Live music night at The Ferret with Joey Wit & The Dirty Verses, Katie & The Bad Sign and Rhiannon Kira Hill.
Joey Wit & The Dirty Verses headline The Ferret on Wednesday 25 November, with Katie & The Bad Sign and Rhiannon Kira Hill on the bill. It's a three-act night that pulls from a few different corners of the local scene, and the headliner has a bit of a history with the venue: Joey Wit hosted The Ferret's open mic night a couple of years ago.
Wit's background is an odd one for a Preston indie set. He's a former professional baseball player who returned to music, and he describes his sound as indie rock influenced by Wilco and Radiohead. His 2024 album, Rose Gold, features Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Byrd on lead guitar, so there's some serious pedigree behind the record.
Supporting him are Manchester's Katie & The Bad Sign, who bring blues-soaked rock 'n' roll. They've played festivals like Weyfest and Upton Blues, sharing bills with Jools Holland and Ocean Colour Scene, so they're well-used to a proper stage. Rhiannon Kira Hill rounds out the night; she's best known as the frontwoman of Kira Mac and as a former contestant on The Voice, but here she'll be playing a stripped-back solo set.
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It's a mid-week one, so keep that in mind if you're planning your evening. The night is for ages 14 and over, and under-18s need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The Ferret is dog-friendly, too. Tickets are £6 in advance, and the music starts at 7:00 PM at 55 Fylde Road, PR1 2XQ.
