Music

Drop in and hear Literally The Giffords filling the Town Hall with jazz music in an informal performance on Saturday 14th April, 26th May and 2nd June 11am - 1pm.

UNICEF CONCERT Keith James - The Music of Yusuf - Cat Stevens.

Proceeds and audience donations from this tour of concerts will go to the UNICEF UK Syrian Children’s appeal.

As a gesture of belief in the possibility of harmony and understanding within all of us interwoven in today’s World..
Keith James Presents an honest and loving reflection of the timeless and insightful music of Yusuf - Cat Stevens

Axes are a four piece based in London via Essex, Scotland, Iran and Denmark who create exciting and surprising instrumental music that combines playful melodic hooks, brutal dissonance and danceable grooves, reminiscent of label-mates Talons and Adebisi Shank.

Hoggs Bison are a Chippenham-come-Bristol based grove ridden post-rock band. Already trailing the local blaze at festivals such as ArcTanGent, the trio make a syncopated-instrumental-math sound, taking cues from bands such as Q & Not U and Faraquet.

This will be a standing event with limited seating available.

One of the UK’s most successful songwriters, Mark Chadwick, has co-written 20 chart singles and 6 Top 40 albums (including a Number 1) as part of the Levellers, the band he has fronted for over 25 years. Still going strong, the Levellers are festival favourites and have cemented their cherished status with headline performances at Glastonbury, Isle Of Wight, Cambridge Folk Festival, Bestival and Boomtown and many European and UK events and in 2003 they successfully created their own annual Beautiful Days Festival which takes place in August at Escot Park in Devon.

Periodically, a collaboration between two sets of musicians with their own unique identities produces an electrifying musical force that is even greater than the impressive sum of its parts.

As a trio, Gigspanner, formed by (ex-Steeleye Span) legendary fiddle player Peter Knight, has built a massive reputation for dismantling traditional music and song and "reshaping it in fascinating ways" fRoots Magazine