STRAY is currently one of the best bands on the circuit, packing power, melodies and brilliant guitar playing into an energetic live show. Guitarist, Del Bromham, one of the most underrated guitarists of the modern era, is rated as highly as Clapton, Page, and Beck by The Encyclopaedia of Popular Music.

Formed in 1966 Stray made their mark in the late 60s by owning lighting rigs, pyrotechnics and transport in a time when most bands were content to just get up onstage and play. They are one of the great British hard rock bands and continue to impress with festival appearances at The Cambridge Rock Festival, Hard Rock Hell, The New Day Festival, The Giants of Rock Festival in Minehead, and The Great British Rock & Blues Festival in Skegness.

Stray mix scintillating guitar playing in a twin guitar format with original member Pete Dyer. Other members of the band include: drummer Karl Randall, Simon Rinaldo on keys, and Colin Kempster on bass.

Venue: The Marquee

Tickets: £16

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled due to government restrictions, in which case you will be offered an exchange to another date, or a refund. By purchasing tickets, you agree to these terms.

Attending events

Please remember, it is important that you do not attend The Beaverwood if you:

• believe you may be infected with COVID-19, whether you have symptoms or not
• have experienced symptoms in the last 14 days
• have been in close proximity to anyone who has experienced symptoms in the last 14 days
• have arrived in England in the last 14 days from a country where UK quarantine restrictions apply
• have been instructed to self-isolate

We encourage anyone in your group that is clinically vulnerable, or who is in the same household or support bubble as someone who considers themselves vulnerable, to make their own assessment whether they should attend.

Access

The Club House has now been demolished and is being redeveloped - please excuse our appearance while we build a fantastic new venue! Access is via a flat footpath with handrail approximately 70 metres long. It is suitable for wheelchairs.