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The Pomegranates / Not A Chance / Sam Milne & The Tyrants

The Smokehouse, Ipswich

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Celebrate the Debut EP Release from The Pomegranates at The Smokehouse

Get ready for a massive night of local music! If you love discovering fresh indie rock, you won’t want to miss this. Stowmarket’s very own The Pomegranates are heading to Ipswich to celebrate the release of their debut EP, “Through the Garden Gate.” While they are well-known across the Suffolk music scene, this will be their very first time playing a show right here in Ipswich, and they are ready to blow the roof off The Smokehouse!

Expect high energy, catchy indie anthems, and a night that showcases the very best of our region’s rising stars.

Meet the Line-up

The Pomegranates are joined by some fantastic support acts to make this a full night of incredible music:

  • The Pomegranates: An up-and-coming force in indie rock. Their sound is built on a wide range of influences, resulting in energetic tracks that stay stuck in your head long after the show ends.
  • Not A Chance: Bringing a fresh voice to indie pop-rock, this band blends youthful energy with raw, honest songwriting that captures the feeling of growing up in an uncertain world.
  • Sam Milne & The Tyrants: One of our very own local talents! 16-year-old Sam Milne is already making waves, having opened the Brighten the Corners Festival in 2025. Along with his backing band, The Tyrants, he’ll be bringing original indie rock to the stage.

Event Details

Make sure you grab your tickets early for this one, as it’s set to be a popular night for local music fans.

  • Date: Friday 17 April 2026
  • Time: 7:30pm – 11:00pm
  • Venue: The Smokehouse, Ipswich
  • Tickets: £5 + booking fee
  • Age Restrictions: 14+ (Please note that those aged 14–17 must be accompanied by an adult).

Accessibility at The Smokehouse

The Smokehouse is committed to being an inclusive space. There is step-free access into the building, and the bar, the main venue area, and the accessible toilets are all conveniently located on a single floor. If you have any specific requirements or need further information to make your visit more comfortable, please feel free to reach out to the venue organisers through their website.

Come along and support local music—we’ll see you at the front!

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