
EVENTS AT THE PRAY-INN
MONTHLY OPEN MIC
Join us for a relaxed evening filled with a variety of musical talents in the atmospheric setting of St. John's Church.
Enjoy delightful cocktails and delicious pizzas as you soak in the sounds.
If you're feeling inspired to perform, simply show up and add your name to the list! We recommend arriving early to secure your spot on stage.
Every Second Friday of the Month I St Johns | Doors at 7pm
STITCHES COMEDY CLUB
Opening the show is Laura Lexx, now a top selling author, but you’ll recognise her as a star of TV shows such as Mock the Week, and live at the Apollo!
Next up is award-winning comedian and rising star Andrew White!
Headlining is star of live at the Apollo and the Russell Howard hour & he is currently supporting Russell Howard on his UK arena tour - Andrew Bird!
27.06.26 | St Johns | Doors at 7pm
CANDLELIGHT SESSIONS: GHURABA PLUS GUESTS
Get ready for a cozy night of live music by candlelight at The Candlelight Sessions!
Hosted by Andy Hawxwell & Quay West Events.
Four exceptional songwriters will share their stories, songs, and soul in a cozy, up-close performance you won’t forget.
- GHURABA
- JESS OYO
- OLI PATIENT
- STONE BRANCHES
Make sure you skip dinner so you can try one of our Neapolitan Style Pizzas!
18.07.26 | St Johns | Doors at 7pm
LOS PACAMINOS
Catch Los Pacaminos live at The Pray-Inn!
Formed in 1992 by pop star Paul Young during a break in his solo career, Los Pacaminos are a Tex-Mex band with over 30 years of road-honed spirit. What began as a side project quickly became a full-blooded musical journey, blending original songs with the rich sounds of the American Southwest.
With multiple studio and live albums to their name, and a reputation for unforgettable live shows, Los Pacaminos continue to celebrate Tex-Mex music with passion, grit and great musicianship.
15.08.26 | St Johns | Doors at 7:30pm
St John's Church
Our Stunning Venue
Our in house events are all hosted within The stunning St John's Church in Gosport on the South coast of England. A brick built turn of the century church St Johns was built to accommodate the rising numbers of military joining the barracks of St Vincent.