The Dung Beatles return to Aylesbury to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Revolver, performing the groundbreaking Beatles album in full alongside a selection of timeless favourites in an evening dedicated to the music of John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Six of the nations finest exponents of classic swinging jazz including piano legend Nick Gill and Radio 3’s Alyn Shipton. Also featuring local singing sensation Kelly Michaeli and the Lindy Hop Dancers.
Celebrated folk duo Megson return with their distinctive blend of soaring vocals, rich harmonies and masterful musicianship. With a career spanning two decades and numerous award nominations, Debs and Stu Hanna continue to captivate audiences with their songwriting, humour and authentic folk sound.
The JdP’s monthly Cushion Concerts bring fun, interactive family music-making to life, led by soprano Becca Marriott. Children can explore instruments and musical styles in relaxed, engaging sessions—just bring a cushion, your singing voice, and plenty of enthusiasm!
Enjoy Beethoven and Grieg performed by the Opus13 String Quartet at Oxford Coffee Concerts in the historic Holywell Music Room.
The Alonetimes is a bold new music-theatre work about memory, loneliness, and belonging by composers Jennifer Walshe and Philip Venables.
Professor Myles Allen and Professor Stephen Fisher discuss net zero, fossil fuels, climate policy and the future of energy in a public talk.
Tribute show celebrating the music and artists of the 1980s with live performances and world-class musicians.
World-renowned choreographer Andreas Heise brings the songs and piano music of Mozart to life in a stunning fusion of movement, words and music.
The fantastic Areya Quartet returns to Oxford, bringing their characteristic mix of 1950s bop, Modern Jazz and original compositions.
The Searchers and Hollies Experience celebrates iconic 60s/70s hits with FOD Band in a high-energy tribute packed with classics.
Veteran journalist John Simpson draws on nearly six decades of reporting to examine the leaders and dictators who have shaped modern history. Combining personal experiences, political insight and audience questions, this thought-provoking event explores power, conflict and the forces influencing today’s world.
Enjoy Haydn, Murphy and Dvořák performed by the Davidoff Piano Trio at Oxford Coffee Concerts in the historic Holywell Music Room.
Rachel Podger and Alex Rolton perform Duologues, a recital of expressive baroque duos by Corelli and J.S. Bach.
Stories of exile, love, homeland and loss are threaded through Chopin’s music in this performance by acclaimed Ukrainian musician and actor Sasha Begma.
Brother Tree Sound explores British folk music with string quartets by Vaughan Williams and Holst, alongside traditional folksong arrangements.
Oxford Town Hall welcomes organist Stefan Donner for a lunchtime recital in the Main Hall, featuring the celebrated Father Willis Organ, with a relaxed atmosphere that invites audiences to enjoy beautiful music alongside their lunch, tea or coffee.
The Villiers Quartet performs Schubert’s Trout Quintet alongside works by Rebecca Clarke, Haydn and William Alwyn in its Late Schubert series.
Get ready for the ultimate night out – Vegas: After Hours brings five Strictly dance legends together for a spectacular new show that captures all the glitz, glamour, and excitement of Las Vegas.
Oxford Welsh Male Voice Choir joins Fron MVC for Arches and Spires, featuring traditional and contemporary songs from two celebrated choirs.
Pianist Yuko Sano performs Mozart, Chopin, Schubert and Bach at St John’s International Piano Series, alongside an exciting UK premiere.
In this exciting touring theatre show, expect a night of high energy with feel-good rock-and-roll featuring Tina’s greatest hits performed by the amazing vocal talent of Holly Bannis supported by a full 10-piece live band.
Oxford Coffee Concerts presents Haydn: String Quartet in D major, op 50 no 6 and Elgar: String Quartet in E minor, op 83 by Kleio Quartet.
The Proclaimers bring their tour featuring songs that are timeless, capturing a gamut of human emotions, written with poignancy, emotional honesty, political fire and wit.