Roll down to The End bar for another rollicking singalong of sea shanties, SHE shanties and sea songs with The Salty Sirens. These sapphic sailors (and one special guest musician) will lead you on a musical journey through traditional and modern nautical folk song, tales of shipwork, daring adventure, defiance and debauchery on the high seas.

All voices are welcome! If you've never sung a shanty in your landlubbin' life, not to worry! The Salty Sirens will welcome you aboard and show you the ropes. No previous seafaring experience necessary.

Special guest musician to be announced soon!

Participation mandatory, dressing up encouraged.

Doors at 6:30pm, singing from 7pm.

Tickets $15 (unwaged) or $20 (waged) online or $25 on the door. Snap 'em up post-haste. We'll be full to the plimsoll in no time!

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~Testimonials~

"Don't go if you don't like fun!"

"You rocked my boat and my world!"

"These gigs are magical. They make you forget to be self conscious, that most of the people in the room are supposed to be strangers, and that you have work tomorrow. They are the musical equivalent of climbing trees and doing cartwheels."

"Made me seasick!"

"A rollicking good night with saucy shenanigans and uproar galore! Hoist the sails and splice the main brace for the next Shanty Club as fast as yer oars can paddle! Arr!"

"We may never get the chance to sail the seas in a pirate ship, but a night at the Shanty Club with the Salty Sirens might be as close as it gets"

"That was naughty!!"

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FAQ

•Is this a full band gig?

No. This will be a trio gig with the two Sirens and a guest musician (a different one every month).

•Can I buy a ticket on the door?

No guarantee. Only if we don't sell out!

•Does The End sell food?

They don't but you can bring in food from any of the nearby food vendors.

•I don't like singing in public. Will I have a good time?

Oh aye! Shanty Club will have ye singin' more gaily than ye thought ye knew how.

•Will you sign my chest?

Only if you ask nicely.

•Do you sing the same songs every time?

No. Each show is unique - a few core songs stay the same and the rest are different. Setlists vary depending on which guest we have joining us, the time of year, and how salty we're feeling that day.