We could not be more excited to welcome you to Spring at The Forum!
Within this brochure, we delve into the fascinating history of The Forum—from cinema to bomb damage, film to faith— while looking ahead to The Forum’s future, showcasing some of our brightest rising stars, supporting the community and furthering our commitment to the environment.
Event listings and booking information are also included, providing you with all the information you will need to join us for a springtime of the finest music, our greatest comics, celebrities and so much more. We have and always will nurture a passion for supporting emerging talent, hosting the world’s finest artists and providing audiences with an experience to remember for the rest of their lives.
This Spring, we kick off the year with this more at our core than ever before. From our commitment to the communities that have supported The Forum for nearly a century, with school productions and dance shows throughout the year, to our dedication to supporting the Bath arts scene and the freshest talent emerging from its midst, The Forum is more than a venue—we are a family
Head inside for more information about some of the incredible shows we have to offer this season, from Mogwai to KT Tunstall, Billy Ocean to Katie Melua, Sara Pascoe to Tim Peake, and so many more.
We hope you enjoy the pages that follow and look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful venue very soon.
The Forum is the largest theatre-style music and arts venue in the World Heritage City of Bath
Having opened its doors to the public as a cinema in 1934, this remarkable venue will celebrate its 90th birthday next May. Built by William Henry Watkins and E Morgan Willmott, it showcases a combination of Art Deco and Neo-Classical style.
From the building’s origins as a cinema, bringing joy to the masses of Bath during the Great Depression, to standing proud through the Second World War, from its time hosting a Dance School to being the concert hall it is today, The Forum is steeped in history. Merely walking through to the auditorium, it is still possible to see the now-restored cracks in the beautiful Art Deco floor from nearby air raids during the war. All areas of the venue, from the wall lighting to the paintwork and ornaments, are true to the original building.
Today, The Forum provides a luxurious audience experience within an elegant auditorium. However, it is The Forum’s ability to offer this unique history while showcasing the most internationally acclaimed musicians, celebrities and shows that really sets it apart from the crowd.
Bringing together the old and the new, The Forum is a vibrant and lively cultural hub, bringing to Bath the same joy and memorable experiences as the original cinema in 1934 while driving Bath’s cultural scene into the future.
At The Forum, we are dedicated to ensuring the venue and every member of the team continue to have the same positive impact on the community that we have since the venue’s origins. The building has served as a symbol for unity and community within Bath and this is something we remain passionate about today. Behind the glitz and glamour of our evening shows, there are a whole host of unseen events from meals for the homeless and young carers, support for foster families, playing host to a wealth of other organisations in the community and so much more.
From changing the lighting to be more energy efficient, to employing a fantastic team of technicians and maintenance staff to repair rather than replace and aiming to increase our recycling to almost ninety per cent, The Forum is committed to minimising its impact on the environment, pushing for a world in which we can continue to enjoy these fantastic shows.
Having welcomed to the stage worldleading, internationally acclaimed musicians, bands, comedians and shows for many years, we are pleased to announce that The Forum is looking forward to a year like never before!
Packed with the most exciting new talents, our most hilariously funny comedians and showcasing some of the world’s leading and most iconic musicians and bands, our schedule is full of the highest quality acts. From Katie Melua to Suede, Midge Ure to James, Sara Pascoe to the iconic ‘I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue,’ there are stars at every turn, the freshest talent and our most iconic household names.
While a current calendar of events can be seen on the back cover of this brochure, new shows are added daily so keep an eye on our website for more and be the first to purchase your tickets as soon as they are available.
For more information, please visit www.bathforum.co.uk.
Bath Phil & Jcenceba Kannceh-Mason | Tuce 0 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
A concert for Valentine’s Night to fall in love with, featuring some of the most passionate music ever written for orchestra, including Verdi’s Overture to The Force of Destiny (Stella Artois advert), Masacagni’s beautiful Intermezzo (featured in the films Raging Bull and The Godfather III) and the Prelude and Leibstod from Wagner’s opera Tristan and Isolde (Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo & Juliet).
