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Myles Smith: Stripped Back Set + Q&A at Middlesbrough Empire

STAYS FROM £75 · Myles Smith performs an intimate stripped back set and Q&A at The Middlesbrough Empire on 14 June 2026, in support of his new album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life'.

Holly Hughes

21 May 2026 — 4 min read

Myles Smith is bringing an intimate, stripped-back performance to Middlesbrough this June. If you want to hear his new album material up close and actually ask him a question without screaming over a festival crowd, this is your moment.

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What's on

You're getting a proper acoustic set from Myles Smith on 14 June, followed by a Q&A where you can find out what goes on behind the scenes. He's supporting his new album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life', so expect to hear fresh tracks alongside his established work. The whole thing runs from 7pm to 9pm.

The vibe

This isn't a full production — it's purposefully stripped back, which means the focus stays on Smith's voice and songwriting. There's something special about watching an artist in a mid-sized venue like The Middlesbrough Empire when it's just him, his guitar, and an engaged room. The Q&A adds a conversational feel; this is genuinely interactive rather than a one-way performance.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through Skiddle, the official ticketing partner. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but intimate sets like this typically sit in the £20–35 range depending on seating. Get in early — venues this size with Q&A sessions tend to sell steadily.

Where to stay

The Middlesbrough Empire sits in the town centre, making it easy to find accommodation nearby. We've picked a handful of hotels within walking distance or a short taxi ride from the venue below.

Getting there

Middlesbrough is well connected by train from across the North: roughly 2 hours from Leeds, 1.5 hours from Newcastle, and 3 hours from Manchester. If you're driving, the venue is close to town-centre parking. From London King's Cross, it's about 4 hours by train with a change at York or Newcastle.