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FOUR DAYS OF EXCITING MUSIC-MAKING AT THE STABLES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 12-14
Monday 20 - Thursday 23 July 10am-4pm each day
Cost: £40 per day (lunch included)
MONDAY 20 JULY TURNTABLISM
INTRODUCTION TO SCRATCH DJING
Spend the day getting hands-on with the fundamentals of scratch DJing. You’ll learn how to perform some of the core scratch techniques that all DJs start with, building control, timing and confidence on the decks.
TUESDAY 21 JULY
IPAD LIVE BEATS PERFORM AND CREATE
In this practical, hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to use a free iPad app to create and perform your own live beats, using different instrument sounds and music styles to make new tracks.
WEDNESDAY 22 JULY
SOUNDS AND INSTRUMENTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
A hands-on workshop using real instruments from around the world, and a chance for young people interested in different kinds of music to come together and play as a band.
THURSDAY 23 JULY
If you’ve had a go at writing your own songs or have never tried before, come along for a creative day of words and music making. Work with other young songwriters to create a brand-new group song, writing it in just one day.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S BURSARIES
We keep costs as low as we can, and bursaries are available to help with fees – visit stables.org/learning/youthbursaries for more information, or email education@stables.org
Friends and Founders are entitled to a 10% discount. Please notify the box office when making your reservation.
New shows which are open for public booking from Friday 15 May. Prior to this date Stables Friends have priority.
This event takes place in Stage 2 Denotes an education event or a concert with an associated education event. Ask Box Office for details.
This event takes place in Mancini Forum.
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Wednesday 3 June, 8pm
£29.50
Sindhu Vee has appeared twice on Live At The Apollo, most recently as host. She has also been a guest on Mock The Week, QI , Have I Got News For You and Would I Lie to You?. Sindhu’s debut tour, Sandhog, saw two sold-out runs at the Soho Theatre, as well as a 92-date UK tour. Tonight she performs an extended headline set with two guest comedians – names announced soon!
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Hannah East 28 Nov
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Thursday 4 June, 8pm
£36.50
Whirlwind, FitBit-breaking comedian, presenter, actor and author Russell Kane is here for a special extended headline set, ready to set the place on fire with his unique recipe of sharp wit and “storming physical comedy” (Mail on Sunday). Russell will have two of the best rising stars in UK comedy in support – names announced soon!
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Neil Delamere 14 Oct
Friday 5 June, 8pm
£31.50
Adam Kay, the nation’s twelfth-favourite doctor, brings his hit show Undoctored to The Stables for a special headline performance. Fresh from a record-breaking Edinburgh Fringe run, a sell-out West End season and a national tour, Adam shares his hilarious and heartfelt tales from life on and off the wards. Author of the bestselling This Is Going To Hurt, he’ll be joined by two surprise guest comedians.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Noel Fitzpatrick 25 Oct
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Saturday 6 June, 8pm
£24
From the ashes of John Coghlan’s Quo, remaining members Mick Hughes, Rick Chase and Pete Mace reformed in 2023 under the name of Quo Connection. Playing many of Quo’s best known hits, plus some incredible album tracks, the band replicates the true and original sound of classic 1970’s Status Quo. Former drummer John Coghlan will be guesting on a few numbers.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: An Evening with John Coghlan 28 Aug
Sunday 7 June, 8pm
£24
Godfather of swing Ray Gelato has been taking his special brand of swing, jazz and R&B music across the world since 1988. This multi-talented singer, saxman, songwriter and band leader has appeared at festivals, clubs and concert stages from Brazil to New York City. Ray and his band have enjoyed an illustrious career, including a long-established residency at London’s worldfamous Ronnie Scott’s, where they appear every Christmas.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Syd Lawrence Orchestra 11 Oct
& special guests
Wednesday 10 June, 8pm
£35.50
Widely regarded as Britain’s top satirical impressionist (“a oneman opposition party”, Daily Telegraph), Rory Bremner has provided definitive impersonations of PMs and presidents from Major to Mandela, Blair to Brown, Clinton to Cameron and Bush to Trump. Rory will have two brilliant comedians with him on the night, including Hal Cruttenden (guests subject to change).
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Simon Evans 13 Sep
Thursday 11 June, 8pm
£33.50
This two-hour tribute features an electrifying all-star band performing Meat Loaf’s greatest hits, from Bat Out Of Hell and Dead Ringer For Love to Out Of The Frying Pan and Modern Girl. With stunning visuals, powerhouse musicianship and immersive stagecraft, Paradise Found delivers a thrilling, singalong experience. LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Live Wire Tribute to AC/DC 22 Aug
Friday 12 June, 8pm
£22.50
Winner of Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe 2024, Mark Simmons returns with his 2026 tour Jest To Impress. Seen on Mock The Week, BT Sport and ITV, the ‘master of one-liners’ thrilled audiences on his groundbreaking 200+ date debut tour across the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Expect expertly crafted one-liners, spontaneous audience-inspired jokes and the same sharp wit that fuels his podcast Jokes With Mark Simmons.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Mark Simmons 11 Jul
Exploring identity and belonging through short film for KS4 French students
Tuesday 16 June, 10.30am-2.30pm
Conducted mainly in French, this interactive study day will use short films to explore themes of identity culture and belonging, to introduce students to new vocabulary and to provide them with opportunities to practice their listening, speaking and writing.
The morning will consist of a presentation interspersed with short film screenings, clip analysis and lesson activities designed to introduce students to new vocabulary, supporting them with their critical film analysis skills and encouraging them to discuss the issues raised in the films in the target language. In the afternoon there will be an introduced screening of Gargarine (Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh, 2020) – with subtitles.
Wednesday 17 June,10.30am-3pm
Help your pupils improve their French in a fun, interactive way. In the morning, short films will take pupils on an exciting journey to practise their French. In the afternoon, they will watch the subtitled animated film Mune, le gardien de la lune (Benoît Philippon and Alexandre Heboyan, 2014).
Delivered in French and English, the day explores French culture through activities that build vocabulary and develop listening and speaking skills. All content is pitched at KS2 pupils.
Both days are hosted by Muriel Huet, education consultant, filmmaker, curator and French language specialist.
KS4 Day £10 per student; KS2 Day £6 per student
£1 per adult accompanying every 5 students; for any additional adult the student rate applies. £40 for teachers attending without students. (Discounts are available to Milton Keynes schools serving communities experiencing disadvantage (higher levels of FSM/PP).
Book either by calling The Stables box office on 01908 280800 or email boxoffice@stables.org
A resource pack will be provided on both days (students should bring a pen and a clipboard or large book to support their study pack booklets for writing in).
These events are intended for teachers and students only.
For further details, visit stables.org and search for BFI
Saturday 13 June, 7.30pm
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Alina Orchestra 18 Oct
£31.50 & £25.50, under-16s £11
Mozart Symphony No.33
Beethoven Piano Concerto No.2
Haydn Symphony No.88
Soloist Antoine Préat Conductor Hilary Davan Wetton
Experience a sparkling evening of classical brilliance as three masters meet on one stage.
Mozart’s Symphony No.33 opens the concert with elegance and poise, followed by Beethoven’s youthful yet daring Piano Concerto No.2, brimming with wit and virtuosity. The programme concludes with Haydn’s Symphony No.88, a work of boundless energy, humour and invention.
Sunday 14 June, 8pm
£33.50
Albert Lee, one of the world’s most respected guitarists, has played with legends including The Everly Brothers, Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris and The Crickets. A Grammy winner for Foggy Mountain Breakdown, he still tours with his signature Ernie Ball Music Man guitar. With his UK band, he performs songs from his latest album Lay It Down.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Teddy Thompson 17 June
Monday 15 June, 7.30pm
£11 & £9, under-16s £10 & £8
Directed by Academy Award winning writer/director Chloé Zhao, Hamnet tells the powerful love story that inspired the creation of Shakespeare’s timeless masterpiece Hamlet. Featuring an Oscar-winning performance from Jessie Buckley.
Tuesday 16 June, 7.30pm £11 & £9, under-16s £10 & £8
In 1916 Yorkshire, the Ramsden Choral Society is depleted by World War 1 enlistments. Enter Dr Guthrie (Ralph Fiennes), a demanding, controversial choirmaster. He recruits teenagers and a wounded soldier, uniting a grieving community through Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius. This powerful film, by Alan Bennett and Nicholas Hytner, explores art’s vital sanctuary amid conflict, loss and social upheaval, proving that harmony is a human necessity.
