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Elvis, One Night Only
17th August 1977.
The world is waking to shock news: Elvis Presley is dead. And no one is taking it harder than the King himself. Holed up in Graceland, refusing to obey the laws of space and time, Elvis is determined to play one last show before he abdicates his throne.
With a live band and Darryl Clark as Elvis. Featuring songs such as Suspicious Minds,
Burning Love, An American Trilogy and many more. All culminating in a medley of your favourite Elvis classics.
WHY? Elvis takes a musical journey through his own past, with all the songs that defined the rock ‘n' roll generation
Courtyard Theatre
£15 (£13 RBWM Advantage Card holders)
Advantage Card holder tickets can be booked online using the code ADVANTAGE and entering you advantage card number when prompted.
- 25 Jan SOLD OUT
The Vinyl Frontier: Album Championships - Greatest Hits Version
Join host Jeff Lloyd for an evening of music, trivia and fun!
Eight challengers bring their favourite Greatest Hits LP to battle through two heats to try and make the final to be crowned Album Champion for 2020!
Studio
£8
Mozart Birthday Concert
St John’s Chamber Orchestra
Rafael Ruiz (piano)
Poppy Shotts (soprano)
Rachel Porter (oboe)
Helen Paskins (clarinet)
Simon Payne (bassoon)
Jennifer Steele (horn)
Nigel Wilkinson (conductor)
Mozart Divertimento in F, K.138
Sinfonia concertante in E , K.297b
Ch’io mi scordi di te, K.505
Piano Concerto No.17 in G, K.453
Brazilian pianist Rafael Costa is the soloist in one of the most sparkling of all Mozart’s piano concertos. He joins Poppy Shotts for a magnificent concert aria with piano obbligato.
WHY? Celebrating St John’s Chamber Orchestra’s 40th season
Courtyard Theatre
£18 (£16.50 conc) (£5 under 16s)
Teddies Music Club
Sing • Dance • Play
We’ll get you bouncing, jumping, tickling, giggling, laughing, oh and singing!
Teddies is energetic, lively and fun for grown-ups and children alike, with a singer and musician at every session.
Spring
Wed 15 Jan – 29 Apr (exc 19 Feb, 8 and 15 Apr)
10am – 11am
£6 (including one adult) | £4 per siblings or additional adult
Suitable for ages 0-5 years.
Please book one free 'Accompanying Adult' tickets for this workshop, and a free 'Baby Seat' if you are bringing a sibling under 6 months
Acoustic Guitar - Absolute Beginners
Led by Richard Lee.
Always wanted to learn guitar but never got around to it? Want to trade your air guitar skills for real guitar skills? It is never too late to learn. Learn guitar right from the beginning. These are fun and informative lessons from a guitarist with over 20 years’ experience.
Spring
Wed 15 Jan – 12 Feb, 26 Feb – 25 Mar and 1 Apr – 29 Apr
7pm – 8pm
£40 per 5 week course
Suitable for 18+ years.
- 29 Jan
- 5 Feb
- 11 more dates...
Acoustic Guitar - Beginners (Wed)
Led by Richard Lee.
Always wanted to learn guitar but never got around to it? Want to trade your air guitar skills for real guitar skills? It is never too late to learn. Learn guitar right from the beginning. These are fun and informative lessons from a guitarist with over 20 years’ experience.
Spring
Wed 15 Jan – 12 Feb, 26 Feb – 25 Mar and 1 Apr – 29 Apr
8.15pm – 9.15pm
£40 per 5 week course
Suitable for 18+ years.
- 29 Jan
- 5 Feb
- 11 more dates...
Acoustic Guitar - Beginners (Thursdays)
Led by Richard Lee.
Always wanted to learn guitar but never got around to it? Want to trade your air guitar skills for real guitar skills? These are fun and informative lessons from a guitarist with over 20 years’ experience.
Spring
Thur 16 Jan – 13 Feb, 27 Feb – 26 Mar and 2 Apr – 30 Apr
7pm – 8pm
£40 per 5 week course
- 30 Jan
- 6 Feb
- 11 more dates...
