Stockport Pyramid Owners Surprise Manchester Musician at Album Signing

Antony Szmierek is a Manchester pop poet. He attended an album signing recently. Owners of the Stockport Pyramid surprised him there. They plan to make him part of its future.

Antony wrote a song called “The Great Pyramid Of Stockport.” It’s about the famous local building. The song mentions the pyramid’s history. It used to be an insurance HQ. Now, it will be an Indian restaurant called Royal Nawaab.

The Pyramid was built in 1987. Developers had big plans, but went bankrupt. The Co-operative took over and finished it. They used it until 2018.

Royal Nawaab will transform the Pyramid into a large Indian restaurant featuring banquet halls. There is space for 1,500 diners and 150 staff. They can host big events like weddings.

The Pyramid’s transformation is a big project. The owners plan a lavish refurbishment, and a new restaurant will open soon.

Mr. Mahboob Hussain owns Royal Nawaab. He met Antony at the album signing and bought a signed copy of the album.

According to Mr. Mahboob, the Pyramid is special to Antony. He said Antony’s song brought the building more attention, and they follow Antony’s success.

The signed album will be displayed at the Pyramid. It will be framed and put in the reception area.

Antony said the Pyramid inspires him. He feels the Pyramid is a reminder of human nature, and people try to build big things.

Antony will perform at Manchester’s Albert Hall on March 21. He will also be at Parklife festival in June.