10TH MAY 2026
DOORS 6:30PM
BROMLEY LITTLE THEATRE
FROM £20
Sean Webster is back — and he’s bringing something new. Fresh from recording his brand new album Light of Day, one of Britain’s most compelling blues-rock voices hits the road for a major UK tour in May 2026, with the Bromley Blues Club at Bromley Little Theatre one of the standout dates. This is a rare chance to hear the new music live before the wider world catches up — and if you know Sean Webster, you know that is exactly the kind of night you don’t want to miss.
Sean Webster — A Voice Like No One Else on the Circuit
Sean Webster has been one of the most distinctive and consistent figures on the British and European blues-rock scene since forming his band in 2003. Born with an instinct for the blues and raised on Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, and the three Kings — Albert, BB, and Freddie — he developed a sound that is entirely his own: rich, slightly raspy, passionately soulful, and immediately recognisable. Blues Matters Magazine described his debut as a real gem and declared him set for big stages. The official Eric Clapton magazine Where’s Eric! named him their One to Watch. Music News put it most directly — “I haven’t heard anyone with a voice like Sean Webster — it’s a wonder that he isn’t being hailed as a Blues superstar.”
He has toured the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Poland, the USA, and the UK extensively — recorded live sessions for BBC Radio 2 — appeared on national FOX TV in Austin, Texas — and has his own festival in the Netherlands, Sean Webster’s Blues All-Nighter. He is, in short, a major talent who has spent twenty years doing the work and earning every note of the reputation that comes with it.
Light of Day — Brand New Album, Brand New Tour
Light of Day is Sean Webster’s most anticipated release yet — a brand new studio album arriving in 2026 and set to introduce him to an even wider audience. The album was mastered by Jon Astley — the engineer behind records by Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Paul McCartney, and The Who. That production pedigree tells you everything about the ambition behind this record. Sean Webster live in the UK this May is as good as it gets — a major artist at the peak of his powers, touring new material that has been built to last. The Bromley Blues Club show is one of the very first opportunities to hear these songs live. Be there for that moment.
Summer Has Gone — The Album That Set the Bar
Before Light of Day, there was Summer Has Gone — Sean Webster’s sixth studio album, released in May 2024 and his most mature and emotionally direct work to date. Praised by Blues Blast Magazine for his warm, passionate voice and described by High Res Audio as nine perfectly produced songs that take you on a bluesy journey through life, it set a standard that the new album is built to surpass. This is an artist who keeps raising his own bar — and live, these songs hit even harder than they do on record.
Career Highlights
★ Brand New Album — Light of Day (2026) — mastered by Jon Astley, engineer to Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Paul McCartney
★ Twenty-Plus Years on the Circuit — Formed 2003, still one of the most compelling live acts in British blues rock
★ Seven Studio Albums — Most recently Light of Day (2026) and Summer Has Gone (2024, Inakustik Records)
★ BBC Radio 2 — Recorded live sessions for the UK’s premier music broadcaster
★ FOX TV Austin Texas — National US television appearance
★ Eric Clapton Magazine One to Watch — Featured in Where’s Eric! — the official Eric Clapton magazine
★ Sean Webster’s Blues All-Nighter — His own annual festival in the Netherlands
★ Extensive European Touring — Netherlands, France, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Finland, Poland and beyond
★ Blues Matters One to Watch — Described as set for big stages from his very first release
What the Press Say
★ “I haven’t heard anyone with a voice like Sean Webster — it’s a wonder that he isn’t being hailed as a Blues superstar” — Music News
★ “A real gem — set for big stages with superb guitar work” — Blues Matters Magazine
★ “One to Watch” — Where’s Eric! — The Official Eric Clapton Magazine
★ “Nine perfectly produced songs, an exceptional voice that takes you musically in its arms and takes you on a bluesy journey through life” — musikreviews.de
★ “His unmistakably intense, soul-influenced voice, his soulful melodic guitar playing and his excellent songwriting” — High Res Audio
★ “I had such a lovely day with this album — thank you for a great record, a breath of fresh air” — Jon Astley, mastering engineer
An Evening Not to Be Missed
Sean Webster plays with the kind of conviction that only comes from twenty years of doing this for real — night after night, album after album, in venues from Nottingham to Nashville to the Netherlands. Bringing that same conviction to blues rock in Bromley on Sunday 10th May — the Bromley Blues Club at Bromley Little Theatre is exactly the right room for a performance like this. Intimate, focused, and full of people who are there because they mean it.
One of the finest live music experiences in Bromley in 2026. One of Britain’s best blues-rock voices, live and up close, playing brand new music for the very first time. Sunday 10th May. Tickets are limited. Get yours now.
Bromley Blues Club — An Intimate Home for World-Class Blues
The Bromley Blues Club at Bromley Little Theatre is one of South London’s finest intimate music venues — a proper room for proper music, with the kind of atmosphere that only comes from a club built around a genuine love of the blues. Small enough to feel personal, big enough to create real energy — and for a show like this, exactly the right setting. Bromley Little Theatre, North Street, Bromley, BR1 1SB.