ISQ - Requiem for the Faithful Tour
A critically-acclaimed post-jazz/art pop quartet from London featuring Irene Serra (vocals), Richard Sadler (double bass), Naadia Sheriff (piano) and Chris Nickolls (drums).
It is in a live setting that these musicians really show their jazz roots, expanding the framework of the songs and relishing in the musical spontaneity and interplay.
WHY? ‘A melting pot of genres – jazz, pop, acoustic and experimental – which all blend together to entrancing effect’ Time Out London Critics Choice
Studio
£14 (£12 conc)
Acoustic Guitar - Intermediate
Led by Richard Lee.
Always wanted to learn guitar but never got around to it? Want to trade your air guitar skills for real guitar skills? It is never too late to learn. Learn guitar right from the beginning. These are fun and informative lessons from a guitarist with over 20 years’ experience.
Spring
Thur 16 Jan – 13 Feb, 27 Feb – 26 Mar and 2 Apr – 30 Apr
8.15pm – 9.15pm
£40 per 5 week course
Suitable for 18+ years.
- 30 Jan
- 6 Feb
- 11 more dates...
Musical Memories
Led by Rona Topaz
A sociable choir for people living with dementia, led by a professional singer.
Even if you think you can’t sing a note, join in with popular jazz, pop and movie theme tunes from the 1940s through to 1980s. Songs covered include Fly Me To the Moon, Que Sera Sera, Edelweiss, You Are My Sunshine, King of the Road and more!
Carers don’t have to be present, so it’s a chance to have a little respite and relax in the Café Bar.
Spring
Fri 17 Jan – 24 Apr (exc 21 Feb, 10 and 17 Apr)
1.30pm – 2.30pm
£6 per session, including one free carer
An Evening with Martyn Ware (Heaven 17)
Heaven 17 and The Human League founder Martyn Ware joins Jeff to chat about his career at the forefront of electronic music over four decades.
He’s been a top music producer for the likes of Tina Turner, Erasure and Terence Trent D’Arby and a leading electronic soundscape artist.
WHY? With vinyl tracks from early Human League plus other examples of Martyn’s craft over the years
Studio
£14 (£12 conc)
The Vinyl Frontier: Charity Auction
Join host Jeff Lloyd for a sociable evening of music, trivia and chat.
Join Jeff Lloyd and DJ Mark Cooper as they spin tracks from a variety of artists and genres then get ready to bid as the lights go up and the auction starts for each disc! All profits go to charity.
WHY? Hear music in its finest form – on vinyl and in fabulous hi-fi!
Studio
£8
Prince Tribute - Endorphinmachine
A nine piece tribute to one of the most talented artists and astonishing live performers the world has ever seen.
All band members are genuine fans and have honed their live shows into a powerful tour-de-force.
Expect all the hits including Lets Go Crazy, When Doves Cry, Purple Rain, Kiss, 1999, Little Red Corvette, U Got The Look, Alphabet St and Cream.
WHY? Jaw-breaking high notes, screams and high heels, wailing guitar solos, Linn drums, loops, funky bass, live horns, and that famous 'purple' sense of humour
Courtyard Theatre
£16
Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet! Disco Love Fest
Get ready to boogie at this funk-tastic, feelgood 70s and 80s night.
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than partying with those you love (friends, family, spouses, partners, colleagues, whoever) at Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet - as recommended by Time Out, BBC Radio 4, Stella magazine.
There’s dancer-led ‘line-ups’ to get you into the groove, prizes for the best retro outfits (you don’t have to dress up but lots do) and eco-glitter face-painting for added disco sparkle, plus free sweets and ice pops.
It’s going to be a night to remember!
WHY? 'Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet makes you feel so good it should be on the NHS' partygoer Yvonne
This is a dancing event with some allocated seating.
Courtyard Theatre
£15 in advance (£18 on the door)
Steve Simone presents Legends of Soul
In this compact solo show, Steve performs soul hits.
