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Get ready, Greenock, for an unforgettable night of high-octane Celtic folk as the sensational Peat and Diesel roll into town! Mark your calendars for Halloween, 31st October 2025, because Greenock Town Hall is set to host a Hebridean hoolie like no other. This isn’t just a gig; it’s an experience, a joyous explosion of island humour, catchy tunes, and raw, unadulterated energy that has captivated audiences across the globe. Prepare to sing along, stomp your feet, and lose yourself in the unique charm of Stornoway’s finest musical export in the magnificent surroundings of one of Inverclyde’s most iconic venues.

About Peat and Diesel

Hailing from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Peat and Diesel burst onto the Scottish music scene with a refreshing honesty and an infectious, DIY spirit that quickly garnered them a massive following. Formed in 2018, the trio consists of Boydie (vocals and guitar), Innes (drums), and Uilly (bass). Their sound, often described as “Stornoway Alternative,” is a vibrant blend of traditional Celtic folk melodies, punk-rock energy, and lyrics that paint vivid, often hilarious, pictures of island life, fishing, and everyday vignettes.

Their rise to fame was organic and rapid, fuelled by viral social media videos and word-of-mouth buzz about their electrifying live shows. Tracks like “Calum Dan’s Transit Van,” “That’s The Way We Do It,” and “Western Isles” became anthems, resonating with a wide audience far beyond their island home. Their albums, including “Uptown Fank” and “Light My Byre,” showcase their unique storytelling ability and the raw authenticity that defines their appeal. Peat and Diesel aren’t just musicians; they’re cultural ambassadors, bringing the spirit and humour of the Western Isles to every stage they grace, promising a night of genuine craic and unforgettable music.

Greenock Town Hall: The Perfect Setting

Greenock Town Hall, with its magnificent Victorian architecture and prominent clock tower, stands proudly in the heart of Greenock, a true landmark of Inverclyde. Built between 1881 and 1886, this stunning Category A listed building boasts a rich history, serving as a focal point for civic life and cultural events in the area for over a century. Its grand, ornate interior, high ceilings, and excellent acoustics make it a surprisingly perfect venue for a wide range of performances, from classical concerts to the energetic folk of Peat and Diesel.

The Town Hall offers a unique atmosphere where history meets contemporary entertainment. Its main hall, capable of accommodating a substantial audience, provides an intimate yet spacious setting, ensuring every concert-goer feels connected to the performance. Accessibility is a key consideration for modern venues, and Greenock Town Hall typically offers facilities to ensure all patrons can enjoy events comfortably, including lift access where required. Located centrally on Cathcart Street (PA15 1LS), it’s easily accessible for both local residents and those travelling from further afield, making it an ideal choice for a memorable night out in Greenock.

What to Expect at the Show

Prepare for an evening of pure, unadulterated Peat and Diesel magic! Their live shows are legendary for their infectious energy and the palpable connection they forge with their audience. Expect a setlist packed with fan favourites that will have the entire Town Hall singing along in unison. Anthems like “Calum Dan’s Transit Van” are almost guaranteed, alongside the foot-stomping rhythms of “That’s The Way We Do It” and the heartfelt ode to their home, “Western Isles.”

While Peat and Diesel’s stage production typically prioritises raw musicality over elaborate theatrics, you can count on excellent sound engineering and dynamic lighting to enhance the band’s powerful presence. The atmosphere will be electric – a true Hebridean ceilidh transplanted to Greenock. Given the Halloween date, don’t be surprised if there’s a playful nod to the occasion, perhaps a few costumes in the crowd! This is a show where inhibitions are shed, and everyone joins in the joyous celebration of music, laughter, and community.

Getting to Greenock Town Hall

Greenock Town Hall is conveniently located at Cathcart Street, Greenock, PA15 1LS, making it easily accessible by various transport methods. If you’re travelling by train, Greenock Central Station is just a short walk away, offering regular services from Glasgow Central and other key locations. Several local bus routes also serve the town centre, with stops very close to the Town Hall.

For those driving, Greenock is well-connected via the A78, which links to the wider motorway network, including the M8. While the Town Hall itself does not have a dedicated car park, there are several public car parks within easy walking distance in the town centre, such as those near the Oak Mall Shopping Centre or on Dalrymple Street. It’s always advisable to check local parking restrictions and charges in advance. Allow ample time for travel and parking, especially on a busy event night.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the event start?

Doors are typically expected to open around 7:00 PM, with Peat and Diesel taking to the stage around 8:00 PM. Specific timings will be confirmed closer to the date and will be printed on your ticket, so please check that for the most accurate information.

Is there an age restriction?

While Greenock Town Hall is an all-ages venue, specific events may have age restrictions. For Peat and Diesel, it’s usually a 14+ event, with under 16s needing to be accompanied by an adult. Please refer to your ticket vendor’s terms and conditions or the venue’s official website for definitive age policy details.

What’s the refund policy?

Tickets are generally non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or significantly rescheduled. All sales are final, so please ensure you are able to attend before purchasing. For full details on the refund policy, please consult the terms and conditions of the ticketing platform you used for your purchase.

Are there food and drink options?

Greenock Town Hall typically operates a licensed bar during events, offering a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. There are no extensive food options within the venue itself, but Greenock town centre boasts a variety of restaurants, cafes, and takeaways within walking distance for pre-show meals or snacks.

Where to Stay in Greenock

Why not make a full weekend of your trip to Greenock and explore all that Inverclyde has to offer? Greenock provides a range of accommodation options to suit all budgets, from cosy guest houses to comfortable hotels, ensuring a relaxing stay after an exhilarating night with Peat and Diesel.

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