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So, Bassically...

They say bassists should stay in their place - well, meet a bass player who refuses to sit still (or on the ground).

What happens when the bass takes over? Find out in "So, Bassically...", a groundbreaking show where live bass guitar and aerial performance collide. Prepare for a genre (and gravity) defying experience unlike anything you've seen before!

Join a rebellious bassist in a jailbreak spectacle, with an electrifying live band and soaring aerial feats. Immerse yourself in this surreal world of sound and movement, driven by original funk rock anthems and crowd favourite covers.

Through captivating ground and aerial performances, "So, Bassically..." celebrates the power and versatility of the bass guitar in a way you've never seen – or heard – before.

Come have a riot of a time escaping music prison with our funky crew!

Event details

Venue: Tom Mann Theatre
Bookings: 3
Start Date: Saturday 13 September 2025

Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time

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