Stage Fright at King Harry’s brings familiar chart songs to King Harry’s Bar in Shanklin Old Village. The band draws most of its set from the seventies, eighties and nineties, with songs stretching back to the sixties and forward to the 2000s. Entry is free, so this is an easy Friday plan to suggest when someone asks about a night out and you fancy hearing a band close to home.
King Harry’s has a dedicated music room. You can watch the musicians and dance there, or listen from the bar if you would rather sit and talk between songs. That choice helps when your group has different ideas about how much of the evening to spend on its feet. Stage Fright play the chart hits live, with a repertoire built for pub evenings, parties and celebrations rather than a tribute to one particular performer.
The advertised start is 8.45pm, with a two-hour-fifteen-minute event duration. Check the performance details before arranging a late collection. The venue is on Church Road, in the Old Village, so use the full pub name when planning your journey. For a free live music night, you can keep the plan simple: meet at the pub, choose where you want to listen and let the band handle the soundtrack. Drinks and any food remain separate from admission.
Organised by Stage Fright