So It Goes.

28/09/2025

Our good friend Tony Dewhurst caught up with for the Lancashire Telegraph ahead of our show. The last remaining tickets are available in our bio - see you tonight!

18/09/2025

We are excited to share that we have TWO artists joining Rachel Sermanni in Clitheroe on Sunday 28th Sept.

Creepy Crawly is the project of Bristol-born and Manchester-based musician Rachel Cawley, weaving bittersweet narratives through shimmering, multilayered songwriting. Her distinctive crystalline vocals guide listeners through ethereal dreamscapes, moments of eerie unease, and the satisfying crunch of ’90s alt-rock melancholy.

Bright Light Rooney Glaswegian artist turned Clitheroe Local Hero and So It Goes favourite, joins us for a special solo show to treat us with some brand new, never-before-heard material

Link to tickets here: https://fatso.ma/1PVf

11/09/2025

On Sunday 28th September, we are delighted to welcome Rachel Sermanni to the beautiful St Mary Magdalene Church, Clitheroe.
It promises to be a lovely evening, hopefully you can join us.

TICKETS ON SALE - LINK IN BIO

01/09/2025

NEW SHOW
In just under 4 weeks time, on Sunday 28th September, we are delighted to welcome Rachel Sermanni to the beautiful St Mary Magdalene Church, Clitheroe.
It promises to be a lovely evening, hopefully you can join us.

TICKETS ON SALE - LINK BELOW

So It Goes presents RACHEL SERMANNI at St Mary Magdalene C Of E Church, Clitheroe on 28th Sep 2025. Buy tickets in just 2-clicks with our super-fast checkout

22/05/2025

Tomorrow night
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2 great groups, 1 great venue. Join us.

Last few tickets in our bio or at Fatsoma

12/05/2025

Tomorrow’s show with and is sold out, this means that there will not be any tickets available on the door. If you did manage to bag a ticket, we’ll see you there!

Doors 19:30

07/05/2025

Next Tuesday 13th May we welcome to The New Inn, Clitheroe.

"They remain the most exciting band in folk music."

We're expecting this show to sell out, final tickets available in our bio.

14/04/2025

This Saturday come to Clitheroe to perform TWO shows at ! Inspired by midnight walks, motorways and the Lancashire coast, Dog Daisies have released a flurry of cinematic, lyrical records earning them airplay on BBC 6 Music and supports for bands such as The Bug Club, Divorce, Katy J Pearson and The Lovely Eggs.
Think of the beauty of a walk in the Trough Of Bowland, that's what this band will give to your ears.


The matinee show is an All Ages show, so bring the family down for some live music over the Easter Weekend!

Tickets available now so don't delay! See you there :)

07/04/2025

The delightful have a new album, 'Reclaim', coming out on on 18th April. To celebrate the release of the album, they are coming to Clitheroe on Saturday 19th April to play not one but TWO shows for us at !

SHOW 1: We are proud to present Dog Daisies for an ALL AGES Matinee show. Bring your little (or not so little) ones for an afternoon of live music! Doors at 3:30pm

SHOW 2: Dog Daisies are back with us the very same evening, with support from So It Goes favourites . Doors at 7:30pm

Whether you join us in the afternoon or the evening, it is sure to be a lovely way to spend your Easter Saturday.

Tickets are on sale now at https://linktr.ee/soitgoe.s

10/03/2025

NEW SHOW

Come and join us at our first show in the back room of The New Inn with..

MILKWEED
For three years Milkweed have refined a formula – taking existing source material (a folklore journal, a book on Welsh myths, another on bronze age human remains), cutting up the words and feeding them through a woodchipper of lo-fi production and experimental folk music. This time, however, they decided to push themselves further – to use all 400 pages of Thomas Kinsella’s masterful translation of the Táin Bó Cúailnge, rather than manipulated snippets. After it took an entire year just to process 20 pages, however, G found herself humbled. “It made me appreciate oral traditions in a completely different way, the intensity with which you had to engage with the work to feel like you could understand and transmit it.”

Exile of the Sons of Uisliu is one of many remscéla, or pre-tales, leading up to the Táin. In the text, Derdriu, ‘the loveliest woman in all Ireland’, has been raised in isolation until she is ready for the bed of Conchobor, high king of Ulster. Derdriu falls in love with Noisiu, one of the sons of Uisliu, and together they escape to Alba where they again find themselves in peril. They are lured back to Ulster by Conchobor, but are ultimately betrayed.

JENNIFER REID

Jennifer Reid is a performer of nineteenth century street song from Manchester and Lancashire dialect. After volunteering at Chetham's Library and the Working Class Movement Library, Jennifer completed an Advanced Diploma in Local History at Oxford University. Jennifer plays the character of Barb in Shane Meadows’ period drama The Gallows Pole and she has recently supported Pulp and John Cooper Clarke, latterly for Chanel’s prestigious Metiers d’Art show. She consults with museums and heritage groups, delivers folk art workshops in the community and speaks on and sings on the subject.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW. LINK IN BIO.

26/02/2025

Our lovely pals Dog Daisies are going to perform at the first ever So It Goes ALL AGES Matinee show at Bowland Bikes CIC on 19th April.
Doors open: 15:30
Performance: 16:00

TICKETS ON SALE NOW HERE: https://fatso.ma/1o7g

Please click on the link below to read some really important event information.

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Limited tickets will be available on the door (see important info link above):
Child & Young Person’s ‘On The Door’ Ticket (Age 0 - 17) - £7.00
Adult ‘On The Door’ Ticket (Age 18+) - £10.00

Live music promoters based in Clitheroe, Lancashire