He grew up in Long Island, New York where he found an ear for music. He is known for his dynamic stage presence and has worked all over the world.
WHY? With all the hits such as Stand By Me, My Girl, What’s Going On, Sweet Soul Music, I Just Called to Say I Love You and more
Studio
£14 (£12 RBWM Advantage Card holders)
Advantage Card holder tickets can be booked online using the code ADVANTAGE and entering you advantage card number when prompted.
Steve Simone presents History of Motown
The seasoned singer and entertainer presents an hour of chat, looking at the legendary era of Motown.
This detailed presentation includes a look at the driving forces behind the music and original video clips of the artists.
WHY? A unique analysis of the whole of Motown – from the songwriters and producers to the choreographers and singers
Studio
£12 (£10 conc)
Papa Truck
Papa Truck back at Norden Farm!
The five piece Bluegrass Band are back to perform new material from their soon to be released 4th Album. They write and perform home grown Bluegrass from the home counties.
WHY? A perfect blend of great song writing, vocal harmonies and strong musicianship that guarantees to put a smile on your face, and get your toes tapping…maybe even a little dance!
Studio
£14, £12 Advantage Card holders
She'Koyokh - First Dance on Second Avenue
Described by The Guardian as 'one of the finest British-based exponents of global music', She’Koyokh is a virtuosic, versatile and prize-winning band playing klezmer and Sephardic music and songs from the Balkans and Turkey.
Their latest album, First Dance on Second Avenue, was nominated in the 2018 Songlines World Music Awards and received 5 stars in the Evening Standard and fROOTS.
Their show is an intoxicating and inspiring blend of vocals, clarinet, flute, bagpipes, guitar, accordion, double bass and percussion. Their members hail from Turkey, the Balkans and the UK and their repertoire is rooted in tradition. From Jewish weddings, Romanian mountains, Serbian villages, Bulgarian festivals and Turkish saunas, each song has a story to tell about love, life, sadness and joy. There is a saying in the Balkans that this music makes you cry and dance at the same time.
WHY? The band are regular visitors to BBC Radio 3 and recently composed and performed a klezmer concerto as a prelude to Mahler’s 1st Symphony with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Studio
£14 (£12 Supporters)
Maria Wloszczowska on violin with Sophia Rahman (piano)
Presented by Maidenhead Music Society
Schubert Sonatina in A minor no.3
Beethoven Sonata in A major no.2
Dvorak Romantic pieces op.75
Prokofiev Sonata in F minor
Prize-winning Polish violinist Maria Wloszczowska performas as a soloist and chamber musician worldwide. She gave her debut recital at the Wigmore Hall in 2016. Sophia Rahman won the Royal Overseas League's Accompanist Award and other prizes.
WHY? Perfect playing of perfect chamber music
Courtyard Theatre
£15 (MMS Members £10), £5 under 18s
Hashmat Sultana
The ‘Sufi sisters’ were propelled into the limelight in 2016’s Indian TV talent show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa.
Since then Hashmat and Sultana have been winning the hearts of audiences in India and internationally with their contemporary twist on traditional Punjabi folk and ancient Sufi music. They are now touring the UK with a full live band.
WHY? The duo are an internet sensation with over 25 million views online for their song Rang
'A bursting, transcendent performance of religious Sufi music mixed with contemporary Indian beats and thumping kick drums' Rhythm Passport
Presented in association with Asian Arts Agency
Courtyard Theatre
£15
Swing into Spring - Tina May (vocalist)
Presented by Jazz at the Farm
Tina's stunning range, creative dexterity and repertoire equally suits her on-stage performances in Paris, New York and recently, Australia as well as the intimate club-style presentation of Jazz at Norden Farm.
Supported by a special Quartet, Will Gibson (alto & tenor sax), Alex Hutton (piano), Andy Cleyndert (bass) and David Ingamells (drums).
