Charlie Sherbourne is celebrating the release of his debut single The Ballad Of William Bradshaw with a milestone show at St James. Charlie is a songwriter and producer that made a name for himself across the UK and Europe, recording and touring with The Slaughter House Band, and producing records for the likes of blues legend Joe Corbin and psychedelic rockers Of Empires. Now a COVID refugee in Guernsey, he has set about making a name for himself as a solo performer in his own right.

Backed by some of the finest musicians the island has to offer, The Man Feelings Band will bring his vision to light in an evening of genre-bending folk, blues and rock and roll.

Support will be provided by local singer/songwriter Stuart Darkin

Doors/Bar: 7pm

with support from Apothis, Granite Wolf and Bloomfield

After being blown away by the support shown at their last outing at St James, Watercolour Matchbox are excited to be returning to showcase new material with a bigger set up than ever before, with epic backing tracks, heavier riffs, more ambience and a lot of technical guitar solos. Watercolour Matchbox are made up of Peter Mitchell on guitar and vocals, Mikey Ferbrache on guitar, Scott Michel on bass, and Luke Corbin on drums. They will still be playing lots of favourites from their last album, ‘Pathways’, and will no doubt throw in a couple of metal covers for good measure.

“We enjoy playing at St James because we feel the large cathedral suits our dark, ambient, progressive vibe. If you enjoy closing your eyes and listening to the soothing sounds of an ambient, reverb heavy guitar, then this is the gig for you… as long as you’re prepared for a moshpit as well.”

Doors/Bar: 7pm

Music Theatre Guernsey brings you the second play in their dinner theatre series – Rabbit Hole.

David Linday-Abaire’s Pulitzer Prize Winning drama, filled with distinctive wit and grace, charts the path from grief to its antidotes- love and hope.Laura and Roger Mancini feature at the heart of this production with Pauline Telford, Dani Robin and Elliott Hearne completing a cast ready to weave you, our audience, through a tale of compassion, change and searing honesty.

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Roast tomato and red pepper soup creme fraiche and croutons £8

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Roast tenderloin of pork wrapped in pancetta Or breast of chicken wrapped in pancetta, with
garlic and herb studded fondant potato, braised Savoy cabbage, grain mustard cream sauce, fried crispy kale £14

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Vegan Mixed vegetable korma snow peas, with braised basmati rice £11

Puddings will be available on the night.

Please contact admin@stjames.gg with any dietary questions.

Dinner from 6.30pm | Performance starts at 8pm | Run time 2 hours (with 15 min interval)