The Horn pub in St Albans has confirmed plans for an event to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Based on Victoria Street, the watering hole opened in 1974 and has been a staple of the city ever since.
Over the years, acts including Bastille, U2 and Tom Grennan have graced the venue.
Earlier this year, plans were plans for a commemorative book and a range of other merchandise to mark the occasion.
This week, details have been confirmed of an event that will celebrate the establishment's rich five-decade history.
Taking place on November 23, the "huge" party promises to celebrate 50 years of live music at The Horn.
Hertfordshire alt-rock band Allergy will return to The Horn to play a unique set comprised of covers from the last five decades.
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Announcing the event on social media, the pub said: "The Horn is turning 50, and we're throwing a huge party to mark this special occasion.
"Let's come together to celebrate The Horn's five decades as one of the UK’s best grassroots music venues!"
More details are set to be announced about the event nearer the time and tickets can be purchased for £11 at https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/the-horn-50th-anniversary-party-the-horn-tickets/13598504?pl=horn
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