Studio
£15 (£13 conc), £5 under 16s
Cara Dillon
This extraordinary Irish singer has been captivating audiences and achieving exceptional acclaim for over 20 years.
Alongside a selection of favourites from her previous releases, Cara performs material from her new album Wanderer. It is a collection of beautiful and moving songs recorded in an intimate setting with her husband and musical partner Sam Lakeman.
WHY? ‘Quite possibly the world's most beautiful female voice’ Mojo Magazine
Courtyard Theatre
£22
Choice Grenfell
In these somewhat uncertain times comes a wonderful evening of warmth, wit and gentle humour.
The best of Joyce’s hilarious songs and monologues from Stately As A Galleon and Free Activity Period to A Terrible Worrier and First Flight.
Joyce is our guide for a delightful delve into some of her most endearing characters, ably accompanied by her trusted pianist William Blezard.
As Joyce would have said “We request the pleasure of your company” in the company of one of Britain’s best loved comediennes.
The family of William Blezard (Joyce’s musical director and pianist) have also given permission for us to use material from previously unheard rehearsal tape recordings and personal letters sent from Joyce to William.
WHY? The show will provide a completely unique view into the life of Joyce Grenfell through the eyes of her well respected friend, William Blezard
Courtyard Theatre
£15, £13 Supporters
The Royal Ballet:The Cellist/Dances at a Gathering
Encore screening.
The inspiration for Cathy Marston’s first work for The Royal Ballet main stage is the momentous life and career of the cellist Jacqueline du Pré. Jerome Robbins’s elegant and elegiac classic forms the second part of the programme.
WHY? Set to music by Chopin, this is a masterpiece of subtlety and invention
Courtyard Theatre
£15
A Garland of Song
Taplow Girls’ Choir hosts an evening of choral music with three excellent choirs.
Their guests are the Beaconsfield High School Chorale conducted by Caroline Goodall and the Borlase Gospel Choir – led by students Georgia Tuke and Ava Sherwood-Roberts.
WHY? An evening not to be missed!
Courtyard Theatre
£12 (£10 under 16s)
The Pendulum Quintet
Presented by Jazz at the Farm.
Featuring sparklingly creative musicians from the stable of The Pendulum Jazz Orchestra, who are rapidly rising to become the UK's young jazz statesmen. You will know them!
WHY? With Simon Allen (saxes), Paul Jordanous (trumpet), Alex Hutton (piano), Andy Cleyndert (bass) and Clark Tracey (drums).
Studio
£15 (£13 conc) (£5 under 16s)
Treasure Beyond Measure - 30 Years of Music by Jewel Tones
Join Jewel Tones and Crosfields School Chamber Choir for an afternoon of music!
Courtyard Theatre
£10
Songs from Ireland
Pat Abernethy (from Belfast) and Dave Marsden (from Dublin) return to their Irish roots for this intimate evening of music and stories.
All the songs reflect the Irish spirit in its many forms - nostalgia, romance, emigration, politics, loss, humour and more. Between songs, you will also be regaled with stories from their days in Ireland.
WHY? Featuring songs from the likes of Paul Brady, Tommy Makem, The Furey Brothers, Van Morrison and Val Doonican
Presented by Isosceles
Studio
£14 (£12 conc)
Our World
An evening of music, dance, song and drama showcasing the aspirations and talent of BCA’s young performers.
WHY? See what the world looks like though the eyes of the students
Courtyard Theatre
£10 (£8 conc)
Siobhan Miller
One of Scotland’s foremost folk singers, Siobhan Miller is an exceptional talent.
She is renowned for her unique vocal style paired with evocative song-writing, and a fusion of indie and alternative music with her strong folk roots. She is backed by three musicians on guitar, bass and fiddle.
WHY? Alongside a 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Award, she is the only ever three-time winner of Scots Singer of the Year at the BBC Alba Scots Trad Music Awards
Studio
£16.50
Chamber Philharmonic Europe Orchestra
Founded 2006 in Cologne, Germany, the orchestra engages talented young musicians from 18 European nations.