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Thompson:
Wednesday 17 June, 8pm
£27.50
The much-loved London-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Teddy Thompson has returned with the exquisitely crafted Never Be The Same, his first collection of original material since 2020. Across 10 tracks, Teddy refines his craft via an exploration of music’s enduring preoccupations – love, longing and the uneasy passage of time.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Shawn Colvin 30 Sep
Phil Wang & special guests
Thursday 18 June, 8pm
£27.50
Phil Wang is a British-Malaysian stand-up comedian, writer and actor. He released his first Netflix special, Philly Philly Wang Wang, in 2021 and has since performed stand-up on Late Night With Seth Meyers (NBC) and has been interviewed by chat show royalty on That’s My Time With David Letterman (Netflix). Phil will be joined by two other brilliant comedians – names to be announced soon.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Jason Byrne 4 Nov
with special guest Lorraine Silver
Friday 19 June, 8pm
£33
The Signatures: Northern Soul Live features Wigan Casino star Lorraine Silver performing her classic Lost Summer Love. Joined by rising soul talent Freddie Gilmore and a 10-piece live band, The Signatures have supported legends such as Sidney Barnes, Dean Parrish and Nolan Porter. Experience authentic Northern Soul classics in an unforgettable evening.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Lionel, The Music of Lionel Richie 18 Sep
Saturday 20 June, 8pm
£30
Come and celebrate 35 years of the Traveling Wilburys. Now in its ninth year, the show honours Roy Orbison and the legendary Wilburys – Jeff Lynne, George Harrison, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan – performing hits such as Handle With Care, Pretty Woman and Here Comes The Sun in a joyous, high-energy singalong.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Buddy Holly and the Cricketers 24 Nov
Sunday 21 June, 8pm
Fresh from their Sky Arts show 100 Years of Big Bands, the LP Swing Orchestra return with Luck Be A Lady, a thrilling celebration of swing. Led by Georgina Jackson and joined by Nicola Emmanuelle and Julia Sullivan, this Ratpack-style trio backed by a 16-piece orchestra bring classics from Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Peggy Lee, Liza Minnelli and Judy Garland to life.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Syd Lawrence Orchestra 11 Oct
Tuesday 23 June, 8pm
£33
£27.50
Experience a true Irish house party without the clichés! Talented All-Ireland champion musicians and world-champion dancers bring the sound, dance and fun of Ireland to the stage with live music, captivating stories, light-hearted audience interaction and infectious energy. No costumes or backing tracks – just an intimate and unforgettable celebration of Irish culture.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Man The Lifeboats 22 Oct
Wednesday 24 June, 7.30pm
£11 & £9, under-16s £10 & £8
Joyful and heartfelt, Song Sung Blue celebrates dreams, devotion and second chances. Inspired by true events, it follows two unlikely performers chasing stardom as a Neil Diamond tribute act, discovering love, resilience and harmony beyond the spotlight.
£33.50
The Stables is proud to be part of Everywhere At Once powered by The National Lottery. From 26-28 June, hundreds of grassroots music venues across the UK – from Inverness to Penzance – will unite for one extraordinary weekend, hosting major artists, touring acts and the most exciting emerging talent in the rooms that have launched generations of musicians.
House Correspondents’ Dinner. A sold-out Edinburgh Fringe run
£25
£38.50
Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston, Eurovision legends and founding members of Bucks Fizz, return as part of The Fizz, joined by Matthew Pateman and Nikk Mager. With more than 20 hits including Land Of Make Believe, My Camera Never Lies and Making Your Mind Up, The Fizz continue to wow audiences with their vocal talent and show-stopping performances.
12+
Sunday 28 June, 8pm
£38
Choose George: Celebrating George Michael continues to thrills fans across the UK and Europe. From early Wham! hits to George Michael’s later classics, Steve Mitchell delivers flawless performances. The show also features ex-Wham! bassist Dave West who worked on the first sessions of Wham Rap, Careless Whisper and Club Tropicana.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Lionel: The Music of Lionel Richie 18 Sep
Thursday 2 July, 8pm
£24.50
2026 marks 50 years since the tragic death of Paul Kossoff. Kossoff: The Band Plays On honours his life with this special show celebrating the music of Free and Back Street Crawler. Fronted by Terry Slesser, chosen by Kossoff to lead Back Street Crawler, the band features John Buckton and Clive Edwards. Expect classics including All Right Now in a powerful, authentic tribute.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Wishbone Ash 5 & 6 October
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Friday 3 July, 8pm
£16.50
Following his sold-out debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, Max Fulham is back and sorting through some old boxes, but what will he find? Well, most likely a mixture of puppet characters, sketches, stand-up and a whole load of new nonsense for you to rummage through. Max has been described as “exceptionally talented” by Rowan Atkinson, so don’t miss this chance to catch him live!
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Larry Dean 19 Nov
Saturday 4 July, 8pm
£27.50
School, The Logical Song, Breakfast In America, Goodbye Stranger… just some of the timeless hits that define Supertramp’s legendary sound. Logicaltramp, the UK’s leading Supertramp tribute, bring these classics to life in a two-hour show packed with greatest hits, epic album tracks and rare gems.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Dire Streets 16 Jan 2027
Sunday 5 & Monday 6 July, 8pm £42, VIP £89.50
Acclaimed actor, singer, musician and writer – and proud Geordie – Jimmy Nail is on tour with Stories & Songs, an intimate retrospective celebrating his seven-decade career. From TV roles in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, Spender and Crocodile Shoes to chart-topping hits such as Ain’t No Doubt, Jimmy blends music, memories and rare images in a warm, revealing evening.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Nik Kershaw 5 Mar 2027
Thursday 9 July, 8pm
£21.50
Join us for a fantastic evening as New Amen Corner perform more than two hours of the greatest hits from the golden era of 60s music. Having shared stages with stars including Chris Farlowe and Wayne Fontana, the band are uniquely qualified to keep the spirit of the decade alive. With authentic sound, period style and stunning visuals, Bringing On Back The 60s promises an unforgettable night.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: The Manfreds 2 Oct
Saturday 11 July, 8pm
£22.50
Winner of Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe 2024, Mark Simmons returns with his 2026 tour Jest To Impress. Seen on Mock The Week, the ‘master of one-liners’ thrilled audiences on his groundbreaking 200+ date debut tour across the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Expect expertly crafted oneliners, spontaneous audience-inspired jokes and the same sharp wit that fuels his podcast Jokes With Mark Simmons.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Seann Walsh 27 Oct
Sunday 12 July, 2pm
£8
This concert showcases the bands that have come together as part of The Stables’ 2026 Rock Experience course. All performers have taken part in a series of workshops and rehearsals to develop their technique and rehearse material for their sets. Expect a wide range of rock and pop, from classics to modern hits, all chosen by the bands themselves.
Thursday 16 July, 7pm
£12, under-18s £6
The MK Music Centre End of Year Concert brings together its senior ensembles for an evening of inspiring music-making. Featuring the Youth Orchestra, Wind Orchestra and String Orchestra, this concert celebrates the dedication and talent of students who rehearse weekly, perform throughout the year and proudly represent the centre at the Music for Youth Festival.
Friday 17 July, 8pm
£34.50
Award-winning comedian David O’Doherty brings a special extended headline set to the stage. David is a familiar face on TV, with appearances on Live At The Apollo, 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Would I Lie To You? and more. He’ll be joined by two fantastic supporting comedians – names to be announced soon.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Andrew Bird 22 Jan 2027
Saturday 18 July, 4pm & 8pm
£34.50
Few shows have matched the global success of The Simon & Garfunkel Story, selling out in more than 50 countries and headlining London’s West End, including multiple appearances at the London Palladium. Featuring stunning projection, original film footage and a full live band, this international hit charts the duo’s rise while performing classics including Mrs Robinson, Cecilia and Homeward Bound.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: The Manfreds 2 Oct
Sunday 19 July, 2.30pm
£13.50, under-16s £11.50
Marcel Lucont presents a wild family game show where kids become pests, politicians and pétomanes, battling to be crowned the most awful child of the day. A favourite at the Edinburgh Fringe, the multi-award-winning comic brings sharp wit and quickfire humour to a series of outrageous tasks, delighting adults and children alike.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Nick Cope Family Show 6 Sep
Sunday 26 July 11am - 4pm
Join us at The Stables for a fun-filled day of creativity for children and their grown-ups!
11am - 4pm, before & after each show FREE*
• Help us make a colourful walkway covered in pavement art!
• Try out musical instruments from West Africa!
• Get creative with one of our drawing, colouring or craft and making activities!
• Take part in our fun music quiz!
For ages 5+
Performances at 11.30am and 2.30pm £7*
Award-winning comedian and children’s author Olaf Falafel is dishing up another frying pan full of family-friendly comedy. Join him for a show which will be the stupidest he has ever let trickle from his brain! Expect jokes, sausage birds, radioactive bogies, poos on pogo sticks, more jokes and truthtelling cheese.
Edinburgh Fringe sell-out!
Winner of the Best Kids’ Show at the 2024 Leicester Comedy Festival
* All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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A RANGE OF DRINKS, SWEET TREATS, FRESH HOT LUNCHES AND TASTY SNACKS WILL BE AVAILABLE.
Sunday 19 July, 8pm
£16.50
Multi-award-deserving deadpan Frenchman Marcel Lucont delivers a unique Whine List of the audience’s past gripes and misdemeanours, alongside a taste of his premier erotic poetry. A worldwide hit, the show brims with louche musings, dry wit and trademark Gallic superiority. Please arrive 30 minutes early to submit your whines before the show begins.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Aidan Jones 27 Sep
Friday 24 July, 8pm
£27.50
UK singer and pianist Mike Sanchez is one of the most charismatic performers in the world of rhythm & blues and rock’n’roll. His indelible image as a frenetic front man, pumping out powerful boogie-woogie from the piano, has won him fans all over the world and attracted a following from many famous rock and blues legends who have lined up to work with him.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Elio Pace 12 Sep
The Stables Kitchen offers a menu of freshly prepared tasty dishes, with a selection of starters, sides and desserts.
Friday 31 July, 8pm
To make your reservation call The Stables box office on 01908 280800 or email the box office on boxoffice@stables.org.
