Once again, the faithful congregate and flock to the
temple for the 2nd coming:
The Temple of Prog II!
The cauldron of Progressive rock bubbles with complex
musical structures and intellectual themes. Intriguing
spiritual ideas will be explored by the 5 tribes presiding at
the 2026 line up.
Believers will travel across time and space to convene at
the Temple once again.
Starting the revels of the day:
IDIOGRAM. Hailing from coastal Scotland they lead the
attack, finding the beauty in chaos & joy where all things
meet.
Following in their wake, the mystical, steampunk clad
HRH Prog Angel 2024 DORIS BRENDEL and her plucky
sage, LEE DUNHAM will be delighting the ears and
senses, weaving their acoustic magic.
But wait!.. Back from the South, we hear the ringing
warrior cries of the magnificent pagan clan SPRIGGAN
MIST, as they return for another round of musical
mayhem.
Hot on their heels, like a flash of lightning across the
stage, the storm of wild Maenads and their Bad Dog
come barreling through the veil. Laughing, intoxicating,
chaotically led by the ever shapeshifting Cosmic Jester..
Yes. It’s EBB.
And lastly, the carousing shall culminate in the cult
gathering of SOLSTICE. Listen to the legendary
incantations, wrapped in melodic, majestic rock as the
Best Band in Prog Magazine’s reader’s poll 2024 close
out a day of worship at the altar of PROG.
All believers, Assemble!
The Brickyard is a historic, leased and listed building built in 1904.
They are currently seeking funding and working on ways to upgrade the building so that it can be more accessible for all.
There is level access to the main venue room via the fire exit on Fisher street yard. This entrance is only available upon request and in advance of events.
The venue is otherwise accessible via 6 steps.
Unfortunately, they do not yet have a hearing loop installed.
The mens toilets are accessible via a staircase with 16 concrete steps. Unfortunately, these toilets do not have handrails and each cubicle measures approximately 143cm deep X 74cm wide.
The women's toilets are accessible via 1 step. Unfortunately, these toilets do not have handrails and each cubicle measures approximately 139cm deep X 91cm wide.
Please note, as previously mentioned, they are currently seeking funding and working on ways to upgrade the building so that it can be more accessible for all. However, at the moment, there are NO disabled accessible toilets.
The Temple of Prog have organised 30 chairs for use. However, it is a first come, first serve situation so it's best, if you need to secure a seat, to get there early.
The venue themselves provide a minimum of 3 seats in a designated area at the back of the venue. These, again, will be available on a first come, first served basis.
At a lot of their gigs the venue are able to keep seating around the sides of the venue room, but at busy sell-out gigs they cannot allow seating at the front or sides due to health and safety risks.
The venue realise the venue isn’t as accessible they would like, but they reall do the best to make adjustments and provide staff assistance in order to make your experience more enjoyable.
Large print menus are available at the bar upon request.
There is strobe lighting and laser lighting at some of the shows. If you need to avoid strobe or laser lighting, please contact the venue in advance to check.
There is blue badge parking on the street of the venue with the closest bay approximately 30 meters from the venue.
The Brickyard welcomes attendees who need to bring medicines, food or drink to manage a medical condition, or medical equipment.
There is a defibrillator close by to the venue.
If you require a carer, they are entitled to a free carer pass but proof of disability will be required. You may scan documents and email them to enquires@thebrickyardonline.com
The Brickyard can accept the following as proof:
A Blue Badge
A disability benefit letter
An access card
For all enquiries please email enquiries@thebrickyardonline.com
The Brickyard, 14 Fisher Street, Carlisle, England CA3 8RN, United Kingdom