone new songs – the ever changing audience gives him the opportunity to repeat and perfect new material throughout the day.

Tuesday 8 November 7:30pm @ Wax & Beans
JESS KEMP

Having grown up on the Manchester Music circuit, twenty seven year old acoustic singer-songwriter Jess Kemp is a keen favourite of BBC Radio 2, BBC Introducing, Clint Boon and many more. Her debut single was launched in 2015 and immediately hit a high note with BBC Radio 2 and BBC Introducing. She has released multiple singes and EPs, and has hit the stages as a headline act at the likes of Manchester Academy 3, The Deaf Institute, Sacred Trinity Church, Gullivers, The Eagle Inn and Factory Manchester.

Wednesday 9 November 7:30pm @ The Trackside
AYANAM UDOMA

Ayanam is a Nigerian singer who grew up in Lagos but now lives in Manchester and considers himself an honorary Mancunian. He describes his musical style as soulful pop with his covers of Pop and R&B classics often accentuated by his raspy vocals. A quarter-finalist on The Voice UK (2019) as a member of Sir Tom Jones’ team, Ayanam continues to hone his craft around Manchester.

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