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🎵 See Skindred live at Pyramid and Parr Hall

Thursday, 30 October 2025

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Prepare yourselves, Warrington! A seismic event is set to shake the foundations of the Pyramid and Parr Hall as the undisputed kings of ragga metal, Skindred, descend upon your vibrant town. Mark your calendars for Thursday, 30th October 2025, because this isn’t just a gig – it’s an experience. Skindred, renowned for their electrifying live shows and infectious blend of metal, reggae, and punk, are bringing their unique sound and unbridled energy to one of the North West’s most cherished venues. Get ready for a night of pulsating rhythms, heavy riffs, and the infamous “Newport Helicopter” as Benji Webbe and co. promise a performance that will leave you buzzing long after the final note fades. This is one date you absolutely cannot afford to miss.

About Skindred

Hailing from Newport, Wales, Skindred have carved out a formidable reputation as one of the most compelling and innovative bands in the modern rock landscape. Formed in 1998, their sound is a thrilling, often explosive, fusion of heavy metal, reggae, punk rock, and dub, creating a genre-bending style they’ve affectionately dubbed “ragga metal.” Led by the charismatic and inimitable frontman Benji Webbe, the band’s current lineup also features Mikey Demus on guitars, Dan Pugsley on bass, and Arya Goggin on drums, a quartet whose synergy on stage is truly something to behold.

Over two decades, Skindred have released a string of critically acclaimed albums, including “Babylon,” “Roots Rock Riot,” and their latest offering, 2023’s “Smile.” Their discography is peppered with anthems that have become staples of alternative radio and mosh pits worldwide. Tracks like “Warning,” with its iconic call-and-response, the thunderous “Nobody,” and the infectious groove of “Gimme That Power” are just a few examples of their ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with fans. Their live performances are legendary, known for their high-octane energy, crowd participation, and Webbe’s unparalleled stage presence, making every Skindred show an unforgettable spectacle.

Pyramid and Parr Hall: The Perfect Setting

Nestled in the heart of Warrington’s thriving Cultural Quarter, the Pyramid and Parr Hall complex (postcode WA1 1BL) stands as a beacon for arts and entertainment in the North West. The Parr Hall, a magnificent Grade II listed building opened in 1895, boasts a rich history and stunning Victorian architecture. Its ornate interior, excellent acoustics, and traditional theatre-style setting provide an intimate yet grand atmosphere, making it a favourite among both artists and audiences for its superb sound quality and visual charm. With a capacity of around 900-1000 for standing or seated configurations, it offers an up-close and personal experience that larger arenas simply can’t match.

Adjacent to the historic Parr Hall is the modern Pyramid Arts Centre, opened in 2002. This contemporary space complements its Victorian counterpart, offering versatile facilities for a wide range of artistic endeavours. Together, they create a dynamic hub that caters to diverse events, from classical concerts to stand-up comedy and, of course, electrifying rock gigs like Skindred’s. The venue is committed to accessibility, offering facilities such as accessible entrances, lifts, and designated seating areas for those with mobility requirements. Its central Warrington location ensures it’s easily reachable, making it a cornerstone of the town’s cultural identity and an ideal host for a band known for its powerful live delivery.

What to Expect at the Show

Prepare for an explosive evening when Skindred take to the Parr Hall stage. Known for their unparalleled energy and frontman Benji Webbe’s captivating showmanship, this will be far more than just a concert; it’ll be a full-throttle assault on the senses. Expect a setlist that masterfully blends their greatest hits with newer material from their latest album, “Smile.” You can almost guarantee to hear fan favourites like “Warning,” “Nobody,” “Kill the Power,” and “L.O.V.E. (Smile Please)” reverberating through the historic venue.

Skindred’s stage production, while not always reliant on elaborate pyrotechnics, focuses on raw power and a vibrant light show that enhances the band’s dynamic performance. The atmosphere will be electric, building from rhythmic reggae grooves to furious metal breakdowns, igniting mosh pits and singalongs alike. Of course, no Skindred show is complete without the legendary “Newport Helicopter,” where the entire crowd is encouraged to remove an item of clothing and swing it above their heads in unison. It’s a moment of pure, unadulterated communal joy that perfectly encapsulates the band’s spirit.

Getting to Pyramid and Parr Hall

The Pyramid and Parr Hall, located at WA1 1BL, is conveniently situated in Warrington town centre, making it easily accessible via various transport methods. If you’re travelling by train, Warrington is served by two main stations: Warrington Bank Quay (on the West Coast Main Line, ideal for arrivals from London, Glasgow, or Manchester) and Warrington Central (offering connections to Liverpool, Manchester, and Leeds). Both stations are within a 10-15 minute walk of the venue.

For those arriving by bus, Warrington’s extensive local network has numerous routes stopping close to the Cultural Quarter. If driving, the venue is well-signposted from the M6, M62, and M56 motorways. While there’s no dedicated venue car park, ample public parking is available nearby. The Golden Square Shopping Centre car park and various pay-and-display options within the Cultural Quarter offer convenient solutions, though it’s always advisable to arrive early, especially for a popular event, to secure a spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the event start?

Doors typically open around 7:00 PM for evening events at the Parr Hall. Support acts usually take the stage shortly after, with Skindred expected to perform later in the evening, often between 8:30 PM and 9:00 PM. Specific timings are usually confirmed closer to the date on the venue’s website or ticket agent information.

Is there an age restriction?

For rock gigs at the Parr Hall, it’s common for there to be a 14+ age restriction. Attendees under the age of 16 are usually required to be accompanied by an adult over


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