Bangers & Cash Live event to return in 2024

Wednesday 20 December 2023 Bangers & Cash Live is returning in 2024 following a successful first event in 2023. The live experience will again give fans the chance to get closer to the world of Bangers & Cash. The hit UKTV Original series follows the work of Mathewsons, a family-run classic car auction house based in North Yorkshire. Bangers & Cash Live will take place on Saturday 10th August and Sunday 11th August 2024 at Scampston Hall in Malton, North Yorkshire - just a few miles from Mathewsons Thornton-le-Dale HQ. Tickets will be available to buy in January.

Visitors to Bangers & Cash Live can look forward to enjoying the unique experience of an in-person Mathewsons auction which will feature an eclectic array of classic vehicles and memorabilia going under the hammer. As well as the auction, there will be more Q&As with members of the Mathewsons family and the Bangers & Cash production team, as well guest speakers from the world of classic cars and beyond. There will also be meet and greet opportunities, live music, and an exhibition of hundreds of classic vehicles from favourite Bangers & Cash episodes, the Mathewsons personal collections and from many of the incredible classic car clubs from across the UK alongside a range of artisan stalls and vendors, a selection of activities for children, and a larger abundance of food and drink on sale from some of the best local suppliers.

Bangers & Cash Live 2023

Tickets prices will be £20 for adults and £5.50 for under 16s per day, with under 5s and carer tickets free. All ticketing and full event details will be released in January on the website bangersandcashlive.co.uk and Yesterday social media channels.

Bangers & Cashs Derek Mathewson said,

Were doing it again, are we? Ok then! It was wonderful to meet so many people at last years Bangers & Cash Live and to see what the programme means to them - it was quite humbling actually, and doing an auction in front of so many people, including many old friends who were there right at the start too. Myself, Paul and David are all looking forward to doing it again, but bigger and better of course!

Bangers & Cash and spin-off sister show, Bangers & Cash: Restoring Classics have both proved a hit with Yesterday and UKTV Play viewers. A new series of Bangers & Cash is due to start in early 2024 and will include the 100th episode of the series so far. All episodes of both series continue to be available to stream for free on UKTV Play.

For more information please contact: Dave Barnsby, UKTV Senior Publicity Manager

Notes to Editors Bangers & Cash Live 2024 poster: HERE

Bangers & Cash Live Promo Video: HERE

Bangers & Cash Live 2023 Images: HERE

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