After the sweet success of their 2024 Christmas song “Late Night Phone Call”, Reverend & The Makers are continuing the festivities with a pop-up store in Meadowhall.
The store opens on Friday (December 13th) for just seven days, where fans can purchase limited edition CDs of the new single with proceeds going to Samaritans.
The single includes a taster of the Rev’s new mini album, ‘Is This How Happiness Feels’, with an exclusive demo of new track, ‘Twenty-Seven Past Midnight’, taken from the forthcoming 2025 record.
Visitors to the store can expect band merchandise and tickets to their biggest show yet, headlining Rock N Roll Circus at Don Valley Bowl on August 30th plus local musicians and some live performances.
Since 2020, Jon McClure (frontman) has hosted one-on-one Christmas Day online shows for fans spending the holiday alone, and raising money for Samaritans is something close to his heart.
Jon commented: “Sheffield is at the heart of everything we do and bringing people together for a good cause—whether it’s through music or a pop-up shop—means the world to us. Next summer’s show is going to be something special, and the fact that it can support the Samaritans makes it even better.
“Between the pop-up shop, the single, and our Rock N Roll Circus ticket donation, we’re trying to make a difference for a cause that matters so much. This is about raising money and awareness while also bringing people together through music and community.”
If you haven’t checked out the track, you can watch the video HERE.
SWEET APPLE CRUMBLEEEE!
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