Its outstanding high artistic level has been confirmed by many concerts and festivals as well as press and critics. The orchestra will play concertos and other pieces by Vivaldi, Hummel, Suk, Bach, Rachmaninoff and Nielsen.
WHY? A rare opportunity to hear an international chamber orchestra
Courtyard Theatre
£17 (MMS Members £12), £5 under 18s or 1 free with an adult ticket
Martin Turner ex Wishbone Ash - Wishbone Gold
Martin Turner and his band return to the Courtyard Theatre in to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the formation of the original Wishbone Ash. The band will perform another classic album in its entirety – 1971's Pilgrimage.
Wishbone Ash was formed by West Country musicians Martin Turner and Steve Upton, in 1969
Five decades later, the music of the classic line-ups of Wishbone Ash continues to delight audiences worldwide through both live performances and a rich legacy of recorded work that continues to be enjoyed by fans old and new.
Martin Turner continues to perform the band’s best loved works with his current line-up, which features guitarists Danny Willson and Misha Nikolic and drummer Tim Brown.
The Spring 2020 Wishbone Gold tour will see Martin and his band performing 1971’s iconic Pilgrimage album – as well as other favourites from the classic era of Wishbone Ash, including Argus highlights.
WHY? The Wishbone Gold tour will mark the very first time Pilgrimage has been performed in its entirety on stage and this tour is an event that no Wishbone Ash aficionado will want to miss
Courtyard Theatre
£19
The Vinyl Frontier: Keane's Hopes & Fears vs The Scissor Sisters' self-titled debut
Join host Jeff Lloyd for a sociable evening of music, trivia and chat.
Two debut LPs from 2004 – the biggest selling LPs of that year – battle it out for your vote.
Will it be the wistful delicate charm of Tom Chaplin or the disco glam of Jake Shears that gets the nod?
WHY? Hear music in its finest form – on vinyl and in fabulous hi-fi!
Studio
£8
Mother's Day Singalong with Mairi Cowieson & Friends
An uplifting family concert by West End singer Mairi Cowieson.
Enjoy singing along to songs from stage and screen, including Mary Poppins, the Lion King and Frozen.
The 11.30am show is a Relaxed performance – ideal for families with babies and toddlers or children with SEND
Suitable for all ages.
WHY? Come dressed up or grab something from our dressing up box!
Studio
£11 (£9 under 16s), Family & Friends (4 people) £36
The Royal Opera: Fidelio
Encore screening.
Beethoven’s only opera is an uplifting story of risk and triumph. Set in strong counterpoint are the ingredients of domestic intrigue, determined love and the cruelty of an oppressive regime.
WHY? This new production is conducted by Antonio Pappano, starring Jonas Kaufmann and Lise Davidsen
Courtyard Theatre
£15
Echoes by Mi Flamenco
Mi Flamenco's evocative new production, Echoes, combines engaging imagery, emotive flamenco dance and soul-stirring music and voice.
Original music by Uri Tal (virtuoso guitar) combines with the haunting sound of Sean O’Connell’s flute and the raw vocal power of singer Luis Vargas Monge.
Add the dance passion and sophisticated strength from Ester Tal and Tomas Arroquero and you have all the necessary ingredients to lose yourself in an immersive experience of flamenco sights and sounds.
WHY? 'Stunning flamenco dancing backed up by hugely talented guitar players and singers'
Helen Potter, Docklands Review
Courtyard Theatre
£16 (£15 conc)
The Royal Ballet: Swan Lake
Encore screenings.
Liam Scarlett’s glorious production of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, new in 2018, returns for its first revival. The production breathes new life into what is arguably the best-known and most-loved classical ballet.
WHY? This eternal tale of doomed love is a masterpiece filled with iconic moments
‘There are superlative performances – and the world’s most glamorous black tutu – in Liam Scarlett’s new take on the classic’ ★★★★The Guardian
Read the full review here.