Alternatively reserve online at the same time as booking your show tickets
£29.50
The Americana Revue hits the road, celebrating the world’s best-loved Americana and country rock artists. Join frontman Ben Mills (X Factor finalist) and his nine-piece band for more than two hours of timeless, multi-million-selling hits from icons including Bruce Springsteen, Eagles, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson. Performed with heart, soul and energy for the ultimate Americana experience.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Talon 12 & 13 Nov
Last few tickets
Saturday 22 August, 8pm
£31.50
Arguably the greatest rock band of all time, AC/DC are brought to life by Live/Wire with true passion and authenticity. Delivering a critically acclaimed two-hour High Voltage set, complete with cannons and towering Marshall amps, the show spans from Back In Black to 2020’s PWR UP, plus Bon Scott classics.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Paradise Found 11 Jun
Sunday 23 August, 8pm
£38.50, VIP meet-and-greet
£84.50
Enjoy an evening with Tony Christie – unplugged and up close. The legendary crooner continues to entertain audiences around the world with his incredible showmanship and an unmistakable, powerful vocal. Tony performs tracks from across his career, from the megahit (Is This The Way To) Amarillo through to other classics including Avenues & Alleyways and Las Vegas
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Marty Wilde 27 Sep
Friday 28 & Saturday 29 August, 8pm
£29.50 (£27 if both shows booked in same transaction) Fleetwood Bac are the world’s first and best Fleetwood Mac tribute band. The sound, the look and the on-stage chemistry are all portrayed with the passion and energy that have won the seal of approval from Mac fans. Friday’s show includes the Rumours album in its entirety, while Saturday’s show features all your favourite Fleetwood Mac hits.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Dire Streets 16 Jan 2027
Thursday 3 September, 8pm
£25
There aren’t many tribute bands that can say they’ve been endorsed by the original group, but Bootleg Blondie are one of them. The only Blondie tribute to play on some of the same stages as Debbie Harry and co., from the world-famous CBGBs in New York to the Isle of Wight Festival, Bootleg Blondie have earned their credentials on an international level.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Altered Images 10 Sep
Friday 4 September, 8pm
£29.50 1980s hitmakers Shakatak return to one of their favourite UK venues. They’ll be playing songs you remember from over the years such as Night Birds and Down On The Street alongside new material. Join original members Bill Sharpe, Jill Saward, Roger Odell and George Anderson for a night of jazz funk at its very best.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Brother Strut 9 Oct
Saturday 5 September, 8pm
£34
With evocative imagery, video and narration to enhance the magic, this great show takes you on a musical journey through Neil Diamond’s glittering 50-year career. From The Bang Years of the 1960s to the present day, you’ll soon find yourself singing to all the hits including Sweet Caroline, Forever In Blue Jeans, Love On The Rocks and many more.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Song Sung Blue (12A)
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LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: The Gruffalo 15 Dec-3 Jan 3+
Sunday 6 September, 11am & 2pm £19.50 & £18.50, under-16s £17.50 & £16.50
Come and join Nick Cope for a delightful new family concert, featuring all your favourite Nick Cope hits and more. Nick has been writing and recording his beautiful and totally unique songs for children and their families for more than 10 years –he performs with his guitar and stunning animations to sell-out crowds all over the country.
Sunday 6 September, 8pm
£21.50
Step into a hypnotic Americana journey with New York’s Slambovian Circus of Dreams. Fusing rootsy rock and Woodstock-tinged psychedelia, their legendary live shows are immersive, soulful and ever-evolving. Led by the spellbinding Joziah Longo and a virtuoso ensemble, the Slambovians deliver rich musicianship and unforgettable energy and are hailed as one of the most captivating live acts on the scene today.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Max & Veronica 30 Sep
Tuesday 8 & Wednesday 9 September, 8pm
£46.50 & £38.50
Since his breakthrough with Nothing Rhymed, Gilbert O’Sullivan has achieved 16 Top 40 hits, including six number ones and created timeless classics such as Alone Again (Naturally), Clair and Get Down. Joined by acclaimed guitarist Bill Shanley, these shows promise intimate evenings full of unforgettable songs.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Graham Gouldman 13 Oct
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Thursday 10 September, 8pm
£38.50, VIP meet-and-greet £89
Altered Images are delighted to announce a special UK tour celebrating their seminal 1981 album Happy Birthday. With a setlist that spans shimmering pop anthems, post-punk classics and fan favourites, each show promises a vibrant reminder of the band’s lasting impact.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Nik Kershaw 5 Mar 2027
Friday 11 September, 8pm
£31.50, VIP meet-and-greet £54.50
You’ve seen her in the MasterChef kitchen and on the Drag Race runway – now see her in her element: outrageous, untamed and totally off the reins. After her smash-hit 2024 tour Ginger Johnson Blows Off!, the nation’s silliest sausage returns with her brand new spectacular, Show Pony – a high-camp, low-morals, whip-smart night of comedy.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Daniel Foxx 11 Nov
Saturday 12 September, 8pm
£34.50
It’s been 17 years since Elio Pace released his critically acclaimed debut album A Seat At My Table. Now the wait is over. Taking a break from his award-winning The Billy Joel Songbook tours, Elio returns with his sensational band and a brand-new show featuring songs from his forthcoming album alongside some of his favourite covers.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Albert Lee 14 Jun
Sunday 13 September, 8pm
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Bootleg Blondie 3 Sep 16+
£22.50
With growing evidence that we are living in a Computer Simulation – and a pretty glitchy, off-brand simulation at that –BBC Radio 4 stalwart and highly acclaimed stand-up Simon Evans is squinting at an uncertain future and revisiting the blue remembered hills of his youth.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Rhys James 4 Mar 2027
Tuesday 15 September, 8pm
£22
Through previously untold stories and candid photos from his new bestselling book No One You Know, Blur’s drummer Dave Rowntree shares the tales behind the band’s formative years. From their early friendships in Colchester, to world tours and famously going head-to-head with Oasis, Dave offers rare insight into the moments that shaped one of the defining bands of 1990s Britpop.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: John Lydon 1 Apr 2027
Wednesday 16 September, 8pm
£31
Cloudbusting are thrilled to bring The Music Of Kate Bush to venues across the UK. The show features classic tracks from Kate’s celebrated back catalogue, including Wuthering Heights, Babooshka, Hounds Of Love and Running Up That Hill – all delivered with breathtaking vocals from Mandy Watson.
Thursday 17 September, 8pm
£20
A spellbinding fusion of tango, klezmer and folk-inspired originals, Triptic unites three award-winning musicians in a performance brimming with heart and virtuosity. Formerly of Moishe’s Bagel, Greg Lawson, Mario Caribé and Phil Alexander explore bold new musical pathways, blending fiery violin, groove-driven bass and piano and accordion into a richly unclassifiable sound.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Dallahan 29 Oct
Friday 18 September, 8pm
£26.50
Following his recent appearance on ITV’s Starstruck, Jack Brindle delivers a powerhouse performance in this high-octane show celebrating the music of Lionel Richie and the Commodores. This award-winning five-star production also features a stellar line-up of world-class musicians including musical director Jonny Miller from Talon. Come along and groove to Dancing On The Ceiling, Hello, All Night Long and many more...
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Choose George 28 Jun
Saturday 19 September, 8pm
£37.50, VIP £54.50, meet-and-greet £89.50
In his most intimate tour to date, Russell Watson takes you on a journey through the highs and lows of an extraordinary life – from chart-topping success to surviving not one, but two life-threatening illnesses. With warmth, humour and a voice that soars, he’ll share his personal stories behind the spotlight.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Tenors Unlimited 9 Dec
Sunday 20 September, 8pm
£36
Experience Van Morrison’s greatest hits live! The Van Morrison Alumni Band features his former touring and recording musicians who are reuniting to perform classic tracks including Brown Eyed Girl and Moondance. Led by saxophonist Leo Green, a longtime friend and collaborator, this is a must-see for any Van fan.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Jim Cregan and The New Acoustic Band 29 Sep
Tuesday 22 September, 8pm
£38.50
Over their career, American soft-rock band Bread scored 13 Billboard Hot 100 hits. While founding members David Gates and Robb Royer now enjoy retirement, Toast keeps their legacy alive. Renowned for a ‘spot on’ sound that mirrors the original recordings, the band delivers faithful live performances. From tender ballads to upbeat classics, they’ll take you on a nostalgic journey packed with timeless songs and unforgettable moments.
TRY
Talon 12 & 13 Nov
• Arts Council England
• centre:mk
• David Lock Associates
• Dentons
• Howden
• MHA Baker Tilly
• Milton Keynes Community Foundation
• Milton Keynes City Council
• Midsummer Place
We would like to give special thanks to the following for their valuable support:
• My_MK
• Neves Solicitors
• PMC
• The Limb Family Endowment Fund
• The Open University
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Wednesday 23 September, 8pm
• The Parks Trust
• Unity Place
• Xscape
£21
Following his acclaimed 100+ date tour, Aurie Styla is back on the road with his new show Maverick, which looks at life from the end of The Aurator tour onwards. Although everything seems nice and ‘cushty’, something is throwing off the scales of wins and fails. The show hilariously explores his bad work-life balance, family influence, relationships, health and more.
Larry Dean 19 Nov
Thursday 24 September, 8pm
£21.50
Life is hard. Come and have a laugh about it. Following his nationwide sellout 2023/24 tour, Andy Parsons is back with a brand-new show. As seen on Netflix, Amazon Prime, BBC iPlayer, Live At The Apollo, Mock The Week and his 2025 NextUp stand-up special.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Jason Byrne 4 Nov
Friday 25 September, 8pm £38, £44, £54, £64 Big Big Train are delighted to announce their return to The Stables to promote their recently released studio album Woodcut. During this two-hour show, the band will also play some fan favourites from their back catalogue and other early material that hasn’t been performed for more than 25 years.
