Graham Garrett with special guest Leo Green from BBC Radio 2

Graham Garrett

at the Old Fire Station

Graham Garrett, the Michelin-starred chef-patron of The West House restaurant in Biddenden, Kent is delighted to announce a one-off pop-up event.  The evening will take place on 8 August 2016 at the Old Fire Station in Tonbridge, Kent.   Featuring food from Graham and his team, and music from special guest Leo Green, who will be keeping you entertained with a selection from his BBC Radio 2 show ‘Sounds from the Fifties’, the evening is brought to you by drum’n’bass.

Graham Garrett said, “It’s exciting to do something so different and informal. Family-style grub to get stuck into.  Great food, great music; what’s not to like?”

Leo Green added, “I’m looking forward to hosting a great evening at the Old Fire Station on the 8th and I hope Graham saves me some food!”

drum’n’bass is a brand new collaboration fusing the worlds of food and music.  The initiative brings together ex rock star drummer turned Michelin-starred chef Graham Garrett of The West House, and Jerry Meehan, Bass player for Robbie Williams, Bryan Ferry and owner of Wendyhouse Studios [which has hosted the likes of Adele, Kylie, One Direction, Jess Glynn, Charlie XCX and Sam Smith]. Both at the top of their game they see drum’n’bass as providing an exclusive window onto their respective worlds.

Jerry Meehan said, “we're excited to bring you the first event from drum’n’bass a combination of great food and entertainment”.

The Old Fire Station is a building that boasts 115 years of history but has truly been brought back to life as an events venue par excellence.  Don’t miss this fantastic one off event from drum’n’bass!