Courtyard Theatre
£15
Concertini with YolanDa Brown
The star of Cbeebies YolanDa’s Band Jam is a world renowned saxophonist and multi MOBO award winner.
Stay on afterwards for the chance to try the instruments courtesy of Dawkes Music.
Age guidance 4+ years.
The 11.30am show is a Relaxed performance – ideal for families with babies and toddlers or children with SEND
WHY? Expect a fusion of reggae, jazz and soul
Courtyard Theatre
£11 (£9 under 16s), Family & Friends (4 people) £36
Rock and Roll Cabaret
It's 1959 and a stormy night forces a group of friends to run for shelter at their local diner.
They only have the wireless and their guitars for entertainment. The friends reminisce on their favourite songs from the 1950s. Featuring the music of Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Bill Haley and many more, this is definitely a night to remember!
WHY? A journey back in time to celebrate the music of Rock and Roll!
Studio
£10
London Astrobeat Orchestra
A West African re-enactment of The Beatles’ last ever recorded studio album Abbey Road.
The London Astrobeat Orchestra are a funky, rhythmic, anthemic, percussive, and earth-shatteringly tight live band. They perform the treasured Beatles classics over a backbeat of Afro-Mandingue grooves embellished with intricate Malian Kora.
WHY? This is AfroBeatleMania!!!
Courtyard Theatre
£15 (£13 Supporters)
The Grahams
The Americana duo are travelling troubadours with a desire to build on foundations laid by their musical predecessors.
Alyssa and Doug Graham draw on American folk culture, experimenting further on their new record. Their music is inspired by journeys on rail, river and along Route 66. Doug's masterful resonator slide-work and harmonies fuel Alyssa's locomotive voice and driving guitar chords.
WHY? ‘Real emotive, powerful lyrics that make your hairs on your arms stick up’ Fatea Records
Studio
£14 (£12 conc)
The Clark Tracey Quintet
Presented by Jazz at the Farm.
Internationally renowned multi-award winning Clark Tracey has led his own ensembles for more than 30 years. These have included Guy Barker, Zoe Rahman and Alec Dankworth along with many other now familiar names.
Clark's latest group is Sean Payne (sax), James Copus (trumpet), Elliott Sanson (piano) and James Owston (bass). They are joined by Clark on drums.
WHY? The quintet has been tipped as Clark’s best line up for several years
Studio
£15 (£13 conc) (£5 under 16s)
The Vinyl Frontier: Electric Dreams - Jeff's History of Electronic Pop Music in 12 tracks
Join host Jeff Lloyd for a sociable evening of music, trivia and chat.
Can Jeff really cover 60 years’ worth of electronic pop music in just a dozen tunes? Come and hear this fascinating musical journey through time and see whether you agree with his choices…!
WHY? Hear music in its finest form – on vinyl and in fabulous hi-fi!
Studio
£8
The Royal Ballet: Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci
Live screening.
The award-winning production by Damiano Michieletto. Two opera classics are drawn together in this wonderfully observed re-creation of life in a south Italian village as a travelling theatre visits and emotions erupt.
WHY? Presents vividly the fast-moving, shocking events brought about by secret love and uncontrollable jealousy
Courtyard Theatre
£15
Marie Francois plays the piano
Maidenhead Music Society presents
Haydn Sonata no. 53 hob. XVI/34
Chopin Scherzo no 1 B minor op. 20
Debussy Pour le piano
Ravel Jeux d'eau
Chopin Preludes op. 28
The Belgian pianist plays a programme including the first of Chopin’s Scherzos and all 24 of his op.28 preludes.
WHY? ‘Marie has a highly distinctive way of playing, emotional and intuitive’ Challenge Records
Courtyard Theatre
£15 (MMS Members £10), £5 under 18s or 1 free with an adult ticket
Danni Nicholls
Danni’s passionate delivery, guitar play, captivating velvet voice and charmingly engaging between-song banter offer spell binding performances.