Bath Phil & Jcennifcer Pikce | Wced 14 April Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
In an orchestral concert that focusses on the power of the human spirit to struggle over adversity, the composers Ludwig van Beethoven and Jean Sibelius loom large, but important figures continue to emerge including Isobel Waller Bridge and Joseph Bologne, Chavalier de St George. We are joined on this intense musical journey by Jennifer Pike—one of the country’s finest violinists.
Thce Lord Of Thce Rings & Thce Hobbit Thce Conicert | Mon 1 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £29
In a two-hour performance, the legendary world of the Hobbits is brought to life in a unique musical event. From the threatening sounds of Mordor and the shrill attack of the black riders to the beautiful lyrical melodies of the elves – it will transform any concert hall into a musical setting of Middle-Earth.
London Symphony Orihcestra: Barbara Hannigan | Mon 06 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6pm, Doors: 6:30pm, Start: 7pm | from £15
We herald the start of spring as Barbara Hannigan and the London Symphony Orchestra perform blissed-out visions of heaven from Mahler and Messiaen. As a singer, there’s nothing Barbara Hannigan can’t do, and as a conductor she drives straight to the places that other musicians wouldn’t dare.
Danicel Martincez Flamcenio Company | Tuce 0 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £24
The production ‘Art of Believing’ recently won the prestigious Herald Angel Award and is bursting with truly stunning flamenco music, bringing to Bath the passion and fire of Andalucia. Composer and flamenco guitarist Daniel Martinez presents his unique musical production, where the audience will enjoy a rich variety of flamenco styles; from the intense emotion of a Seguiriya to the joyful sounds of an Alegria.
MOGWAI with support from Brainiai | Wced 025 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £32.50
A Scottish band acclaimed for their dynamic, sonically adventurous post rock, Mogwai somehow managed to both define post-rock and expand on it, all the while running in the opposite direction from a genre with which they resisted association.
Thce Musiial Box: Thce Lamb Lices Down On Broadway | Fri 07 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 7pm, Doors: 7:30pm, Start: 8pm | from £40
The Musical Box, the only group in the world granted a licence from Peter Gabriel and Genesis, will recreate in its entirety the original 1975 performance in painstaking details right down to the original slide show. One final chance to witness the greatest rock opera ever created, the final collaborative effort between the legendary Peter Gabriel and Genesis.
Fairport Convcention | Sat 08 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £28
Fairport Convention have been entertaining music lovers for over half a century, having formed in 1967. During that time the band that launched British folk-rock has seen many changes, but one thing has remained the same - Fairport’s passion for performance.
Miihacel Starring Bcen | Thu 16 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27.50
Take a journey back in time to remember Michael Jackson – the man, the music and the magic. Not only does Ben Bowman look and sound like the King of Pop, but he's honed his routine so carefully that audiences truly believe they are watching Michael Jackson himself.
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Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £24.50
Go Your Own Way is a brand-new spellbinding show featuring the music from the legendary multiple Grammy Award Winning band, Fleetwood Mac. Their rock ‘n’ roll legacy is beautifully performed by a highly talented and acclaimed ensemble of musicians who will take audiences on a powerful journey through their incredible song book.
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Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £32.50
Known for performances that convey deep emotion, Vega’s distinctive, “clear, unwavering voice” (Rolling Stone) has been described as “a cool, dry sandpaper-brushed near-whisper” by The Washington Post, with NPR Music noting that she “has been making vital, inventive music” throughout the course of her decades-long career.
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
Having burst onto the music scene with her 2004 multi-platinum debut, Eye to the Telescope, which spawned the global hits “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Suddenly I See,” Tunstall has established herself as a captivating and dynamic must-see performer, as well as a Songwriter with a singular knack for balancing introspective folk and propulsive rock.
