Description

Formed in 1969, Wishbone Ash pioneered a distinctive twin-lead guitar style that influenced the likes of Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden.

With more than 20 original studio recordings and several live albums to their credit, the group has appeared at all the major music festivals and enjoys a history with some of the world’s classic music labels, Universal and Atlantic Records.

Description

The Met is a stunning, award winning live music venue noted nationally for its specialist folk music programme.
Having recently undergone a multi-million-pound refurbishment, it incorporates two modernised performance spaces, popular dining restaurant Automatic, a variety of events & meetings space, and Edwin Street Creative Hub which includes a Recording Studio.

The Met is also the proud organiser and promoter of Head for the Hills festival welcoming around 12,000 music lovers to Ramsbottom every year.

Automatic is The Met’s bar and restaurant, open morning to night seven days a week. Perfect for pre-show meals and post-gig drinks, Automatic is one of Bury’s favourite restaurants.

Call in from 10am for breakfast or coffee, enjoy lunch away from your desk with the midweek Worker’s Lunch deal, or enjoy two cocktails for £8 every Feelgood Friday.

Market Street,

Bury,

Greater Manchester,

England,

BL9 0BW.

0161 761 2216