A message for all of our customers regarding Coronavirus

In line with the most recent announcements from the Government and Public Health England, Hideaway will be temporarily closed from Thursday 19th March.

We want to reassure our customers that your health, as well of that of our staff, musicians and the community we are proud to be a part of is our absolute priority.

We are currently working through our schedule of upcoming shows and postponing and re-booking the artists who will be affected by this current and unique global challenge.

As shows are re-booked, all tickets will automatically be valid and transferred to the new date and we will contact all customers on a show-by-show basis.

Please bear with us as it will take us several days to work through the calendar.

We will be re-opening once the updates from PHE advise that it is safe to do so – please keep a close eye on our social media channels and also our mailing list for news about our re-opening – tickets will also remain on sale for shows later in the year.

With best wishes and much love, The Hideaway Team

David McAlmont and Alex Webb present a seductive set of originals and unusual cover versions, including jazz arrangements of songs by REM, Suede, and Queen.

“McAlmont is a swinger at heart … effortless authority, seductive and sassy”  MOJO Magazine

Described by The Independent as “one of British pop’s most precious hidden treasures,” David McAlmont is a much-admired singer, with a healthy back catalogue of critically acclaimed work. As one half of McAlmont & Butler alongside Suede guitarist Bernard Butler, David McAlmont left an indelible mark on the music of the 90s and 2000s.

His startling vocal ability prompted Melody Maker to comment “One day he will open his mouth and a cathedral will fall out.”

The Last Bohemians is the first major recorded work by David McAlmont for over a decade, featuring a varied range of originals alongside imaginative arrangements that perfectly showcase his vocal talents, including Queen’s Love Of My Life, Suede’s The Wild Ones and The Beatles’ I’m So Tired.

 

A Hideaway Joint Promotion in Association with The Last Bohemians