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Jay's back and still full of beans
The Herald
|November 07, 2025
MUCH loved singer songwriter Beans on Toast returns to the region next month with his latest offering Kill Them With Kindness.
The Essex-born folk troubadour, aka Jay McAllister, has been charming audiences with his candid song writing and engaging live performances for nearly two decades. Blending humour, politics, and storytelling, he has built a dedicated fan base through constant touring, playing festivals across the globe and packing out venues big and small, while adding to a vast and varied discography that celebrates life and the human spirit with raw honesty, warmth, and wit.
His legendary live shows are unpredictable and full of heart, where the line between artist and audience disappears, and every gig, whether a heaving festival crowd or an intimate backroom gig, feels like a wild night with an old friend.
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