Lcevcellcers – Aioustii Tour | Wced 0 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6pm, Doors: 6:30pm, Start: 7pm | from £27.50
Five years after they set out on their hugely acclaimed 2018 Acoustic Tour, and released its companion album We The Collective, The Levellers will embark upon a brand new Acoustic Tour in 2023 which will be accompanied by a new album of acoustic reworkings of some of their finest compositions.
SUEDE | Fri 6 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £35
A rare chance to see the band live and witness an exclusive performance of the brand-new music from their album, ‘Autofiction’. Also including ‘That Boy On The Stage’ and ‘15 Again’, mainstays on the BBC 6 Music and Radio 2 playlists, the tracks have seen ‘Autofiction’ tipped as “a superb new album” by The Times and “their best album in decades” by Uncut.
Big Girls Don’t Cry | Sat Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27
Come out tonight as we take you to a place where the moon shines bright and we dance the night away, taking you back in time with Big Girls Don’t Cry, celebrating the iconic sounds of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.
Islands in thce Strceam | Thu 9 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27
Leave your 9 to 5 worries at the door and get ready as for one night only, we celebrate the Queen and King of country music – Dolly Parton and the late great Kenny Rogers.
8 s Livce | Sat 00 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27
The ultimate 80s night out, so come dressed to impress as we spin you around and around for a night to remember. Blending pop and soft rock, the show includes hits such as Girls just Wanna have fun, Edge of Heaven, Tainted Love, Love Shack, Living On A Prayer, The Final Countdown, Don’t You Want Me Baby, Relax, Never Gonna Give You Up, It’s Raining Men, Rio and the list goes on.
Lost In Musii – Once Night at thce Disio | Sat 08 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27
Relive some of the greatest songs of all time from artists such as Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Earth, Wind & Fire, Sister Sledge and Chic. This show boasts a sensational live band, incredibly talented cast and stunning vocals and is sure to have you dancing in the aisles!
Ecels: Loikdown Hurriiance | Tuce 18 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £35
Eels are an American alternative/ acoustic indie rock band formed by singer/songwriter Mark Oliver Everett, better known as 'Mr. E' or simply 'E'. Born in 1963, he grew up experimenting with music in the United States emerging as the frontman of a band, calling Eels a vessel for his music.
Billy Oicean | Wced 19 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27.50
Billy Ocean is the biggest selling black recording star Britain has ever produced and has sold over 30 million records in his lifetime to date. Having achieved extraordinary success as both an artist and a songwriter, Billy has collected multiple Gold and Platinum records across the world and hit the number one spot worldwide in the pop charts.
Tubular Bcells Livce in Conicert | Fri 60 Mar
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £20
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Tubular Bells, the iconic masterpiece will be performed live with a full band at Bath Forum, conducted and arranged by Oldfield’s long term collaborator Robin Smith. A bold and progressive fusion, Tubular Bells is a journey through classical, jazz, folk, prog rock and electronica.
Darrcen Hayces | Tuce Apr
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
As the lead singer and songwriter of duo Savage Garden, Australian born Darren Hayes quickly dominated the pop landscape achieving an impressive 10 UK Top 40 hits. Recently producing some of his most earnest and raw lyrics to date, Darren is set to give audiences a night of spectacular music this Spring.
Ward Thomas | Tuce 08 Apr Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
Love, family, unity and the healing power of music are recurrent themes for the duo as war broke out in Ukraine and the world went into a post-Covid tailspin. While most of us struggled to sit through the news, Catherine and Lizzy wrote songs to make sense of what they were seeing.
Luiice Jonces with thce Fulltonce Orihcestra | Sat 19 Apr
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £45
West End star Lucie Jones and The Fulltone Orchestra are coming together to bring you a wonderful evening of music from stage and screen. With songs from huge West End hits, massive music numbers from screen and knockout numbers from the charts, the huge fifty piece Fulltone Orchestra and Lucie’s gorgeous voice will be truly magical.
