Pete McKee invites you to visit his latest exhibition, ‘The Boy With a Leg Named Brian’.
Touring some of the UK’s most beloved Grassroots Music Venues, this is a rare opportunity to see Pete McKee’s exhibition in these amazing and unique spaces.
The exhibition, ‘The Boy With A Leg Named Brian’, takes visitors on a journey through Pete’s childhood in the 70s and 80s. Although this is the story of Pete’s life, his memories and tales of everyday life and pop culture, are relatable experiences shared by many across the UK. The exhibition is open from 12pm - 5pm and entry is free for all ages. No booking required.
After the show has closed, there will be a live performance in the evening from The Everly Pregnant Brothers, the northern tinged comedy ukulele band who are well known for their parodies of popular songs, Pete was one of the founding members of the band and after a summer of playing festivals, including Tramlines and Rock N Roll Circus, they are excited to be bringing songs from their latest album ‘Never Mind The Ukes, Here’s The Brothers’.
As well as a showcase of Pete’s artwork, the tour is also to raise awareness of the work Music Venue Trust do in helping to support our grassroots live music venues, the lifeblood of touring for new emerging artists.
Pete has created a special poster which is exclusive to each venue on the tour. Only 50 will be produced and signed by the artist, with all profits going to the Music Venue Trust and each venue in support of the UK’s independent music venues.
Event Venue
Night & Day Cafe, 26 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JN, United Kingdom, Manchester