Promoted by Big Big Train Touring LLP
Saturday 26 September, 8pm
£37
The unique Abba sound is replicated with incredible attention to detail by this seven-piece band which features electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards and piano, bass and drums. Two outstanding Abba girls complete the line-up, adding the essential glitz and glamour to a well-polished and gently humorous show.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Bootleg Blondie 3 Sep
Sunday 27 September, 11.30am
£18.50
Enjoy a morning of charming French, German and Spanish repertoire alongside some wonderful easy-listening jazz and swing as husband and wife Sophie-Jayne and Ben Holder are joined by Mike Green on double bass.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Jazz Dynamos 15 Nov
Sunday 27 September, 8pm
£36.50
Marty Wilde began his career in 1957 and was one of the first British singers to play a leading role in those formative and groundbreaking rock’n’roll years. Tonight, Marty celebrates eight decades as a recording artist and songwriter, performing many of his greatest hits including Teenager In Love, Endless Sleep and Donna, alongside other wonderful songs from the era.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Tony Christie 23 Aug
Tuesday 29 September, 8pm
£27
Step into a unique musical experience with The New Acoustic Band – an extraordinary gathering of world-class musicians led by Jim Cregan. With a career spanning more than six decades, Jim is best known for his long-standing collaboration with Rod Stewart. Drawing on a remarkable shared history, The New Acoustic Band revisits classic songs, hidden gems and original material, all delivered with warmth and effortless musicianship.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Van Morrison Alumni Band 20 Sep
+ support from Blair Dunlop
Wednesday 30 September, 8pm
£33.50 & £35.50
Over three decades, Shawn Colvin has established herself as a captivating performer and a revered storyteller, well-deserving of the commendation of her peers. Celebrating 30 years of her classic album A Few Small Repairs, Shawn returns to The Stables as part of a rare UK tour.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Beth Nielsen Chapman 5 Feb 2027
Thursday 1 October, 8pm
£22.50
Cloud Chamber is the newly formed duo of Emmy awardwinning composer and conductor Gavin Greenaway (piano) and Caroline Dale (cello). Inhabiting a space between traditional ‘classical’ music and the neo-classical music of today, Cloud Chamber make music which is melodic and lyrical –‘stories without words’ full of emotion and colour.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Violeta Vicci & Bruno Baveta 6 Jun
Friday 2 October, 8pm
£33.50
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring the legendary Paul Jones and Tom McGuinness, two original members of Manfred Mann, along with talented bandmates Marcus Cliffe, Simon Currie, Pete Riley and Mike Gorman. Experience a thrilling twohour performance packed with iconic hits, dynamic jazz and powerful blues.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Dave Kelly & Christine Collister 9 Oct
Saturday 3 October, 8pm
£25.50
Lucy Porter returns with a new show celebrating the power of letting go – in every sense. From embracing wrinkles and love handles in a slanket to dancing like nobody’s watching, Lucy explores shedding old identities, chasing new goals and using midlife crises as a springboard for reinvention…
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Hannah East 28 Nov
Sunday 4 October, 8pm
There is something quite extraordinary about a Ruby Turner show. She’s a vocal powerhouse and a force of nature, with every song, every lyric, every note dripping with enthusiasm, passion and emotion. Her vocal musicianship is exquisite and her humour and stage rapport are brilliantly entertaining.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Tremaine Dawkins 27 Jun
Monday 5 & Tuesday 6 October, 8pm
£30
£37.50 (£35.50 if both shows booked in same transaction) Wishbone Ash have stood as one of rock music’s most enduring and influential forces, providing a blueprint for the generations of rock, metal and progressive artists that followed in their footsteps. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a legendary band in a format worthy of their legacy: two nights, two distinct shows, one unforgettable celebration of past, present and future.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Kossoff: The Band Plays On 2 Jul
Wednesday 7 October, 8pm
£22.50
Multi-award-winning guitarist Martin Taylor returns to the stage with his new solo show Standards, celebrating the golden age of jazz through fresh and evocative arrangements of classic tunes from the Great American Songbook. You can expect an evening of breathtaking musicianship, rich harmonies and stories that transport you behind the music – from smoky jazz clubs to concert halls around the world.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Remi Harris Hot Club Trio 13 Dec
Thursday 8 October, 8pm
£25
Laura Smyth has enjoyed a meteoric rise in comedy. Her debut tour Living My Best Life sold out nationwide, she’s supported Jack Whitehall, Michelle de Swarte, Alan Davies and Jason Manford and appeared on shows such as QI, Would I Lie To You? and 8 Out of 10 Cats. She’s beaten cancer, tried every alternative therapy and yet still wonders why everyone seems like a d**khead.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Harriet Kemsley 19 Feb 2027
Friday 9 October, 8pm
£31
Funk and soul heavyweights Brother Strut are hitting the road with a new live show to mark the release of their fifth studio album. Known for their barnstorming performances and worldclass musicianship, the band bring a raw, in-the-pocket energy that’s earned them a loyal following across the UK and beyond.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Shakatak 4 Sep
Saturday 10 October, 8pm
£26.50
Less tribute, more homage, Nearly Dan are saviours to the growing legions of Dan fans desperate to hear the meticulously crafted grooves and allusive lyrical style of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. Nearly Dan’s approach is faithful though not reverential, and relaxed but as tight as their namesakes.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Logicaltramp 4 Jul
The Stables Kitchen offers a menu of freshly prepared tasty dishes, with a selection of starters, sides and desserts.
To make your reservation call The Stables box office on 01908 280800 or email the box office on boxoffice@stables.org.
Alternatively reserve online at the same time as booking your show tickets
Sunday 11 October, 8pm
£26.50
Get ready for the power, precision and pure joy of the UK’s most recorded and televised big band, the legendary Syd Lawrence Orchestra led by the incomparable Chris Dean. Experience highoctane swing at its finest with electrifying solos, velvet vocals and world-class musicians delivering a tight, heart-pounding celebration of the greatest big band music ever written.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: LP Swing Orchestra 21 Jun
+ support from Greg Coulson
Monday 12 October, 8pm
£27.50
Dom Martin is a multi-award-winning guitarist and singersongwriter from Belfast. Rising rapidly since 2019, he is known for his powerful vocals and expressive guitar playing, blending blues, rock and roots influences. Dom has won multiple UK Blues Awards and gained a reputation as one of Ireland’s most exciting contemporary artists.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Laurence Jones 30 Oct
Tuesday 13 October, 8pm
£33.50
Originally formed as an opening act for 10cc, Graham Gouldman’s Heart Full of Songs returns to its semi-acoustic roots for a UK tour. Joining Graham will be Iain Hornal, Keith Hayman and Dave Cobby. Expect many of the hits Graham wrote for the Hollies, Yardbirds and Herman’s Hermits, as well as some 10cc classics – a truly exquisite concert experience.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Quo Connection 6 Jun
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Wednesday 14 October, 8pm £26.50
Neil Delamere returns with a new stand-up show packed to the brim with tall tales and hilarious stories. Join the star of the Blame Game, Live At The Apollo, QI and Celebrity Chase as he ponders the eternal question – if it ain’t broke, should he fix it?
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Jason Byrne 4 Nov
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15 October, 8pm
Two of the UK’s finest tribute artists come together for an unforgettable evening of Barlow, Williams and Take That classics. Jon Fisher and Dan Budd have an astonishing likeness to the artists they portray, and their stage performances and vocals are breathtaking. Jon and Dan are joined by their live band for a show that will leave you imagining the real deal is right in front of you.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Choose George 28 Jun
Saturday 17 October, 8pm
Scott Bennett from Live At The Apollo, The Royal Variety Performance and The News Quiz tells the amazing true story of how his daughter fell ill with a rare genetic condition. Yes, it’s a story about an ill baby, but it’s a very funny one with a happy ending, as new parents Scott and Jemma are plunged into months of bewildering treatment, sleepless nights, celebrity encounters and bizarre side effects.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Larry Dean 19 Nov
Alina Orchestra, Milton Keynes’ professional orchestra, return to The Stables for a series of three exciting concerts. Book for the whole series* and save money on the cost of your tickets.
Mozart
Sunday 18 October, 7.30pm
Symphony No.48
Mozart Violin Concerto No.5, Turkish
Mozart Adagio and Fugue
Mozart Symphony No.38, Prague
Soloist Dominic Moore
Conductor Hilary Davan Wetton
Saturday 20 February 2027, 7.30pm
Dvorák Czech Suite
Wagner Siegfried Idyll Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No.1
Beethoven Symphony No.4
Soloist Mariamna Sherling
Conductor Hilary Davan Wetton
Saturday 15 May 2027, 7.30pm
Mozart Magic Flute: Overture
Grieg Piano Concerto
Stenhammer Symphony No.2
Soloist Antoine Préat
Conductor Hilary Davan Wetton
Book for all three concerts* and save money on the cost of your tickets!
£93 central seating area and balconies
£75 side seating areas
INDIVIDUAL CONCERT PRICES
£33.50 central seating area and balconies
£27.50 side seating areas
Under-16s £11
*concerts must be booked in the same transaction to qualify for series discount
Sunday 18 October, 11.30am
£16.50
Harry Baker and Tom Syson (aka SYSON) bring their distinctive mix of original music and arrangements to The Stables, celebrating their new EP. Blending jazz, classical and singer-songwriter influences, the duo expands into a quartet for this tour, joined by Conor Chaplin (double bass) and Dave Hamblett (drums).
