The Flatlanders return to The Wheatsheaf

The five-piece band, who hail from the coastal flatlands of North Lancashire, have become a firm favourite on the local live music circuit thanks to their energetic performances, tight musicianship and an impressive repertoire that spans more than six decades of music.

Known for their ability to appeal to audiences of all ages, The Flatlanders perform an eclectic mix of rock, indie, pop and new wave classics from the 1960s right through to the present day. Their carefully crafted set list ensures there is something for everyone, whether you grew up with the music of the sixties, the Britpop era of the nineties, or the more modern sounds of today.

The band regularly cover songs made famous by iconic artists such as The Beatles, Electric Light Orchestra, Madness and Oasis, alongside many other instantly recognisable hits that are guaranteed to get audiences singing along and filling the dancefloor. It’s this blend of nostalgia and crowd-pleasing anthems that has helped them build a loyal following across the region.

Renowned not just for the quality of their music but also for the atmosphere they create, The Flatlanders have a reputation for turning any venue into a vibrant night of live entertainment. Their performances combine classic songs, engaging stage presence and a genuine passion for live music, making each show an experience rather than simply a gig.

Their return to The Wheatsheaf is expected to attract a strong crowd of both long-time fans and newcomers alike. With the pub continuing to build a reputation for hosting quality live music, the evening promises to be another standout event in Garstang’s local entertainment calendar.

The Flatlanders will perform at The Wheatsheaf in Garstang on Friday 20 March 2026, with the music starting at 8pm. Early arrival is recommended for those looking to secure a good spot and enjoy a memorable night of live music in the heart of the town.