The Hoosiers to play Yorkshire Dales gig at Britain's highest pub

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The Hoosiers will play an intimate gig in a barn on the Yorkshire Dales this August Bank Holiday.

It will take place at the historic Tan Hill Inn in the Swaledale Countryside near Richmond, Britain's highest pub at 1,732 feet above sea level, where guests are invited to camp, glamp, bring their campervans or sleep wildly under the stars. 

It's unlikely that the band, famous for songs like 'Goodbye Mr A' (listen above) and 'Worried About Ray', have ever played a gig quite like it. What we are sure of that is that their catchy indie pop is just what's needed for a good ol' bank holiday barn dance. 

Find The Hoosiers at Tan Hill Inn on August 26th August tickets via the box below.

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