Join the First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte Sanctuary Choir for a spirited lunchtime concert of gospels and American choral highlights by Anton Copland, Elaine Hagenberg, Hoses Hogan, Stephen Paulus and others.
An Orchestral Tribute to Tim Burton & Dark Fantasy by Moonlight – An enchanting live performance of whimsical and otherworldly dark fantasy film music, brought to life by the Illuminated Orchestra, beneath the glow of a giant moon.
Tenor Santiago Sanchez and pianist Christopher Glynn perform Schumann’s Dichterliebe alongside songs by Albéniz, Guastavino, Ginastera and Turina in a programme of love, longing and loss.
Join Seven Drunken Nights as The Story of the Dubliners celebrates its incredible 10th Anniversary with a night of great Irish music.
Cécile McLorin Salvant’s UK premiere How far can a song travel? blends jazz, folk, and early music traditions in Book of Ayres, exploring how songs, stories, and instruments evolve across time, cultures, and borders.
Cécile McLorin Salvant’s UK premiere How far can a song travel? blends jazz, folk, and early music traditions in Book of Ayres, exploring how songs, stories, and instruments evolve across time, cultures, and borders.
London Concertante presents Seven Sins of Tango, a powerful 2026 show exploring passion and intensity through Argentine tango, with live music, new arrangements and expressive dance.
Oasiz celebrate 30 years of (What’s the Story) Morning Glory with a UK tour featuring iconic Oasis anthems and a setlist packed with fan favourites.
Rock for Heroes delivers a high-energy celebration of classic rock, featuring hits from Queen, Bon Jovi and Fleetwood Mac in a fun-filled live show with music, laughter and singalong moments.
Talon bring The Acoustic Collection to the stage, performing beautifully arranged classics by James Taylor, Eagles and more with four-part harmonies, acoustic instruments and relaxed, engaging charm.
Katy Ellis presents Taylormania, the ultimate Taylor Swift tribute. Experience Taylor’s hits live with an incredible band and dancers.
Anna Lapwood tours the UK with her bespoke organ, blending film scores and classical music in a unique live performance.
Beth Hart discusses the emotional story behind her song You Still Got Me, highlighting love, vulnerability, and the importance of support systems. Her career is defined by powerful performances, deep fan connection, and an honest exploration of struggle and resilience.
Sir Stephen Hough joins the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra to perform his Piano Concerto, ‘The World of Yesterday’, alongside Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis and Brahms’ Symphony No. 2, conducted by Marios Papadopoulos.
Grammy Award winner Ray LaMontagne will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his acclaimed debut album ‘Trouble’, performing it in its entirety.
Magic Queen recreates the iconic sound and spectacle of Queen, capturing the glam of the ’70s and the magic of the ’80s with powerful vocals, rich harmonies and high-energy performances that deliver an unforgettable live tribute experience.
Crendon Chamber Orchestra presents an evening of string masterpieces featuring Mozart, Suk and Tchaikovsky, led by guest director Gonzalo Acosta and leader Alan Thorogood.
Experience an unforgettable evening of Queen’s greatest anthems, performed live by candlelight at the beautiful Aylesbury Waterside Theatre.
Join in another sensational series of concerts in the breathtaking location of Hampton Court Palace this summer.
Join Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra for an unforgettable performance as the acclaimed conductor Daniel Harding leads the Orchestra in a programme that promises to blend musical depth with dramatic flair.
Featuring eight incredible singers and beatboxers, Enchord are always sure to dazzle audiences with their slick harmonies, tight arrangements and stunning voices
A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny is an award-winning queer musical packed with parody, drag, comedy and heart for one night only.
A fantastic two-day open-air music festival for all the family taking place in The Leys in Witney, Oxfordshire in June.
Ralph McTell brings an autobiographical evening of songs, stories and anecdotes from a career spanning close to sixty five years.