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16 Sept 2026, 19:00 – 21:30The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UKChump’s Comedy returns to The Hot Tin with an unmissable night of comedy featuring online sensation Tatty Macleod, Ian Smith (Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News For You, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown) and award-winning newcomer Will Owen.
25 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 22:00The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UK‘May Spring Last a Lifetime’ is the first duo release from improvising tenor saxophonists Tom Challenger and Evan Parker. The album emerged after years of informal practice sessions; then, following two live performances, the duo recorded this session at Arco Barco in Ramsgate.
16 Oct 2026, 19:30 – 22:00The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UKWhen Seb formed contemporary jazz group Polar Bear, they defined a new era in Brit music, earning two highly acclaimed Mercury Prize nominations. Since, Seb’s distinctive sound has been heard across a broad spectrum of music, with artists such as Patti Smith, Damon Albarn, Grace Jones and Brian Eno.
02 Dec 2026, 19:00 – 23:00The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UKAdam Riches’ 2025 show which was named a Must-See Christmas Show by The Independent, The Times, Time Out and The Guardian, and featured in Chortle’s 10 Most Memorable Comedy Gigs of 2025, is followed by an entirely new production for 2026.
PAST EVENTS
DOX @ The Hot Tin Hop FestSun 06 Sept
DJs @ The Hot Tin Hop FestSat 05 Sept
Seaming ToFri 26 Jun
EarthSonic LocalSat 23 May
This Place MeantSun 12 Apr
Luke WallaceThu 12 Mar
The Hot Tin Winter PartySat 20 Dec
"Venues like The Hot Tin are absolutely necessary for bands like us who want to gain an international foothold in the music scene. The size of the venue is just right for building and developing a loyal fanbase, as the venue also allows for closeness, making the concert an intimate moment that sticks in your memory. This is the key for us as musicians and to such venues we return on every international tour and so do our fans, so it is very important that such small intimate venues are supported. otherwise the small bands disappear and there is no possibility for them to build up in the business, which in turn means that our new generation of musicians are left in the lurch."
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