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Beans On Toast Fan Reviews (14)
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Fantastic night
Great night, just as good as the first night we saw him ten years ago. The support acts were brilliant too.
Posted by Amy S on 26/02/2024
Beans On Toast, Band on the Wall, Manchester - 24th February 2024
Great Show As Always
Had a great night watching Beans on Toast. He always gives 100% at his gigs
Posted by Terry 557 on 07/12/2023
Beans On Toast, Jericho Tavern, Oxford - 6th December 2023
Absolutely unforgettable performance!
Absolutely loved seeing beans on toast! Absolutely unforgettable! Can't wait to see him again! Down to earth amazing guy 🫶 thanks for a banging night of story telling and tunes
Posted by Beth k on 24/03/2023
Beans on Toast, The Bunkhouse, Swansea - 22nd March 2023
Great performance
Recommended by a friend, pleasantly surprised by the show. One man and a guitar, great storyteller, songs with meaning and message, an ability to connect to the audience, funny, articulate, catch him when you can
Posted by Deano on 23/03/2023
Beans on Toast, The Bunkhouse, Swansea - 22nd March 2023
Amazing vibes
Second beans on toast gig we’ve been to- always the best vibe and atmosphere, highly recommend
Posted by Jess S on 23/03/2023
Beans on Toast, The Bunkhouse, Swansea - 22nd March 2023
Beans on Toast, the stage name of British folk singer Jay McAllister, is known for his witty, down-to-earth songs that touch on themes ranging from politics to love and life’s simple pleasures. Since releasing his debut album Standing on a Chair in 2009, he has consistently produced heartfelt music with a distinctive, storytelling style. Over the years, Beans on Toast has become a staple of the UK’s festival scene, with memorable performances at Glastonbury, Boomtown Fair, and Green Man Festival.
With a career spanning over a decade and more than ten albums to his name, Beans on Toast has earned a reputation for his engaging live shows, often mixing humour and social commentary. His friendly, conversational approach to both his music and his audience continues to resonate, making him a beloved figure on the UK folk circuit.