Mikce and thce Mceihaniis Rcefucelced! |Thu May
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £42.50
The ‘Refueled!’ Tour in 2023 will include tracks from their critically acclaimed latest album ‘Out of the Blue’ plus some Genesis. Their ninth album features reworkings of some of the band’s best loved tracks, including ‘The Living Years’ and the unforgettable ‘Over My Shoulder’, along with three brand new songs.
Thce King is Baik | Fri 25 May
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £28.50
Internationally renowned as one, if not the best Elvis Tribute in the world today, Ben Portsmouth will bring his unique style and charisma and will show audiences why he is regarded as the best in the business.
Midgce Urce: Voiice & Visions | Wced 0 May
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25.50
Celebrating 40 years since the release of Ultravox’s ‘Rage In Eden’ and ‘Quartet’ albums, Midge Ure will transport fans back to the decade of electronics, experimentation, synthesizers and great songwriting, the albums hits showcased alongside landmark hits from Ure’s incredible back catalogue.
Katice Mcelua | Thu 00 May
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27.50
In support of her brand-new album
‘Love & Money’, set to be released in the Spring, Katie will perform her classic hits including “Nine Million Bicycles" and "The Closest Thing
To Crazy" plus songs from the new album. With a phenomenal sound that highlights the artist’s strong yet sincere vocals, her live shows flow seamlessly, bringing out her usual mix of beauty and transcendence in her songs.
Jamces: Thce Orihcestral Tour | Mon 025 May
Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £35
Featuring a full orchestra and gospel choir in celebration of the band’s 40th Anniversary, the Orchestra and Gospel singers expand the palette, heighten the tenderness, heighten the celebration and, despite their numbers, somehow leave it feeling more naked and raw.
Sara Pasioce: Suiicess Story | Sat 00 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £15
Sara decided she wanted to be famous at 14 years old. Since then, she has auditioned for Barrymore, scared Pete Burns and ruined Hugh Grant’s birthday - but look at her now… (please look, she needs you to look. And clap. And laugh. And then clap again).
I’m Sorry I Havcen’t A Cluce | Tuce 10 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £29
BBC Radio’s multi award-winning antidote to panel games returns to the stage in 2023 with its sell-out touring show. Join Jack Dee, Rory Bremner, Pippa Evans, Tony Hawks, and Marcus Brigstocke for an unmissable evening of inspired nonsense.
Jason Fox: Lifce at thce Limit | Thu 04 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27.50
Ex-special forces soldier, star of TV’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, Inside The Real Narcos and author of The Number One Bestseller Battle Scars; Jason Fox will bring to the stage a breathtaking story of Special Forces soldiering; a chronicle of operational bravery, adventure and courage on and off the battlefield.
Pruce Lceith: Nothing in Modceration | Wced 11 Fceb Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
In her first ever live show, Prue will take audiences through the ups and downs of being a successful restaurateur, novelist, businesswoman and Great British Bake Off judge - feeding the rich and famous, cooking for Royalty and even poisoning her clients. In the second half she will be joined on stage by Clive Tulloh, who will put questions to Prue from the audience, that they’ve always wanted to ask, making the show a unique night to remember.
Tim Pceakce: My Journcey To Spaice | Wced 8 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
Sharing his passion for aviation, exploration and adventure, this is your chance to spend an evening with one of the world’s greatest living astronauts, and to rediscover the wonder of the place we call home.
Gordon Buihanan: 6 Ycears in thce Wild | Sat 125 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £10
Witness first-hand Gordon’s incredible passion for the animal kingdom and the unique ability he has for presenting hidden animal worlds to an audience. Taking a look back at his 30 years working both behind and in front of the camera, this will be a rare opportunity to discover what has driven his career and what are his most favourite wildlife encounters.
Thce Scerial Killcer Ncext Door | Fri 0 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £26
One of the UK’s most notable Psychological Therapists and Crime commentators Emma Kenny discusses what creates a serial killer. Emma Kenny will take you on a journey looking at what ingredients of possibility lead to body counts by killers like Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer, and John Paul Knowles.