Having received consecutive AMA-UK award nominations (2017 UK Album of the Year for Mockingbird Lane, 2018 UK Artist of the Year), touring with legends Shakin' Stevens, Lucinda Williams, also The Secret Sisters, singer-songwriter Danni Nicholls has been enjoying an incredible ride.
Her third studio album The Melted Morning was released 2019.
WHY? 'An incredibly well-crafted album' ★★★★★ Maverick Magazine
'A polished dark gem' Americana-UK
'I absolutely love the elegance and beauty of her music' Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2
Studio
£12.50
London Zulu
An Afrobeat global funk mashup fronted by Soweto born, London raised vocalist Ingrid Webster.
Featuring members of the London collective Transglobal Underground.
The band was formed in tribute to Doreen Thobekile Webster, Ingrid’s mother. After being exiled from South Africa in the apartheid era, she became a major figure in the London African scene. She appeared in the musical Ipi Tombi, singing with Shikisha, Transglobal Underground, the KLF and many others. She was also a regular participant at Club Mwalimu.
Transglobal Underground produced her solo album London Zulu which was one of the first UK based Afro-electronic releases. After Doreen sadly passed away, her band reformed with Ingrid to play a number of tributes to her memory. The reaction to Doreen’s inspirational music and Ingrid’s charismatic onstage vibe was so strong that they’ve continued ever since. Ingrid and the band are still in regular demand around the city they’re named after.
Studio
£15 (£13 conc)
An Evening Without Kate Bush
The chaotic cabaret cult, An Evening Without Kate Bush is here!
Enter Strange Phenomena, howl with the The Hounds Of Love and dance on the moors with Wuthering Heights. Kate's not there, but you are.
From the makers of Julie Madly Deeply. But completely different.
Performer Sarah-Louise Young (The Showstoppers, La Soiree) has teamed up with director Russell Lucas (Warped at VAULT Festival) to explore the music and mythology of one of the most influential voices in British music.
From releasing Wuthering Heights at the age of 19 to selling out the Hammersmith Apollo nearly forty years later, Bush has always surprised and confounded her critics. Through it all her fans have stayed strong.
WHY? Young invites you to celebrate Kate's songs with this unique and mind-blowing show
Studio
£14
The Sound of Springsteen
The eight piece band take to the stage for the second year of touring in 2020.
With a passion for the work of 'The Boss', this tribute to Bruce Springsteen brings their years of live performances and recording to rock you with the legend's greatest hits and deep cuts.
WHY? With songs like, Born In The USA, Glory Days, Streets of Philadelphia and many more, this is a night of passion for Springsteen!
Courtyard Theatre
£20
The Amy Winehouse Experience
Stars in Their Eye’s finalist and X Factor boot-camp contestant Emma Wright provides an authentic tribute to the enormous talent of Amy Winehouse.
Accompanied by a full backing band, they recreate the sound of this heady mix of jazz, soul and pop.
WHY? Be taken on a journey through the emotional rollercoaster of Amy’s song writing, guaranteed to have you singing and dancing throughout this full stage show
Courtyard Theatre
£19 (£17 conc)
Never 42
The UK’s premier Level 42 tribute band.
Never 42 is the expression of their combined passion for the musicianship of Mark King, Mike Lindup and the upbeat jazz funk sound that is Level 42. They perform with an uncanny accuracy which has earned them a thumbs up from Mark King.
The impressive five piece band are individually brilliant musicians. They bring to the band extensive musical careers which includes touring and alongside professional session musicians.
WHY? Expect to hear all the favourites – Livin it up (The Sun Goes Down), Lessons In Love, Something About You, The Chant Has Begun, Starchild, Are You Hearing What I Hear, Hot Water… and so many more!
Courtyard Theatre
£17
Bye Bye Baby
Bye Bye Baby are a jaw-dropping tribute to the musical phenomenon Jersey Boys and the timeless, iconic music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.
Incredible four part harmonies, roof raising falsetto complete with energetic and stylish choreography ensures that Bye Bye Baby is a show that will make it a night remember!
