Bruce Foxton, Steve Cradock, Paul Weller Band

A Celebration of The Jam is a special concert to mark the end of the highly acclaimed retrospective of one of the most influential British bands of the last 40 years.

'About The Young Idea' is the popular exhibition in the Cunard Building, Liverpool dedicated to exploring the music, background, political and social impact of The Jam, and it’s set to come to an end on Thursday 6th October.

As a grand finale to the showcase, Nicky Weller (frontman Paul’s sister and co-curator of the exhibition) is organising a gig - A Celebration of The Jam featuring original Jam bassist Bruce Foxton, plus very special guests including Steve Cradock and the Paul Weller band with a host of other guests to be announced shortly.

The gig will take place on 5th October at with a percentage of ticket proceeds going to local charities including Be one percent and Impact England.

After beating cancer in 2014, Nicky Weller needed a new challenge. Inspired by her brother and the legacy of the music he created with The Jam, Nicky has gone on to curate two critically acclaimed exhibitions.

Nicky said: 'I really wanted to give something back to the fantastic fans of the band, and what better way to do it than host this show. The gig at the Echo Arena will be a brilliant conclusion, with Bruce and Paul’s band rattling through all the hits like Town Called Malice, Going Underground, Down in the Tubestation, and That’s Entertainment.'