Reverend & The Makers | 28th Nov 2025

Bilton Club witnessed something truly special, as Reverend and The Makers delivered a blistering, sweat-soaked performance that will be talked about for years to come.

From the moment the doors opened, the atmosphere crackled with anticipation. Biz Denton set the tone early with a sharp, confident support slot that warmed the crowd perfectly, before DJ Trev took over the decks, keeping energy levels sky-high and the dancefloor busy right up until the main event.

When Reverend and The Makers finally took to the stage, Bilton Club erupted. The band tore through a set packed with crowd favourites, singalong choruses and moments of genuine intimacy that reminded everyone why they remain one of the UK’s most beloved live acts. The connection between band and audience was electric - loud, joyful, and unfiltered.

Just when it seemed the night couldn’t get any bigger, the band surprised fans with a three-song encore - not on the stage, but in the car park. Hundreds spilled outside, voices hoarse and grinning, as Reverend and The Makers turned an ordinary club car park into something bordering on legendary.

One of the most powerful moments of the night came with a touching tribute to Stone Roses bassist Mani Mounfield, a nod that resonated deeply with the crowd and paid respect to one of British music’s most influential figures. It was heartfelt, sincere, and perfectly judged.

And when the band finally wrapped up, the night was far from over. DJ Trev returned to keep the party rolling, with an afterparty raging until 2am, cementing the evening as not just a gig, but a full-blown celebration.

This was a landmark night for Bilton Club - packed out, buzzing, and unforgettable. A huge thank you to Reverend and The Makers, Biz Denton, DJ Trev, and everyone who came down to be part of something truly special. If you were there, you already know. If you weren’t - you missed one for the history books.