Hi On Maiden

Fri 20 NovDoors 19:15

Hounds Of Love - The Kate Bush Celebration

The Wharf · Tavistock

Step into the ethereal world of Hounds Of Love - The Kate Bush Celebration, a tribute that faithfully recreates the artistry, passion, and magic of one of music’s most iconic and enigmatic performers, Kate Bush. This stunning production brings to life Kate Bush’s groundbreaking 1979 Tour of Life, a theatrical masterpiece that set the standard for combining music, dance, and visual storytelling. With meticulous attention to detail, Hounds Of Love delivers authentic and accurate renditions of Kate’s timeless hits, spanning her debut album The Kick Inside to her landmark Hounds of Love and beyond. Featuring incredible vocals that channel Kate’s unmistakable voice and a live band dedicated to capturing every nuance of her music, the show also captures the spirit, drama, and innovation that made her performances legendary. Prepare to be transported by unforgettable classics such as “Wuthering Heights,” “The Man with the Child in His Eyes,” “Babooshka,” “Running Up That Hill,” and, of course, “Hounds of Love.” This is more than a concert—it’s an experience that celebrates the genius of Kate Bush and her enduring legacy. Let Hounds Of Love - The Kate Bush C...

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Sat 21 NovDoors 19:15

Quo Connection

The Wharf · Tavistock

In answer to overwhelming support, former members of John Coghlan's Quo, Mick Hughes, Rick Chase, Pete Mace and Russ Chadd have reformed under the name of Quo Connection in order to begin the next chapter carrying on the legacy of Status Quo and John Coghlan. JCQ had been in existence for twenty-five years in various forms, and their final gig with John Coghlan on the 24th September 2022 was quite aptly played at Butlin's in Minehead where the Status Quo story first began. Playing many of Quo's hits plus some incredible album tracks, Quo Connection are eager to bring their high-octane show

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Thu 26 NovDoors 18:45

Adrian Cox Trio

The Wharf · Tavistock

Internationally acclaimed clarinetist and Buffet crampon artist Adrian Cox is a leading authority on New Orleans music, bringing an authentic and electrifying voice to the idiom. As a celebrated exponent of the style, Cox has dedicated his career to preserving and pushing the boundaries of early jazz, earning praise for his masterful technique, deep historical knowledge, and infectious energy on stage. His unrivalled feel and virtuosity for the music he plays have led to concerts with the biggest names in jazz including two concerts with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra both in London and New York. “The Wonderful World of Bechet” Sidney Bechet is the most revered saxophonist to come out of New Orleans, known for his stentorian sound and stirring musicality, he was a forerunner of jazz music, inspiring countless musicians to come including the Adrian Cox Trio. “The Wonderful World Of Bechet” explores Bechet’s impact on the world of music, through his contributions as a clarinettist, composer (Si Tu Vois Ma Mère) and recording artist (Summertime). The Adrian Cox Trio are an established group who have toured extensively worldwide focused on presentin...

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Sat 28 NovDoors 19:15

Stipe – authentic sounding REM Tribute

The Wharf · Tavistock

Stipe are recognised as the definitive tribute to R.E.M., the band from Athens, Georgia who are widely credited as pioneers of alternative rock, influencing countless bands who would follow, including Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Radiohead. R.E.M remain a model for young musicians everywhere: a band who always did things on their own terms, a band committed to doing the right thing for each other (such as splitting royalties equally), and never compromising on their artistic independence. They called it a day, on their own terms, in 2011, and have repeatedly ruled out ever reuniting. Having played to tens of thousands of people all over the UK and Europe, and not least to Michael Stipe himself on the ‘One Show’ (Michael described them as ‘awesome’), Stipe are a professional six-piece, who, as huge fans of the band, take the music (if not themselves) seriously. Iconic songs such as ‘Losing My Religion’ and ‘Everybody Hurts’ are recreated note-for-note, while Richard Southern’s studied vocal pays homage to Michael Stipe’s unique voice and enigmatic performance style. While all shows feature the familiar hits, every setlist is different. Deeper cuts from R.E.M.’s peer...

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Sat 14 NovDoors 07:30

Stained Glass

JT Soar · Nottingham

GigsRock

Sat 14 NovDoors 13:00

Coltrane & Hartmann on Impulse ft Mark Lockhart & Marvin Mounweke

BAPTIST Church · Loughton

In John Coltrane’s centenary year, this show explores the repertoire of Trane’s immortal 1963 collaboration with baritone singer Johnny Hartman. The phenomenal star vocalist and trumpeter Marvin Muoneké is joins founding Loose Tubes saxophonist Mark Lockheart, Tomorrow's Warriors founder Gary Crosby MBE on bass, international drummer Alfonso Vitale and top composer, band leader and damned-fine pianist Alex Webb on keys. We're celebrating his 100th Anniversary with this top-notch quintet taking us through John Coltrane's only vocal jazz album recorded on Impulse! Records in 1963 with the silky tones of Johnny Hartmann and a set interspersed with some other well-loved and deftly performed Coltrane tracks.

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Sat 14 NovDoors 13:00

M&P's Big Band Brunch

Matt And Phreds · Manchester

18-piece powerhouse TKNE play utterly epic jazz, funk, Latin, pop, film, TV, & library music KIDS GO FREE *PLEASE READ FULL INFO*

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Sat 14 NovDoors 13:00

Reg Meuross

Methodist Church · Ipstones

Earth Peace Day Gathering organised by Peace through Folk Saturday November 14th with Reg Meuross and friends Leek Peace Choir, Penny Barfield, Lester Simpson, The Unhappy Mundys, and Stephen Edkins including concerts plus singing workshop, singarounds, folk club sessions etc. 12.00 noon to 9.30 pm at Ipstones Folk Club in the Methodist Chapel, Ipstones in the Staffordshire Moorlands, ST10 2LY For more information, text or call: 07494 738 939 The Narrative that underpins the programme of this event is dedicated to the pursuit of Peace, Friendship, Reconciliation, Kindness and the survival of a sustainable Planet Earth. It also pays homage to those who left Ipstones and Foxt to go to war in 1914 - never to return, many of whom would have known this chapel well. They could not have conceived that man-made climate change would now be threatening the very existence of the human race. The programme in the afternoon will include a special screening of the film ‘People’s Emergency Briefing’ Programmes from 12.00 noon in the school room and local pubs. Informal sing-arounds and instrumental sessions . Chapel (the main venue) - 12.00 noon sound check 1.00 pm - doors open for afternoon...

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