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Trojan Records has been the home of Reggae music for over 50 years, and on Easter Bank Holiday Sunday, the Jam House celebrates this iconic British record label for one night only, with live performances from Steel Pulse’s Basil Gabiddon, special guests, and sounds from our own Pete Sherriff.Trojan Records showcased the best in the musical styles of Jamaica, from ska and rock steady to roots and dub, releasing scores of hits by the likes of Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Desmond Dekker, Ken Boothe, Toots & the Maytals and even Bob Marley!
The Gabiddon Band and a collection of special guests will perform many of the the label’s greatest hits in over two hours of live music, supported by the Sound System selection from your favourite Jam House DJs.
Join us on Easter Bank Sunday for this Trojan Records celebration – open until 2am – and the best way to make the most of the Monday morning lie-in!
And in true Jamaican style, we will have plenty of our own Trojan Rum Punch to sup on throughout the night.
Doors open from 8pm. Open ’til 2am
The restaurant will be closed for the evening.
Smart casual dress.
Tickets £10
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
3-5 St Pauls Square, B3 1QU Birmingham, United Kingdom, 5 St Paul's Square, Birmingham, B3 1, United Kingdom,Birmingham, United Kingdom
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