PUB goers were buzzing with excitement after being treated to an unforgettable night at Jeremy Clarkson’s boozer this week.
Punters going for a pint were pleasantly surprised by 90s icons The Corrs.
The act brought their nostalgic hits to life with an intimate acoustic set.
A video of the music-filled evening was shared on the official Farmer’s Dog Instagram page where people could be seen singing along to the old hits.
The post was captioned: “What a great night in the pub with The Corrs.
“The way a good pub night should be ..acoustic set, a few drinks, great friends. Jeremy Clarkson thanks for organising it!”
Followers also were quick to express their gratitude for the special night, with one person writing: “It was a great evening. Lovely food and atmosphere. Thank you so much.”
Another exclaimed: “I was there last night for the sound check – they were amazing!”
A third chimed in suggesting Jeremy should change his pub’s name to ‘Heaven Sent’.
The Corrs are a pop rock band made up of four Irish siblings, who incorporate their local folk music into their sound.
Jeremy Clarkson bought the Oxfordshire pub for £1million this summer, and customers queued for four hours just to get in when he opened its doors in August.
He had to do a lot of renovation work on the site before it could be opened to the public, but it seems to have paid off, as it has received high praise for being a “traditional British pub”.
The former Top Gear host has admitted that the boozer already costs him more than he’s making back, but for now, he is committed to keeping the prices down and only touting British produce.