WHY? Includes 31 of Valli’s greatest hits including Sherry, December ’63 (Oh What A Night), Grease, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Beggin’, Working My Way Back To You and many more!
Courtyard Theatre
£20
Midsummer Ceilidh
You’ll be in safe hands with the expert calling and playing from our band Nedron’s Jig.
Between them they play squeezebox, fiddle, mandola and bass. The four musicians consist of two from the folk super-group Feast of Fiddles and two from the band Phungus.
WHY? A social evening of dance in our atmospheric 18th century Long Barn - no experience necessary!
Long Barn
£15 (£13 conc)
The Total 60s and 70s Show
Experience the two greatest decades in rock.
Take yourself back to an era of big riffs, timeless tracks and unforgettable anthems by artists including T Rex, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Cream, Jeff Beck, The Kinks, Cream, Jimi Hendrix and more. Get down to the true spirit of the 60s and 70s, when the world was changing and so were we!
The band features top musicians who have worked with members of The Who, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters and The Small Faces:
Johnny Warman (vocals)
Marcus Flynn (guitar - from The Guitar Legends)
Steve Tilling (bass and vocals)
Richard Willoughby (drums)
WHY? ‘Well worth checking these guys out. Not to be missed’ The Who
‘The greatest sixties band on the planet’ Time Out
‘Songs to delight the diehard fans and casual observers… played stunningly’ The Herald
‘If you want to see an electric performance by a band that loves music and loves what they do, go and see the Johnny Warman's Magic Bus’ Ridge Radio
Courtyard Theatre
£17
The Total Who Show
Get ready for two hours of hits and classics by The Who - including Won't Get Fooled Again, My Generation, Pinball Wizard, Who Are You, Substitute, Can't Explain, The Seeker and I Can See For Miles.
Performed by Johnny Warman's Magic Bus. The band features a line up of top musicians who have performed with Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend and John Entwistle from the band itself.
They have worked also worked with the likes of David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters and The Small Faces.
WHY? 'Well worth checking these guys out. Not to be missed' The Who
Courtyard Theatre
£17
Halloween Barn Dance
A spooky Halloween Barn Dance featuring live music from Norden Farm favourites Cut a Shine.
Dance your socks off in wigs, hats and costumes while raising the rafters of the 18th century Long Barn.
Zombies, Ghosts and Witches all welcome …
Long Barn
£15
John Lennon Tribute UK
Visualise a young Lennon and you have Gaz Keenan. Add a highly professional backing band and from the start you know this is a live music experience you won't forget.
The Lennon Retrospective is a two hour show that promises to take you on a journey through John Lennon’s popular back catalogue, serving up classic solos and Lennon penned early Beatles classics.
Fronted by Gaz Keenan, the band of professional musicians have played theatres countywide with the show, designed to offer an authentic Lennon experience.
A look alike and sound alike, Gaz featured in the ITV show The Big Audition which he went on to win. His ability to recreate John's soulful vocals alongside passionate guitar and piano work, is clear to see on stage. The show is stitched together with costume changes, uncanny mannerisms and caustic wit.
WHY? 'No-one can top Gaz who looks like Lennon in his early years' The Daily Express
Courtyard Theatre
£16
Kingdom of Madness: Classic Magnum
Members of Magnum’s classic era line-ups reunite to perform classic Magnum songs from the celebrated 1978-94 period.
One of the UK’s finest exponents of melodic rock music. Magnum achieved high album and singles chart positions in both the UK and Europe, gaining a reputation as one of the UK most captivating bands, both musically and visually.
Highlights of the band’s career include regular sold-out tours and appearances at major festivals.
The line up includes:
Mark Stanway (keyboards) (Magnum 1980-2016, Grand Slam)
Micky Barker (drums) (Magnum 1985-95)
Richard Bailey (keyboards, flute) (Magnum 1975-80, Whitesnake)
Mo Birch (vocals, percussion) (Magnum, Go West, UB40)
Courtyard Theatre
£20