Simon & Oscar: The Songs of Ocean Colour Scene

Simon & Oscar: The Songs of Ocean Colour Scene

Derby Cathedral

Ocean Colour Scene’s singer Simon Fowler and drummer Oscar Harrison have announced an intimate acoustic performance of the band’s hits, anthems and deep cuts at the stunning Derby Cathedral on Saturday 8th November.

Simon & Oscar: The Songs of Ocean Colour Scene offers audiences the chance to experience the OCS songbook up close and personal, hearing acoustic versions of The Day We Caught The Train, The Riverboat Song, Hundred Mile High City and more.

Taking place inside the breathtaking Derby Cathedral, Simon and Oscar, who will play the piano and bass at the show, will share anecdotes, giving the acoustic show an intimacy similar to an after-hours singalong in a room full of friends.

Venue and ticket information:

Tickets
Please note that for this performance we are only the hosting venue and we don’t have any association with the tickets for the event. For any ticket enquiries please contact the event company you purchased the tickets through.

Facilities
There is a licensed bar onsite for the performance, cash and card payments welcome. Please note that your own drinks cannot be brought into the venue. The Cathedral management reserves the right to carry out bag searches at its discretion.

Car parking
The nearest car park to the venue is on St Michaels Lane, DE1 3DQ, and is just £2 to park after 6pm.

Balcony seating
The balcony is not suitable for those with access requirements and limited mobility. Patrons on the front row of the balcony must be 16 years of age and upwards. No under 16s will be permitted to sit on the front row of the balcony. Dancing is prohibited on the balcony. If you’d like to dance, we would encourage you to book a ticket in the nave on the ground floor.

Access seating
The Cathedral has provision for a limited number of wheelchairs in the venue, please speak to the box office selling the tickets before booking seats if you require space for a wheelchair or mobility scooter.