
Weekly Wednesday and Sunday night of live music with local artists, acoustic sets and Irish Trad at The Seadog.
The Seadog has its Live Music Nights running every Wednesday and Sunday at 8pm, with the next one falling on Wednesday 4 November. It's a regular slot rather than a one-off, so if you miss this one, there's another the following Sunday.
The music leans on local artists, acoustic sets and Irish Trad, with the occasional surprise thrown in. It's a fairly consistent sound — stripped-back and rooted in the local scene — so you've got a good idea of what to expect before you walk through the door. The Irish Trad side of things fits the pub's own character, too.
That's because The Seadog is a family-run Irish craft beer pub in the heart of Hastings, run by publicans Holly and Joseph, who bought the building in April 2022 and gave it a new lease of life after it had fallen into disrepair. It's not just about the music, either: the pub serves Indo-Asian inspired food and runs a full weekly programme. There's a quiz night every Monday, a Sunday roast, karaoke on the second Saturday of every month and bingo on the fourth Sunday. The music nights sit alongside those, with the acoustic and trad sets running twice a week.
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Above the pub is The Doghouse Inn, a six-bedroom self-service guesthouse, so if you're coming from further afield, you can stay on site. The venue is about a three-minute walk from Hastings station, and if you need step-free access, seating or companion tickets, they ask that you contact the pub before booking. The music starts at 8pm, and you'll find it at 32 Station Road, Hastings, TN34 1NJ.