Clint Boon: This Is How It Feels An Evening Of Inspiral Carpets And Madchester

Music
  • Thursday 7th October 2027 19:30

Extended Theatre Seated

Step behind the scenes of Madchester royalty for an unforgettable night of music, memories, and legendary Northern wit.

As the Farfisa organ icon and driving creative force behind Inspiral Carpets, Clint Boon helped shape the soundtrack of a generation. From classic anthems like This Is How It Feels and Saturn 5 to the wild highs of the 1990s indie explosion — including hiring a young Noel Gallagher as the band’s roadie before Oasis took over the world — Clint has lived the rock ’n’ roll dream and lived to tell the tale.

Join Clint for an up-close-and-personal showcase featuring stripped-back musical moments, hilarious anecdotes, and candid, untold stories from across his legendary career. From touring the world to hosting iconic radio shows, this is your rare chance to hear the raw history directly from the ultimate indie icon.

Expect infectious warmth, iconic tunes, and plenty of “Moo!” moments. Don’t miss this unique celebration of a true music legend.

VIP Meet & Greet – front rows, goody bag, pre-show meet & greet with photograph and autograph.

Premium – best seats and goody bag.

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TICKET PRICES

GENERAL

  • Standard£29.50
  • VIP Meet & Greet£78.50
  • Premium£43.50

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