Tickets for 2025 are now live 
The Bands for 2025
Making their Beerex debut on Thursday Evening will be the TR5's. Featuring Rusty, Lucky, Eddie, Buzz and Ted.
Maximum skiffle & roll from the dancehall days. Somewhere between The Cavern Club and Canvey Island.
One of Surrey's best kept secrets, The TR5's have been ripping up stages for over two years, capturing hearts and minds with their highly charged blend of 50's skiffle and early 60's rock 'n' roll!
Their charismatic and energetic stage show is perfect for those great nights out we all long for again.
www.thetr5s.com
Sleeping Dogs wo will be making their Beerex debut on Friday evening are Ken Carol, Keyboards, Simon Cromey, Vocals, Dan Boothman, Bass, Spud, Guitar and Sim, Drums
Whether they play the Joe Cocker version of 'With A Little Help From My Friends', The Faces' Stay With Me', or The Bob Seger classic 'Hollywood Nights', the powerful vocals of frontman Simon Cromey soar out above the swirl of the Hammond organ. the searing guitar and the driving rhythm section.
On Saturday lunchtime we are delighted to welcome back the Farnham Big Band (FABB) who have been playing across Surrey and Hampshire since 2001 and have always received a great reception at Farnham Beerex. FABB is a full 17-piece Jazz Orchestra, playing great swing, Latin and soulful tunes from the bands of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Ray Charles, Jools Holland, as well as distinctive versions of well-known songs by the likes of Peter Gabriel, Cream, Guns N' Roses and Van Halen. The big band are joined once again by wonderful vocalist, Anna Merry, who will perform songs made famous by Amy Winehouse, Dinah Washington, Ruby Turner and others.
Something For The Weekend were a great success on Saturday evening last year. We are delighted to welcome them back to the same spot for 2025.
"Something for the Weekend" is a vibrant five-member ensemble known for delivering electrifying renditions of timeless Rock & Pop classics, tailoring their versatile sets to suit any event, from intimate gatherings to grand festivals. With a harmonious blend of male and female vocals, awe-inspiring synth keytar sequences, and electrifying guitar solos, all underpinned by a robust foundation of bass and drums, their range and adaptability set them apart from the rest.