Nceighbours: Thce Ccelcebration Tour | Wced 11 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £29.50
Join Alan Fletcher and Jackie Woodburne (Karl and Susan Kennedy), Stefan Dennis (Paul Robinson), Ryan Moloney (Toadie Rebecchi), Annie Jones (Jane Harris) and April Rose Pengilly (Chloe Brennan) as they celebrate this iconic show and share never before heard stories.
Nadiya and Kai: Onice Upon A Timce | Thu 6 Mar Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £25
Once Upon a Time is a fairy tale like no other. It is the brand-new dance show starring Strictly superstars Nadiya and Kai, for the first time on stage together. Our two stars have created a stunning show that highlights their different backgrounds, showcasing their incredible ballroom journeys whilst shining a spotlight on their love affair with dance.
HEY DUGGEE: Thce Livce Thceatrce Show | Thu 1 Apr - Sat 11 Apr For Timings See Website | from £19
Duggee, The Squirrels and some of their friends will come together for HEY DUGGEE
THE LIVE THEATRE SHOW - a brand-new play packed with non-stop fun, laughs, singing, dancing and even more fun! The smash hit CBeebies series is brought to life through innovative puppetry and storytelling in this new live show.
Diik and Dom in da Bungalow Livce | Thu 17 Apr Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £27
Grab a pint and get ready for the messiest night out in the UK! 20 years after the hit BBC show ‘Da Bungalow’ first burst on to our screens, quadruple Bafta award winners Dick & Dom are bringing their own special kind of mayhem live on tour! Meet and greet tickets are available and every audience member has a chance to be part of the show!
Tcest Matih Spceiial Livce: Thce Ashces | Wced 6 May Box Office & Bars: 6:30pm, Doors: 7pm, Start: 7:30pm | from £35
After a sell-out live tour in 2022, the Test Match Special team are back on the road. Join Jonathan ‘Aggers’ Agnew and Australia bowling legend Glenn McGrath for an evening of stories, memories, and predictions ahead of a massive Ashes summer. You’ll have your chance to ask the duo anything you like - when it comes to the Ashes, it doesn’t get bigger or better than this.
While hosting some of the world’s greatest musicians, comedians and celebrities in the main auditorium, The Forum recognises the importance of supporting emerging talent and providing a platform these rising stars. By nurturing these exciting emerging stars, The Forum continues to sit at the very heart of Bath’s thriving and vibrant cultural scene.
Searchlight sessions is a monthly night of live music in our fantastic Forum Coffee House, showcasing the finest selection of emerging talented artists both local to Bath and from further afield. Working their way to the big stage, the sessions give audiences a chance to see the stars of tomorrow in an intimate and cosy setting. Every last Friday of the month.
Showcasing amazing and unique local artists and bands and providing a fantastic, exclusive opportunity to hear their fresh original content, head down to this intimate night, hosted by Very Acoustic Evenings.
Back and better than ever, this now-weekly comedy night showcases our most hilariously funny emerging talent and brightest sparks in Bath’s comedy scene. In a city famous for the comedians it produces and its brilliant comedy festivals, head down to the Forum Coffee House for a night of free comedy and cosy vibes. Every Thursday from 8pm.
Join us for a ioffcece, lunih or prce-show drink in thce modcern and intimatce Coffcece Housce!
Our Coffee House is open during the week serving the finest coffee, invigorating breakfasts, delicious lunches and so much more. We have a wide selection of sweet treats from pastries to waffles, mouth-watering, handmade cakes to our exquisite cookies and brownies.
When popping down to our friends at Bath Box Office, why not head next door to relax with one of our speciality teas. You can even sample our fantastic range of beers, wines and soft drinks from great local suppliers.
Bars
Opening an hour before the start of our evening shows, our two upstairs bars provide a fantastic opportunity to unwind and socialise in our stunning venue. Soak in the Art Deco splendour and enjoy our vast array of local beers, wines and soft drinks. You can also choose from a selection of smaller snacks and sweet treats to enjoy during the show.
