Dream Catchers, Stellacaster and Jeremy M at The Globe Newcastle – Saturday 3 October 2026

Dream Catchers, Stellacaster and Jeremy M share an emerging-artist bill at The Globe in Newcastle on Saturday 3 October 2026. The show is advertised for 7pm, with advance tickets at £5 plus a booking fee or £7 on the door. All three names appear on the original event artwork and booking page, making this a three-act night rather than a solo headline concert.

The emphasis is on artists developing their audience in the North East. On a bill like this, the support sets matter as much as the headline name: anyone coming to hear Dream Catchers also gets an opportunity to catch Stellacaster and Jeremy M in the same intimate live room. The venue describes the evening as a showcase of three local emerging artists, and no further performers have been announced for this date.

The official listing does not provide a separate biography, genre description or new-release announcement for each act, so there is no confirmed album launch or particular song to promise. Instead, the concrete appeal is the combination of three local performers, one affordable ticket and a Newcastle venue where an audience can experience each set at close range. It also provides a way to hear the artists alongside one another and decide which to follow at future shows.

The event begins at 7pm, but individual stage times and the order of performances have not been published. Arriving early gives you the best chance of catching all three artists rather than assuming a particular act will appear last. The Globe lists unreserved seating and holds buyers’ names at the door instead of sending out physical tickets. This date is a standalone three-artist bill and should not be confused with any other emerging-artist night at the venue.

For the latest ticket availability and any changes to the line-up or timings, visit The Globe’s official Dream Catchers, Stellacaster and Jeremy M booking page before travelling. The event takes place on Saturday 3 October 2026 at The Globe in Newcastle.