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Remi Harris Hot Club Trio 13 Dec
The Stables offers accessible and cost-effective solutions for a wide range of events – from conferences, meetings, away-days, car and product launches to wedding receptions, charity galas, graduation ceremonies, private dining and much more besides. For further information, please contact the Development Office on 01908 280816 or development@stables.org
Alina Orchestra: Travels with Mozart
Sunday 18 October, 7.30pm
Mozart
£33.50 & £27.50, under-16s £11
Symphony No.48
Mozart Violin Concerto No.5, Turkish
Mozart Adagio and Fugue
Mozart Symphony No.38, Prague
Soloist
Dominic Moore
Conductor Hilary Davan Wetton
Enjoy a lively programme of some of Mozart’s greatest music, full of contrast and character. Symphony No.48 opens with energy and charm, followed by the playful and distinctive Turkish Violin Concerto. The Adagio and Fugue brings a more intense, dramatic colour, before the richly expressive Prague Symphony rounds off the evening with warmth and brilliance.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Alina Orchestra 20 Feb 2027
Tuesday 20 October, 8pm
£36
The Sound of Springsteen bring to life some of the greatest hits and deep cuts from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. This fantastic eight-piece tribute to The Boss is ready to rock The Stables with classics such as Born In The USA, Glory Days and Dancing In The Dark as well as some of Bruce’s more recent hits.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Roy Orbison & The Traveling Wilburys Experience 20 Jun
Wednesday 21 October, 8pm
£24.50
Blue Rose Code’s Ross Wilson has spent the past few months reconnecting with his roots through live club performances. His shows have workshopped songs for this year’s new Blue Rose Code studio album. The direction of travel seems to be closer to the broad Scots folk/singer-songwriter style that brought him to work with the likes of Karine Polwart and Beth Nielsen Chapman.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Teddy Thompson 17 Jun
Thursday 22 October, 8pm
£16.50
Man The Lifeboats are known for their energetic live shows and storytelling songs inspired by coastal life and everyday characters from around the UK. Blending folk, acoustic rock and sea-shanty spirit, their music celebrates community, humour and working-class roots. They have built a loyal following through festivals, touring and crowd-pleasing singalong performances.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: The Irish House Party 23 Jun
Friday 23 October, 8pm
£38.50
Vonda Shepard is back on tour in the UK! Including favourites such as Tell Him, Maryland, I Only Want To Be With You and You Belong To Me, this is one feel-good evening filled with nostalgia not to be missed. Vonda first shot to fame through her long-running appearances, performances and musical accompaniment on the smash hit US TV show Ally McBeal.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Shawn Colvin 30 Sep
Saturday 24 October, 8pm
£33.50
Harriet has announced more shows on her Trying To Get The Feeling Again tour, which sees her perform intimate interpretations of her favourite sounds of the 1970s, including hits by Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Carole King and The Carpenters. This is a special opportunity to hear Harriet perform songs from the era that inspires her the most and share the stories behind her connection to the music.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Fleetwood Bac 28 & 29 Aug
Sunday 25 October, 8pm
£38.50, VIP £54.50, Super VIP £89.50
Professor Noel Fitzpatrick is the star of The Supervet on Channel 4. Now he’s hitting the road with a new show combining his passion for both animals and music. Mentored by some of rock’s greatest heroes, Noel has formed a band featuring several of the UK’s best musicians and he’ll be mixing anecdotes from his life as a vet with his favourite rock music.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Adam Kay 5 Jun
Monday 26 October, 8pm
Steeleye Span’s latest album Conflict – their first full studio album in over five years – reflects not only the times we find ourselves in, but also the stretch and tear of our relationship with this planet that hosts us. As ever the band will be performing a selection of songs from across the years as well as firm fan favourites.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Lindisfarne 1 Nov
Tuesday 27 October, 8pm
£38
£20.50
The UK’s dishevelled king of stand-up, award-winning Seann Walsh is back with a brand-new hour of side-splitting comedy. Don’t miss his trademark high-energy exasperation and razorsharp observations that leave audiences in stitches and on their feet all around the country. This year, he’s decided to name the show after the thing he says the most in life – This Is Torture.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Andrew Bird 22 Jan 2027
Wednesday 28 October, 8pm
£22.50
African Night Fever presents a new collaboration between Malian guitarist Habib Koité and Gambian kora maestro Sura Susso. Their album Manding Melodies, recorded in The Gambia and Mali, features Jaliba Kuyate. As modern griots, they reinterpret traditional Manding stories for contemporary audiences, honouring heritage while creating fresh sounds that connect with younger generations and the global diaspora.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Suntou Susso & the Gambian Superstars 26 Jun
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+ support from Amy Eftekhani
Friday 30 October, 8pm
£20
Laurence Jones comes to The Stables with a special acoustic solo concert, returning to his roots: pure blues! Raised on classical guitar, Laurence now combines his musical heritage with the energy of the blues-rock that made him famous. His new show feels intimate and personal yet simultaneously bursting with the power and tradition of the blues.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Dom Martin Band 12 Oct
+ support from Leona Jane Kennedy & Ocular
Saturday 31 October, 8pm
£27.50
The Clann tour continues into 2026. With their new album completing a trilogy that began with 2020’s critically acclaimed Sia and was followed up by 2023’s Light Up, Solstice have been busy touring throughout the UK and Europe, including high-profile festival appearances at Glastonbury, Cropredy, Maastricht and Milan.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Big Big Train 25 Sep
For full performance schedule, visit stables.org, and search Gruffalo
Tuesday 15 December – Sunday 3 January 2027
Tickets: £12.50 - £18.50
‘An irresistibly charming tale told with refreshing simplicity.’
The Sunday Times
Tall Stories’ much-loved magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler returns by popular demand, celebrating the show’s 25th anniversary.
On a daring adventure in search of hazelnuts, Mouse meets the cunning Fox, the eccentric old Owl and the high-spirited Snake. Will the story of the scary Gruffalo save Mouse from ending up as dinner for these hungry woodland creatures? After all, there’s no such thing as a Gruffalo – is there?
Songs, laughs and mischievous fun for children aged three and up and their grown-ups, from Tall Stories, creators of imaginative storytelling theatre, where everything is possible.
Running time approximately 55 minutes. Suitable for all ages 3+
The Stables’ second performance space: intimate, relaxed and informal
Stage 2 is the ideal place to catch a star of tomorrow on their way up or enjoy more established artists experimenting with new material. With a capacity of just 80 for most gigs, there’s always an intimate and relaxed feel to proceedings.
Stage 2 hosts around 100 concerts each year of all shapes and sizes – folk, rock, blues and much more besides – along with a good smattering of comedy and spoken word.
So come and hear the latest new music and comedy, relax and enjoy a drink with friends!
Look out for these Stage 2 artists making their headline debuts this season
Wednesday 16 September
Saturday 26 September
Wednesday 30 September
Friday 5 June, 8.45pm £22.50
Originally from the UK, Callaghan moved to the US in 2010 to record her debut album. A pianist and guitarist, she has a stunning voice, with songs drawn from universal stories and emotions. She has since recorded in Nashville and LA with renowned producers. Her latest album, The Music You Gave To Me, reflects grief, hope, love and resilience after losing her father to cancer in 2023.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Louise Parker Band 17 Oct
Saturday 6 June, 8.45pm
£19.50
Join us for a live performance of Be Human, the first album by duo Violeta Vicci and Bruno Bavota. Expect an intimate, acoustic piano and violin set, subtle electronics and in-the-moment improvisations.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Cloud Chamber 1 Oct
Thursday 11 June, 8.45pm
£18.50
Kate Griffin, UK banjo player, and Matchume Zango, a Mozambican multi-instrumentalist, are forging a vibrant crosscultural collaboration that celebrates the universal power of traditional music. Drawing on their respective roots, they create a joyful sound blending world rhythms and contemporary songwriting.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Habib Koité & Sura Susso 28 Oct
Friday 12 June, 8.45pm £19.50
The Alex Voysey Blues Trio bring a dynamic blend of soul, jazz, blues and funk to the stage, delivering high-energy performances full of heart and groove. Led by charismatic vocalist and songwriter Alex Voysey, the band showcase tight musicianship, catchy hooks and irresistible rhythms. With a repertoire spanning original songs and reimagined classics, this is an unmissable evening of soulful, uplifting live music.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Burning Rope 25 Oct
Pete Roth Trio featuring Bill Bruford
Friday 19 & Saturday 20 June, 8.45pm
£27.50
The Pete Roth Trio deliver an intimate, improvisational experience where jazz, funk, contemporary classical and sometimes Dvorák collide in brilliantly unruly ways. Featuring Pete Roth on guitar, Mike Pratt on bass and the legendary Bill Bruford on drums, every performance becomes a unique conversation between players and audience.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Remi Harris 13 Dec
Sunday 21 June, 8.45pm
£16.50
An award-winning UK singer-songwriter and composer, Dan Whitehouse creates music that blends folk, pop, rock, ambient, indie and electro. His acclaimed albums explore human connection, heritage and modern life. This year Dan releases Only Love, a solo piano collection reflecting on resilience and fatherhood. His immersive live shows weave song, story and multi-instrumental performance into a deeply emotive and transformative experience.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Blue Rose Code 21 Oct
Saturday 27 June, 8.45pm
£22.50
BBC Introducing artist and backing singer to the stars, Tremaine Dawkins brings her Something About Love album release tour to The Stables – for one night only! Influenced by Stevie Wonder, Kate Bush and Alicia Keys, Tremaine carves out her own unmistakable sound. Her songs are beautiful, heartfelt portraits of life’s journey, delivered through a rich blend of soul, jazz and gospel.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Ruby Turner 4 Oct
Thursday 2 July, 8.45pm
£22.50
Multi-award-winning New York vocalist Hilary Gardner and her band, The Lonesome Pines, transport audiences to the American West, delving into repertoire from the ‘singing cowboy’ era of the 1930s-40s and beyond. Their live shows paint harmonious soundscapes of the archetypal cowboy’s life on the trail –complete with pale dawns, purple hills and the lonesome feeling of camping out beneath a vast, star-filled sky.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Max & Veronica 30 Sep
Friday 28 August, 8.45pm
£27.50 (meet-and-greet, incl.show ticket £55)
An intimate evening with legendary Status Quo drummer John Coghlan, a founding member of Quo who played in the band between 1962 and 1981. John tells the real stories and tales of Status Quo’s iconic Frantic Four years, the long-awaited reunion in 2012, and what life was really like as a member of one of the world’s most famous rock bands.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Quo Connection 6 Jun
Friday 4 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
Celebrate with Bedford’s My Girl The River as they launch their fourth album, Manifest Good Things. A genre-blending collection of songs, it features Kris Wilkinson Hughes on vocals and guitar with guest musicians dropping in on organ, piano, trumpet, trombone, viola, drums, lap steel and more. Performing tonight as a full band, expect to hear songs from the new album and a few favourites from earlier releases.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Beth Neilsen Chapman 5 Feb 2027
Enjoy some great benefits including priority booking, discounted tickets and the What’s On Brochure four times a year!
