SWAMP STOMP PRESENTS: HALLOWEEN HOEDOWN | 31/10/26 | Bomba Exeter

Armed with gritty guitars, twanging banjos, howling harmonicas, a thudding double bass, pounding drums, and their distinctive flat-pack honky-tonk piano, they tear through everything from riotous songs of questionable life choices to heart-worn ballads and modern sea shanties. Play your cards right, and you might even get invited for a waltz! Fiercely independent, they self-record and self-release every track, working with friends, family and loved ones at every stage they bring a true DIY spirit to every stomp, shout, and sweaty encore. For over 10 years they’ve stormed stages across the UK, from muddy festival fields to ram-packed city venues. And with three successful, self-promoted, nationwide tours behind them, this band unapologetically continues to hold two fingers up to those algorithm-friendly, over polished imitations and prove it’s still possible to play with heart, energy and personality. FOR FANS OF The Dead South, The Devil Makes Three, Pokey la Farge, Old Crow Medicine Show, Don Williams, Johnny Cash, Elvis, Sea-Sick Steve, Hank Williams, Townes Van Zandt, Nick Shoulders, Mary Wallopers, Blaze Foley, Willie Nelson, John Prine or Flogging Molly EARLY BIRD PRICES - £10 + BF TICKET PRICES WILL RISE TO £12 +BF on 01/10/26, £14 + BF on 24/10/26, OTD £16 (subject to availability) QUOTES “We love it, this is just the right balance between earthy blues stomping and rich, eclectic theatrical flair" - Mesmerised IO “…a packed-out room, sticky floors, people shouting along without knowing all the words. That’s where this band lives… in the sweat and chaos of a live performance” - RGM Magazine “This band are a brilliant, energetic, party-starting, punk-rush of energy driving honky-tonk so infectious that 100mph hoedowns will soon be back in fashion” - The Big Take Over “The Swamp Stomp String Band channel the raw, raucous soul of a thousand dusty American dive-bars and spit it back out with a distinctly British, tongue-in-cheek swagger” - EchoRebel