Name: blues @ temperance | McHales Permanent Brew
Start: 2026-05-30T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-05-30T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Temperance

blues @ temperance | McHales Permanent Brew

One of the greatest blues bands that have played Temperance are returning! Take our word, it will be great. What a brilliant band they are!
About this Event

We are delighted to announce that McHales Permanent Brew will be returning to Temperance. What a brilliant band they are, so do get your tickets well in advance.

McHale’s Permanent Brew

McHale's Permanent Brew formed in 2017 in honour of their love of 60 & 70's inspired guitar based blues rock. The band would continue to evolve over the next couple of years, releasing its debut self titled album and developing a sound that would make for an electrifying live set. Hard work and determination would see the North West based band sharing the stage with the likes of Dr Feelgood, Triple J (Feat: Jeff Rich of Status Quo), Xander & The Peace Pirates, Crow Black Chicken, Warner E Hodges and 60's psychedelic pioneers Atomic Rooster. The band would go on to cement its live reputation with a defining set on the main stage at 2022s HRH Blues VI festival.

HRH Blues Festival – o2 Academy Sheffield – 9th April 2022

‘Probably the only time a great band has made their debut at HRH & played to more people than the Quireboys…’ HRH Crowd

‘A very difficult day for most of the bands on the main stage at HRH Blues yesterday – because the first band on, McHales Permanent Brew took the roof off….’ HRH Crowd

‘This weekend, McHales Permanent Brew…my butterflies just started dancing when I typed that…they were special, very very special indeed for me and from the moment they went on stage and ripped the place apart I was hooked….’ Event organiser

Waterloo Music Bar – Blackpool – May 2021

Ian Fletcher who runs the Waterloo Music Bar in Blackpool posted the following after one of our shows earlier this year:

‘One of the most pleasurable things for me as a venue owner is introducing new music to the clientele. I don’t think I’ve had as much feedback about a band in a long time as I did on Saturday. McHale’s Permanent Brew certainly turned plenty of heads. For those that weren’t there to see these boys and Blackballed, you certainly missed out big time. If you see these boys playing close to you GO.’