Becoming a Friend also plays a vital role in the funding of The Stables’ live music, entertainment and education activities.
Join online at stables.org/support_us/friends or call 01908 280800 for further information
Saturday 5 September, 8.45pm
£27.50
Singer-songwriter Sarah Jane Morris and guitar maestro Tony Rémy bring you a selection from their exploration of women in popular music, The Sisterhood. For the acoustic version, Tony provides a spellbinding sound that is both intimate and multilayered, while Sarah’s commanding vocals establish her as an essential member of the musical sisterhood so described.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Shawn Colvin 30 Sep
Thursday 10 September, 8.45pm
£15.50
From his debut project The Lost Music of the Gaels to the solo album Old Friends and Exhausted Enemies, Luke Daniels is continually reimagining folk music. A multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, he blends tradition with invention. His work spans collaborations with artists and orchestras plus performances worldwide, including with the Riverdance Band.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Ed Blunt 26 Sep
Friday 11 September, 8.45pm
£18 (standing gig)
The Gutter Brothers began busking in London’s Covent Garden in the late 1980s, releasing their debut album Isometric Boogie in 1988 and touring widely with artists including Dr Feelgood and Debbie Harry. They composed music for TV shows including Gone To The Dogs and the Only Fools and Horses special, Miami Twice. Reunited since 2003, they still deliver their swampy rock’n’roll sound with energy and passion.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Bootleg Blondie 3 Sep
Saturday 12 September, 8.45pm £21
Armed with a burning passion for the authentic rootsy music of the US, young British troubadour Connor Selby come to The Stables. Voted Young Artist of the Year at the UK Blues Awards for three consecutive years, the fast-rising star echoes the trailblazing roots-based voices that have penetrated the mainstream in recent years, enveloping his music with a sincere emotional integrity.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Laurence Jones 30 Oct
Sunday 13 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
Widely regarded as one of the most exciting new voices on the music scene, Isabella Coulstock has quickly built a reputation for her compelling storytelling, rich vocals and magnetic stage presence. Her songs blend heartfelt lyricism with captivating melodies, creating performances that feel both personal and powerful.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Anna Pancaldi 25 Sep
Wednesday 16 September, 8.45pm
£15.50
Performing with the likes of Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Daoiri Farrell and Queer Folk, Holly Clarke has made a name for herself as a powerful singer and accomplished guitar player. From songs of the supernatural and folklore to the tales of love and loss, Holly sings with an infectious energy and passion for traditional song.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Alex Hart 23 Sep
All details are correct at time of going to print.
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Friday 18 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
Few folk singers are as revered as Nic Jones. A towering figure of the folk revival, his emotive singing and innovative guitar style still inspire musicians today. After having the honour of sharing the stage with Nic at Sidmouth Folk Festival, award-winning singer and guitarist Sam Carter was inspired to create this heartfelt celebration of his legacy.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Granny’s Attic 12 Nov
Saturday 19 September, 8.45pm
£20.50
Nominated by the UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association for best UK blues band in both the 2024 and 2025 British Blues Awards, The Cadillac Kings have been on the road since 1999. In that time they’ve built a formidable reputation for entertaining audiences with their unique mix of self-penned rhythm’n’blues and Louisiana-style roots music.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Adam Sweet Band 23 Oct
Wednesday 23 September, 8.45pm
£15.50
Described by BBC Radio 2’s Mark Radcliffe as “the Stevie Nicks of folk”, south-west-based singer-songwriter Alex Hart released Visions, her most exciting and anticipated album to date, at the end of 2023. As well as pursuing her solo projects, Alex also collaborates and performs regularly with folk superstar Seth Lakeman, and her voice and multi-instrumental playing feature heavily on his most recent album.
The Stables offers accessible and cost-effective solutions for a wide range of events – from conferences, meetings, away-days, car and product launches to wedding receptions, charity galas, graduation ceremonies, private dining and much more besides. For further information, please contact the Development Office on 01908 280816 or development@stables.org
Friday 25 September, 8.45pm
£14.50
Anna Pancaldi is an enchanting London-based singer-songwriter inspired by artists such as Joni Mitchell and Carole King. Known for her emotive voice and deeply personal songwriting, she has captivated audiences across the UK, Europe and the US. Her music has featured in shows including Grey’s Anatomy, and she has performed at festivals such as Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk while continuing to tour internationally.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Emily Maguire 3 Oct
Saturday 26 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
Hailed by Rolling Stone magazine for his “astonishing mastery of his craft”, Ed Blunt is a multi-instrumentalist storyteller whose songs can make you laugh one moment and gently break your heart the next. Drawing comparisons to James Taylor, Paul Simon and The Divine Comedy, Ed blends folk, jazz and roots with a dry, self-deprecating wit and a gift for turning everyday moments into quietly profound songs.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Luke Daniels 10 Sep
Sunday 27 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
“I grew up playing classical piano, but failed my conservatory audition at 18. After some time focusing on MDMA, I started stand-up in 2011. During the pandemic I came back to the piano and now I’ve combined them. It’s my favourite piece, Chopin’s Nocturne in E flat Major, presented with jokes by a bald Australian d**khead with a beard.”
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: David O’Doherty 17 Jul
Wednesday 30 September, 8.45pm
£16.50
Max De Bernadi and Veronica Sbergia are among the leading ambassadors of early American roots music in Europe. Their unique blend of ragtime, country blues, early jazz and hillbilly music captures the authentic sound of the 1920s and 1930s. Their performances are a joyful celebration of the past, brought to life with great musicianship, heart and soul.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Hilary Gardner & The Lonesome Pines 2 Jul
The Stables Kitchen offers a menu of freshly prepared tasty dishes, with a selection of starters, sides and desserts.
Saturday 3 October, 8.45pm
To make your reservation call The Stables box office on 01908 280800 or email the box office on boxoffice@stables.org.
Alternatively reserve online at the same time as booking your show tickets
£16.50
Emily Maguire is an independent British singer-songwriter, composer, poet, multi-instrumentalist and award-winning mental health advocate. She has released seven albums, had three singles playlisted on BBC Radio 2 and toured extensively with the likes of Don McLean, Dr Hook and Eric Bibb. Tonight she’ll be joined by violinist and viola player Sue Lord.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Emma Stevens 31 Oct
Tuesday 6 October, 8.45pm
£13.50
True Foxes, the acclaimed Cornish alt-country/Americana duo, have captivated audiences with more than 800 shows since 2019. Led by Amie’s powerful vocals and Chloe’s haunting harmonies, their heartfelt songwriting and natural chemistry create an unforgettable live experience. Following a sold-out tour and major festival appearances, they return with their stunning new album Just a Woman.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Steve Knightley 25 Nov
Wednesday 7 October, 8.45pm
£18.50
A special 20th-anniversary screening tour of It’s Nice Up North, Graham Fellows’ much-praised comedy documentary, in tribute to the late photographer Martin Parr, who shot the film. It follows Fellows’ alter ego, John Shuttleworth, on a quirky journey through the Shetland Islands, testing the theory that the further north you go, the nicer people become. Graham will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: David O’Doherty 17 Jul
Friday 9 October, 8.45pm
£25
Dave Kelly (ex-Blues Band) and Christine Collister’s material is drawn from their musical backgrounds, covering songs they both love but haven’t previously had an opportunity to perform. Expect some soul standards, country, rock, folk and blues, Stax, Tamla, The Band, Emmylou Harris, The Everly Brothers and Elvis (to name but a few) as well as some great contemporary writers and their own songs.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: The Manfreds 2 Oct
Saturday 10 October, 8.45pm
£11
Malcolm Dunn is a singer-songwriter and acoustic guitar player whose music is derived, directly and indirectly, from folk traditions, and influenced significantly by blues and jazz. Tonight he’ll be joined on stage by Maddy Brownlee, Gerald Claridge, John Miller and Brendan Read-Jones.
Promoted by Malcolm Dunn Music
Gift Vouchers – treat someone to a great night of entertainment.
Thursday 15 October, 8.45pm
£22.50
Hans Theessink is probably Europe’s leading blues export. After 8,000 concerts and 50 years on the road, he’s become a roots and blues institution. Known for his sonorous baritone and distinctive guitar style, he captivates audiences worldwide. Praised by the US blues press and inducted into the Dutch Blues Hall of Fame, Hans has released more than 30 albums and collaborated with many legendary artists.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Adam Sweet Band 23 Oct
Friends Membership – Why not give a loved one Friends membership as a gift? They’ll be able to enjoy a range of benefits designed to make their visits to The Stables even more rewarding.
Footpath of Fame – your chosen name or text engraved onto a brick and placed amongst many celebrities in our exclusive Footpath.
Your support helps us to continue providing music and music-making opportunities for children and adults alike.
For more information contact box office on 01908 280800 or email development@stables.org
Friday 16 October, 8.45pm
£18.50
Talented emerging Scottish musician Lauren Collier is making a name for her virtuosity on the fiddle and for her captivating vocals. Originally from Irvine in Ayrshire, Lauren now lives in Glasgow and has been writing and playing her own music for the past six years. In 2024, she was nominated for Up and Coming Artist of the Year in the IMG Alba Scots Trad Awards.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Kathryn Tickell 3 Nov
Saturday 17 October, 8.45pm
£11
Louise Parker is a modern country/pop singer-songwriter from Chelmsford. With a passion for storytelling through music, Louise has released two EPs and a full-length album titled Living In Silver Linings. With experiences living in both Nashville and Austin, she has truly immersed herself in the heart of the country music scene, chasing the dream and sharing an authentic sound that resonates with audiences everywhere.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Callaghan 5 Jun
Tuesday 20 October, 8.45pm
£16.50
Annie Dressner is a singer-songwriter, originally from New York City but now living in Cambridge. Brimming with razor-sharp wit and glorious melodies, Annie’s straightforward lyrical style and lilting vocals offer listeners a front-row seat to her captivating stories. She has released four studio albums and her music has been played extensively across UK national radio, including recording a live session for Gideon Coe on BBC 6 Music.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Isabella Coulstock 13 Sep
Wednesday 21 October, 8.45pm £12.50 in advance, £14 on the door
Compere Andrew Bird introduces Mitch Benn and Jenny Collier (line-up is subject to change).
