Beans on Toast - will be “Back Out On The Road”

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Beans on Toast

“BACK OUT ON THE ROAD”
Outlaw folk musician - Beans on Toast - will be “Back Out On The Road” next Spring.

Thursday 2 March 2023 - NEWCASTLE The Cluny - Tickets: https://tidd.ly/3Cc7U24
Tuesday 7 March 2023 - MIDDLESBROUGH Westgarth Social Tickets: https://tidd.ly/3I9Apl0

Following the runaway success of his extended UK tour in 2022, the cult hero is already plotting his return with a “mahoosive ramble” in the works for 2023. 


One man and his guitar with songs to sing and stories to tell, UK fans will be able to catch him performing at 30 of the country's finest independent venues throughout February and March.

Speaking about the upcoming tour Beans says:  “Folk music is an age-old art form, and it’s more relevant than ever in these wild and crazy modern times. You can expect an inspiring and entertaining gig, a relaxed and fun affair that leaves you feeling like you've met up with an old friend, and you're all the better for it.”

Since 2005, Beans on Toast has written simple songs about complicated subjects. Tackling the big issues of the day but doing so with his feet firmly on the ground, he’s become a people’s champ of the modern folk scene and amassed a huge back catalogue of songs in the process. 

An unrepentant optimist whose songs celebrate all that is wonderful about the human spirit, his live shows are similarly uplifting and have taken him from SOLD OUT headline shows in the UK to the stages of major international festivals across the globe. 

Releasing his latest studio album in 2021, ‘Survival of the Friendliest’, the record proved a hit with fans and critics alike, with RNR Magazine championing the record as “rather special…The lyrics shimmer with Beans’ trademark of truth and humour”, whereas Louder Than War hailed it as "the perfect antidote to re-energise us all".

In December 2022, Beans released his debut children’s book series and accompanying record 'The Fascinating Adventures of Little Bee’ (out now).

Telling tales and playing tracks from across his extensive back catalogue, Beans on Toast will be "Back Out On The Road" for a huge UK tour in 2023. The full list of the dates can be found here.

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