Signature Brew, famous for collaborating with musicians and bands, has launched a new crowdfunding campaign today — and it’s already overfunded.
The brewery was founded by a brewer and a musician with one simple philosophy — to brew beer that makes music better. It is raising funds to fuel its growth over what is going to be a seminal few years for the brand.
The only UK brewery to have have been named SIBA’s brewery of the year twice, Signature Brew is backed by a community of artists. Many have invested in the brewery personally and play an active role in the development of the business.
The brewery has worked with a multitude of bands and musicians from The Prodigy to Lola Young, Hot Chip to Hospital Records, and IDLES to The Darkness.
Since 2011, Signature Brew has built its community of artists, brands, and venues and is now London’s biggest independent brewery. Through flagship beers Studio Lager and Roadie All-Night IPA its bringing its passion of uniting people through the power of incredible beer, great music, and unforgettable experiences.
From its state-of-the-art brewery in Walthamstow, East London — complete with live music venue — it’s brewing fresh, award-winning beer that’s heading out to some of the best venues in the UK. These include Strongroom, Rough Trade, Bush Hall, and The British Music Experience.
The aim of this fundraise is to allow Signature Brew to take their unique business national and international, The beers, the bands, and the brand are going on tour to the best pubs, venues, and festivals around, as well as to supermarkets, convenience stores, and bottleshops.
Having launched to Seedrs publicly this morning, the brewery is already overfunding, having hit the 100% target of £700,000 immediately. To find out more and invest, click here.
“Our original goal of making beer better at the venues and festivals we loved to go to still drives us today,” said brewery co-founder Tom Bott, “and through our community of artists, venues, and partners, more and more venues are choosing to stock Signature Brew across the UK.”
Gus Unger-Hamilton, from alt-J — and also a Signature Brew investor — said: “Ever since alt-J collaborated with Signature Brew in 2018 I’ve loved the brewery and what the guys are trying to achieve with music and beer.
“Joe and I are passionate supporters of the business and can’t wait for the exciting journey ahead that awaits us all. As soon as we finish a tour, getting down to a Signature Brew venue for a pint and a gig is high on the agenda!”