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Screaming Blue Murder 9 Dec
Friday 23 October, 8.45pm
£20.50
Blues-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter Adam Sweet has been carving out his own territory between classic rock, blues and Americana for more than a decade. With his band he delivers brooding blues and rootsy rock, balancing richly detailed songwriting, soulful vocals and piercing guitar work.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Hans Theessink 15 Oct
with Jon Thorne
Saturday 24 October, 8.45pm
£16.50
Since emerging in 2016, Hannah Sanders and Ben Savage have been defying all conventions of style, genre and compartmentalisation. Playful and instinctive, they make music with such panache and natural chemistry it makes perfect sense. They released their fifth studio album The Strangers’ Share last Autum – it’s a record centred on dreams and the supernatural.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: True Foxes 6 Oct
Sunday 25 October, 8.45pm
£20
Burning Rope is the new band formed by former Catfish members Paul Long and Adam Pyke, with Alex Voysey on guitar and Mitch Weaving on drums. The band is born out of family tragedy and loss following the death last October of Catfish frontman Matt Long. They’ll be performing some of Paul’s songs from Catfish and previous bands, plus new material written over the past year.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Alex Voysey Blues Trio 12 Jun
Thursday 29 October, 8.45pm
£18.50
Forged out of the traditional music scenes of Scotland and Ireland – yet influenced by the sounds of the Balkans, North America and far beyond – Dallahan have spent more than a decade guiding audiences through a musical world tour of their own making.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Triptic 17 Sep
Friday 30 October, 8.45pm
£18.50
Harking back to the roots of country rock and blues, with touches of Lynryd Skynrd, Allman Brothers, Little Feat and the 70s sound of Cash, Young and Dylan, Fargo Railroad Co. appeal to the contemporary Blackberry Smoke and Jason Isbell fanbases. With three studio and two live albums under their belts, 2026 sees the release of IV with a UK tour supporting Hayseed Dixie to come.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Albert Lee 14 Jun
Saturday 31 October, 8.45pm
£16.50
Emma Stevens crafts vibrant, heartfelt pop with a truly distinctive sound. After four playlists on BBC Radio 2 and more than 40 UK TV syncs, her profile soared in China when her song A Place Called You was featured on a prime-time show watched by 75 million viewers. Her viral hit Keep Dreaming has more than a million views on TikTok. She’ll be touring with her full band.
LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: Isabella Coulstock 13 Sep
Sun 8 Nov Hugh Cornwell Sat 21 Nov Shaun Ryder
Fri 27 Nov
ALL SHOWS START AT 8PM, EXCEPT WHERE STATED
Sun 1 Lindisfarne
£40.50
Mon 2 Hothouse Flowers
£49.50
Tue 3 Kathryn Tickell & the Darkening
£27.50
Wed 4 Jason Byrne
£33.50
Thu 5 Sandy Denny Project
£24.50
Fri 6 Opera Up Close: Flotsam
£7.50
Fri 6 Maisie Adam
£27.50
Sat 7 Bye Bye Baby: Tribute to Frankie Valli
£35
Sun 8 Hugh Cornwell
£38.50
Wed 11 Daniel Foxx
£22.50
Thu 12 & Fri 13 Talon: Best of The Eagles
£30
Sat 14 The Real Thing
£43
Tue 17 Janet Street Porter
£33.50
Thu 19 Larry Dean
£25.50
Fri 20 The Story of Guitar Heroes
£32
Sat 21 Shaun Ryder from £33.50
Sun 22 Stone Foundation
£27.50
Tue 24 Buddy Holly & the Cricketers
£29.50
Wed 25 Steve Knightley & The Winter Yards Band
£32
Thu 26 Cavern Beatles
£27.50
Fri 27 Elles Bailey
£31
Sat 28 Hannah East
£26.50
Sun 29 Rave On: The Ultimate 50s & 60s Experience
£30.50
Thu 3 Mediaeval Baebes
£29.50
Fri 4 Eric & Ern
£33.50
Sat 5 No Jacket Required
£25
Tue 8 Orchestra Mambo International
£24
Wed 9 Tenors Unlimited
£27.50
Thu 10 Mostly Autumn
£27.50
Indicates a new show which is open for public booking from Friday 15 May. Prior to this date Stables Friends have priority.
Fri 11 Dec
Cara Dillon
Fri 22 Jan 2027
Andrew Bird
Fri 5 Feb 2027
Beth Nielsen Chapman
Fri 11 Cara Dillon
£33.50
Sat 12 Rick Wakeman: A Hint of Christmas from £47
Sun 13 Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
£44
Tue 15
Dec - Sun 3 Jan Tall Stories: The Gruffalo from £15.50
JANUARY 2027
Sat 16 Dire Streets
£33
Thu 21 T-Rextasy
£38
Fri 22 Andrew Bird
£16.50
Sat 23 Sound of the Lioness: Tribute to Amy Winehouse
£27
Tue 26 La Deferlance
£21.50
Fri 29 80s Mania from £32.50
Sat 30 & Sun 31 The Ultimate Classic Rock Show
£34.50
FEBRUARY 2027
Fri 5 Beth Nielsen Chapman
£38.50
Tue 9 Jan Akkerman
£30
Thu 18 Freddie & Queen Experience
£32.50
Fri 19 Harriet Kemsley
£20.50
Sat 20 Alina Orchestra from £27.50
Fri 26 Kast Off Kinks
£30.50
MARCH 2027
Thu 4 Rhys James
£22.50
Fri 5 Nik Kershaw from £38.50
Sat 20 Jon Culshaw
£31.50
Sat 27 A Night to Remember Motown Show
£37
APRIL 2027
Thu 1 John Lydon from £38.50
Sat 10 Tom Meighan from £33.50
Sat 17 The Chris Rea Experience
£33.50 MAY 2027
Sat 15 Alina Orchestra: Nordic Soul from £27.50
Fri 21 Barbara Dickson
£38.50
Sun 30 Matt Bragg
£21
Indicates a new show which is open for public booking from Friday 15 May. Prior to this date Stables Friends have priority.
Sun 1 John Adams £20 Wed 4 Robert Vincent £21
Sat 7 Katey Brooks
£16.50
Sun 8 Flamy Grant
£21
Thu 12 Granny’s Attic £19.50 Fri 13 Ruth Trimble £16.50
Wed 18 Screaming Blue Murder Comedy Club from £12.50 Sat 28 Sorrel Nation £16.50
Wed 18 Screaming Blue Murder Comedy Club from £12.50
Sun 13 Remi Harris Hot Club Trio £16.50
Tickets are still available for the following shows in May:
Chris Addison’s Incomplete Guide to Chamber Music
7 Andy Hamilton’s Night to Remember
Branco Stoysin
Saxophone Improvers Sats 5 Sep, 3 Oct, 7 Nov, 5 Dec OR Sats 12 Sep, 10 Oct, 14 Nov, 12 Dec 9.30am-12.30pm
Saxophone Study Group Sats 5 Sep, 3 Oct, 7 Nov, 5 Dec OR Sats 12 Sep, 10 Oct, 14 Nov, 12 Dec 1pm-4pm
Beginners Sats 19 Sep, 17 Oct, 21 Nov, 12 Dec 9.30am-12.30pm
18 Oct, 22
The Jazz Experience for Beginners Suns 25 Oct, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Nov
Saturday 27 June, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
Learn more of the basics of harmonica playing in this Beginners Part 2 workshop. This session will consolidate the work you have already done on improvisation, tune playing and chugging at Part 1 and move on to the fundamental blues technique of note bending. Participants will need a 10-hole harmonica in C. Prior attendance on Beginners Part 1 is recommended.
Saturday 27 June, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£46
A chance for melodeon players at the beginner level to explore the instrument and basic rhythms in more depth. This workshop will focus on playing traditional English polkas, jigs and waltzes, how to start crossing the rows and introduce some left-hand variation. Suitable for players who have some basic knowledge of the instrument already (i.e. can play a number of simple tunes oom-pah on the left hand), and who have their own instrument. Participants do not need to read music notation, but a basic knowledge of music (scales, chords, time signatures) will help. This workshop is for melodeons (squeezebox that plays different notes on the squeeze and on the pull for the same button), instruments tuned in D/G with a minimum of 2-rows and 8-basses.
If you have previously done part 1 and need to borrow an instrument in order to take part in this part 2 workshop, contact us at education@stables.org.
Saturday 11 July, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
We’re currently in the ‘third wave’ of the ukulele, but the last time just about everyone had one was in the 1920s and 1930s – the ‘Jazz Age’. In this course we’ll go from basic three- and four-chord pop songs and start to explore ‘Jazz Age’ style of playing, with the emphasis on making it swing and having fun. We’ll look at fancy sounding jazz chords, ways of linking chords together, some classic intros and endings, and turn our strumming into something you can dance to. Ideally you will have completed the beginners parts 1 and 2 courses, be able to play a couple of common barre chords and have played some simple tablature.
Saturday 18 July, 10am-3pm
£40
Improve your blues playing with this workshop designed to help you move on with your technique. By looking at tunes by Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker, you’ll learn about 12-bar progressions, the blues scale and shuffle rhythms in more depth. Please bring a six-string acoustic guitar with you. Prior attendance on the Beginners Part 1 workshop is recommended. Players need to be confident with the chords of E, A, D and B7 have a good grasp of the E minor and A minor ‘pentatonic’ scale.
