Now That's What I call Britpop - Christmas party night in the Moldy Fig

About this event

Member Ticket Only - £10

Non Member Ticket Only - £15

Member Dining + Ticket - £42.50

Non Member Dining + Ticket - £47.50

Hotel Deal - Dinner Bed & breakfast plus tickets for 2 just £179 per couple

Our Christmas party events run from Thursday 27 November to Tuesday 23 December and promise a truly unforgettable celebration.

You’ll enjoy a delicious three-course meal with first-class entertainment from our tribute acts.

Over 18s only

Doors open 7pm

On stage 9pm

Now That's What I Call Britpop is a dynamic and electrifying tribute band that has earned its place as one of the UK’s most beloved Britpop acts. Specialising in the iconic sounds of the 1990s, this band is a time machine that transports audiences back to the golden era of Britpop, celebrating the anthems that defined a generation. With a repertoire that includes hits from legendary bands such as Blur, Oasis, Pulp, and Supergrass, they encapsulate the spirit of a decade that was as notorious for its music as it was for its unique fashion sense.

The band’s versatility is one of their key strengths, offering performances as a duo for more intimate settings, a 4-piece for a fuller sound, or a complete live band experience that truly brings the house down. This flexibility allows them to cater to a wide range of events, from small private parties to large corporate functions and festivals.

Their shows are high-energy spectacles filled with audience interaction, making every performance an unforgettable experience. The band engages the crowd with sing-along anthems like "Wonderwall," "Common People," and "The Day We Caught the Train," ensuring that everyone is up on their feet, reliving the glory days of Britpop.

Now That's What I Call Britpop is in high demand globally due to their ability to evoke nostalgia while delivering a top-tier musical experience. Their authentic sound, coupled with their infectious energy, makes them a perfect choice for any event looking to capture the essence of the 90s. They aren’t just a cover band; they are the embodiment of Britpop’s vibrant history, and their performances are a celebration of an era that continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.