90s Throwback Weekend

Do you know your iPods from your iTunes?

Your Mean Girls from your Moulin Rouge?

Grab your team and take on our all-out Noughties quiz - packed with throwback trivia, ridiculous music rounds and loads of laughs.

Free to enter.

Kick up the chippings with our resident DJ's 90s set.

Bringing you the biggest anthems from Britpop to boy bands, dance classics to guilty pleasures.

Pop/Rock/Folk covers from local musician, Guitar and vocals.

A perfect way to spend a 'chilled-out' Sunday afternoon.

Rustic. Rowdy. Relaxed.
Adults only. Dogs welcome. Fun guaranteed.

Noughties nostalgia is calling - and it's louder than a Crazy Frog ringtone.

Grab your glitter, channel your inner 2004, and get ready to battle it out over the decade that defined drama. Free to enter.

Packed with the biggest 00's hits - from Beyonce to Blink-182, Rihanna to The Killers.

Expect throwback chaos, singalong anthems and non-stop good times.

Original tunes and some covers from Banbury's premier busker.

A perfect way to spend a 'chilled-out' Sunday afternoon.

Rustic. Rowdy. Relaxed.
Adults only. Dogs welcome. Fun guaranteed.

Ease into the weekend with our 'free to enter' silly quiz followed by our resident DJ spinning some 'chill-out' tunes.

Strummer Room Records Presents…
We’re delighted to announce that Oxford legends Beaker will be playing at The Pig Place.

Formed in Oxford in 1994, Beaker built a reputation for their unique mix of indie pop, punk, grunge and cabaret energy before splitting in 1999. After more than 25 years away, the band have reunited with a new line-up, new music, and the same raw spirit that made them underground favourites in the Oxford scene.

Fresh from a sold-out reunion show at the Jericho Tavern and the release of their new single 50 Men, Beaker are back — louder, sharper, and just as uncompromising as ever.

Joining them on the night will be Oxford’s own Emma Hunter, whose cinematic blend of flamenco-inspired guitar, layered vocal loops and haunting melodies has made her one of the most distinctive voices on the Oxford music scene. Mixing atmospheric soundscapes with trip-hop rhythms and powerful harmonies, Emma’s live performances are immersive, dramatic and completely captivating. A regular on the Oxford circuit and a Truck Festival performer, her music channels the spirit of David Lynch, desert noir and late-night cabaret into something entirely her own.

After a string of standout solo performances, Baby Maker returns to north Oxfordshire with a full three-piece line-up. Regulars will already know Baby Maker from their electrifying sets at The Apothecary Tap. Fronted by multi-instrumentalist Ruairi Kester, the Oxford-based alt-indie and post-punk project blends dark funk, proto-punk energy, and slinky pop sensibilities. Recent releases include the singles “Inguhlund” and “Rather Be In Berlin”.

Expect big hooks, noisy guitars, hypnotic atmospheres and a night of glorious independent music chaos at The Pig Place.

FREE TICKETS in the link

This is an 18+ event

The venue has food and bar facilities on site - PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR OWN ALCOHOL See less

Soulful acoustic arrangements and expertly crafted covers. Perfect for a 'chill-out' Sunday afternoon.

Rustic. Rowdy. Relaxed.
Adults only. Dogs welcome. Fun guaranteed.

Think you know your Nirvana from your Nickleback?

Your AC/DC from your Bon Jovi?

Grab your crew and take on our fun, slightly ridiculous rock quiz - full of classic tracks, trivia, and unexpected twists.

Free to enter.

Blasting the greatest rock anthems of all time.

From Deep Purple to Foo Fighters, Black Sabbath to Artic Monkeys - expect wall-to-wall classics.

Big Tunes. Big voices and bigger vibes.

Raise your hands. Lose your voice. Repeat.

Pop/Rock/Folk covers from Local musical duo. Guitar, vocals and violin.

A perfect way to spend a 'chilled-out' Sunday afternoon.

Rustic. Rowdy. Relaxed.
Adults only. Dogs welcome. Fun guaranteed.