Opcening Hours
Box Office:
Mon to Fri: 10am to 5pm
Forum Coffee House:
Mon to Fri: 8am to 5pm Sat: 9am to 5pm Sun: 9.30am to 4pm
Bars:
An hour before the start of an event.*
How to book
Online: bathforum.co.uk
bathboxoffice.org.uk
Phone: Ticketline | 0161 832 1111
Bath Box Office | 01225 463362
In Person: Bath Box Office, Forum Buildings
We welcome all guests to The Forum. Please inform the Box Office or a member of staff if you require special assistance. Wheelchair spaces are available at the left-hand side of the auditorium and we have access points in the building to make your visit as easy and enjoyable as possible. For all access bookings please contact Bath Box Office on 01225 463362.
Broihurce Dcesign:
Oliver Henshaw
Louise Goodger
Imagce Crcedits:
Front Cover:
Boys In Bristol Photography
Welcome pages:
Mike Evans Photography
What’s On Title:
Pacific Curd Photography
Coffee House & Bars:
Daragh Cuthbert
Louise Goodger
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Address: The Forum, 1a Forum Buildings, St James’ Parade, Bath BA1 1UG
Car Parks: The Southgate multi-storey car park (24 hrs) is across the street from The Forum. Other local car parks are available. Please visit visitbath.co.uk/plan-your-visit for more.
Buses: Bath Bus Station is a short walk from The Forum. For more information, please visit firstgroup.co.uk. National Express coaches also provide services to Bath from all over the UK. Please visit nationalexpress.com for more.
Park & Ride: There are also three Park & Ride services with a 10-minute journey into the city centre.
Train: Bath Spa train station is a short walk from The Forum. For more information visit gwr.com
More shows are added every day. Head to bathforum.co.uk for more.
*Unless specified otherwise. Information correct at time of print.
More events added every day. Head to www.bathforum.co.uk for more.
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April Fool’s Gala
Darrcen Hayces
Bath Comcedy Fcestival
Ward Thomas
Sara Pasioce
Bath Phil & Jcenceba
MOGWAI
Jason Fox
Thce Musiial Box
Fairport Convcention
Lord of thce Rings
I’m Sorry I Havcen’t A Cluce
Pruce Lceith
Miihacel starring Bcen
Flcecetwood Mai Lcegaiy
Suzannce Vcega
KT Tunstall
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Hcey Duggcece
Bath Phil & Jcennifcer Pikce
Diik & Dom
Luiice Jonces
Tcest Matih Spceiial
Mikce & Thce Mceihaniis
Thce King is Baik
Midgce Urce
Katice Mcelua
“Party in thce City”
Jamces
Rhod Gilbcert
SOLD
Lcevcellcers
Sucedce
Big Girls Don’t Cry
Tim Pceakce
Islands in thce Strceam
Scerial Killcer Ncext Door
8 s Livce
London Symphony Orihcestra
Danicel Martincez Flamcenio
Roxance Gay
Lost in Musii
Nceighbours
Anything For Lovce
Gordon Buihanan
EELS
Billy Oicean
Nadiya & Kai
Tubular Bcells
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Bcen Foglce
Dr John Coopcer Clarkce
Nceil Diamond Story
A Country Night in Nashvillce
Carrice Hopce Flcetihcer
Simon & Garfunkcel Story
Thce Diana Ross Story
Bath Phil & Plinio Fcernandcez
Thce Bceat
Barry Stcecelce
What’s Lovce Got To Do With It?
Thce ELO Expcericenice
Rob Lambcerti
Bath Box Office | 01125 46641
Tiikcetlince | 040 861 0000
Soiials | @thceforumbath
Thce Forum, 0A Forum Buildings, St Jamces’ Paradce, Bath, BA0 0UG www.bathforum.io.uk