Sunday 19 July, 10am-12.30pm
£32
This workshop is for anyone new to hand drumming or interested in finding out more about conga drumming or Latin-American rhythms. We’ll look at basic techniques, including palm/finger movements and hand shapes for producing open tones, bass tones and slap, exercises for developing tone, independence and coordination. We’ll also look at some Brazilian and Cuban rhythms, with parts for 1, 2 & 3 drums and how the individual lines fit together with bell patterns and the ‘clave’ rhythm.
Saturdays 5 September, 3 October, 7 November, 5 December OR Saturdays 12 September, 10 October, 14 November, 12 December, 9.30am-12.30pm (four-session course)
£80
This course offers returning saxophonists the opportunity to learn as part of a group through a fun programme of practical musical activities and performance. It aims to help students develop core technical, performance and improvisation skills and build confidence.
Students must have their own instruments and ideally have attended previous Stables Saxophone from Scratch, Refresher and Improving Beginners workshops. If you have any other recent playing experience and are interested in joining the course, contact education@stables.org for further advice before booking.
Saturdays 5 September, 3 October, 7 November, 5 December OR Saturdays 12 September, 10 October, 14 November, 12 December, 1pm-4pm (four-session course)
£80
This course is for saxophonists with more than two years’ experience and looking to reach an intermediate standard (equivalent to Grade 3 plus) on their instrument.
You will have the opportunity to learn through a structured programme of study, incorporating a mixture of scale and study work, duet and group performance and improvisation activities.
The focus is on having fun, building confidence and competence in a supportive environment which enables students to progress in their musical development. Contact us on education@ stables.org to find out availability of places, and so we can advise you which of the two groups is suitable to join and if your recent sax playing experience is suitable for the course.
Saturdays 19 September, 17 October, 21 November, 12 December, 9.30am-12.30pm (four-session course)
£80
This course offers beginner saxophonists the opportunity to learn as part of a group. Through practical musical activities and exploring tunes you’ll start to build confidence and develop some of the technical and musical skills to play the saxophone.
The course is suitable for beginners who have attended our Sax from Scratch or Refresher workshops or had another basic introduction to the saxophone. Participants will need to bring their own tenor, alto or baritone sax. If you have any other recent sax playing experience and are interested in joining the course, contact education@ stables.org for further advice before booking.
Saturday 19 September, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
Learn the basics of playing harmonica in this popular workshop, where you’ll be introduced to tune playing, chord-playing and blues improvisation. No previous harmonica experience is necessary, but you’ll need to bring a 10-hole harmonica in C. (The Part 2 follow on workshop takes place on Saturday 24 October.)
Saturday 19 September, 10am-4pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£52
This workshop offers an introduction to recording and production using music technology, looking at microphone and production techniques and recording different instruments. The workshop uses MAC computer and Logic Software in ways that apply generally across Digital Audio Workstations software including Ableton, Cubase and Sonar. We’ll focus on recording and production rather than just creating within the software and you’ll be able to take away audio files of tracks produced to the skills you’ve learned. If you play an instrument, bring it along for the afternoon recording session to learn how best to record it. (The Part 2 follow on workshop on Saturday 31 October looks in more detail into studio-based recording and production.)
Sundays 20 September, 18 October, 22 November, 13 December, 1.30pm-4.30pm (four-session course)
Adult/16+ Course
£80
This introductory course is a chance to enjoy the experience of playing percussion in an ensemble, to develop your playing skills and an understanding of Latin rhythms, instruments and styles. You’ll look at how the percussion is built up for a salsa band and how that can develop to play in other Latin and popular music styles. You’ll use timbales, maracas, guiro, claves and cowbells, and learn how different percussion patterns interlock and work together to create energetic and infectious rhythms.
Instruments are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own if you have them and would like to try playing them in a group. The course is suitable for anyone who has a basic technique in hand drumming from playing conga or other hand drums (able to play basic patterns with bass, slap and open tone) and has some basic rhythm skills gained from playing drumkit or other percussion. Contact education@stables.org if you need further advice.
Sunday 20 September, 10am-12.30pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£32
The Cajon (wooden box), the smallest drum kit in the world, is the perfect powerful accompaniment instrument to any kind of band, be it blues, hip hop, boogie, rock, pop, folk or Latin – providing a full snare and rich bass sound. Cajons come in various shapes, sizes and styles and during this one-day workshop you’ll get hands-on experience to fully discover a range of possibilities this versatile instrument can provide. Covering tones, exercises and rhythms, this workshop is suitable for kit drummers and hand drummers alike. Please bring a cajon (with snare wires inside) if you have one, or contact education@ stables.org if you need to borrow one (limited numbers available).
Sunday 20 September, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£42
The mandolin is used in a range of styles and is great as a melody or rhythm instrument and this workshop introduces both styles of playing. Exploring basic technique, simple tunes, chord shapes and progressions and playing as a group, the workshop is suitable for anyone who has some basic experience of stringed instruments (such as guitar, ukulele, banjo, bouzouki, violin) and who can play basic open chords and a few scales of tunes. An ability to read tablature is useful but not essential. Please bring a mandolin if you have one or contact education@stables.org if you need to borrow one (limited numbers available).
Adult/16+ Workshop
Saturday 26 September, 9.30am-12.30pm OR 1pm-4pm
£32
Have you ever wanted to try the saxophone but didn’t know where to start? Do you want to try it for the first time or have a go before buying one? Starting with the absolute basics, this workshop takes you on a step-by-step approach to making your first sounds, breathing tips, exercises, learning fingerings and scale patterns and playing simple melodies from those scales. No previous musical experience is required. You’ll be in a small group of beginners and in a friendly and supportive learning environment. Instruments are provided for use in the workshop, but if you have your own you are welcome to bring it along for advice and comparison, especially if it is one you may be practicing on after the workshop.
Sunday 27 September, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
Come and take part in the ukulele revival! The ukulele is a fun and accessible instrument making a big comeback in popular music and in education. This workshop is ideal for beginners to learn the basics of playing, how to accompany songs and ukulele techniques. No prior experience necessary! Participants will need to bring a soprano-, concert- or tenor-sized ukulele.
Saturday 3 October, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
This workshop introduces the blues, looking at techniques such as turnarounds, shuffles and basic basslines, demystifying ‘V-IV-I’ chord sequences. We’ll explore fundamental techniques such as finger picking, hammer-ons and pull-offs, using examples from classic recordings. You’ll need to be comfortable with E, A, D and B7 chords and be able to change confidently between them. Some knowledge of E and A minor pentatonic scales will also be helpful. (Details available on The Stables website or email education@ stables.org.) You will need to bring a six-string acoustic guitar.
Saturday 24 October, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£40
Learn more of the basics of harmonica playing in this Beginners Part 2 workshop. This session will consolidate the work you have already done on improvisation, tune playing and chugging at Part 1 and move on to the fundamental blues technique of note bending. Participants will need a 10-hole harmonica in C. Prior attendance on Beginners Part 1 is recommended.
Saturday 24 October, 10am-3pm
Adult/16+ Workshop
£40
Love the sound of jazz guitar but never known where to start? If you’ve always wanted to try jazz guitar, this is the perfect place to begin. This one-day workshop is designed for guitarists who are curious about jazz and want a clear, enjoyable introduction without feeling overwhelmed by theory or jargon. Discover how jazz guitarists create those rich chords, smooth rhythms and expressive melodic lines, while learning practical ideas you can start using straight away. Suitable for players who already have some guitar experience and can play basic open chords or barre chords. Players from acoustic, folk, pop, blues, rock or fingerstyle backgrounds are all very welcome.
The workshop will cover simple chord shapes that instantly create a jazz sound, how to make everyday chords sound richer and more sophisticated, easy rhythm techniques used in jazz and swing, beginner-friendly improvisation ideas, playing through a classic jazz tune step by step, and how to continue developing your jazz playing. No previous jazz experience is needed and you do not need to read music or tablature. Please bring an acoustic or electric guitar (with small practice amp).
Sunday 25 October, 10am-4pm
Adult/16+ Workshop
£46
Are you an aspiring sound engineer? Or a musician who wants to understand how to use PA and get a better sound at your gigs? This workshop offers a basic introduction to the world of Live Sound Engineering and will cover types of microphone and placement, basic parts of a PA, how to use a mixing desk and basic EQ. It is suitable for complete beginners, or for people who have gaps in their understanding of live sound.
Sundays 25 October, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November, 10am-12.30pm; end of course performance Sunday 29 November, 1.30 pm
£105 (£85 students)
For instrumental players new to jazz, this six-session course will help introduce you the language and repertoire of jazz. With the help of expert tutors you’ll work through activities and play in both small and large groups, all designed to help you begin to understand the roots of jazz and how to begin playing it. The course is open to players of piano, guitar, bass, drum kit, brass, reed or woodwind, but numbers of rhythm section instruments (bass, drums, guitar, piano) are limited in order to balance the bands.
You’ll also work towards learning a selection of well-known jazz tunes from memory, in preparation for an informal performance on the final afternoon. The tunes will be selected by the tutors to suit the range of instruments taking part, but you may find it useful to be familiar with the following scales and chords before the course. Concert pitch instruments: Bb, C, G “Blues” scales; C, Eb, F major scales. Bb instruments: D, C, A “Blues” scales; D, F, G Major scales. Eb instruments: A, G, E “Blues” scales; A, C, D Major scales Chords (rhythm section): Major7: Eb, Ab; Min7: Cm7, Fm7, Gm7, Am7; G7, C7, F7, Bb7, Eb7, Ab7, D7
The course is ideal for those that have not played any jazz before or are looking for a basic refresher. If you are unsure or have any other level of experience, including paying some jazz before, contact education@stables.org for further advice.
Saturday 31 October, 10am-3pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£46
A rare chance for beginners to pick up and play the small but mighty melodeon (aka squeezebox) with expert guidance from tutor Mel Biggs. Drawing on traditional English dance tunes, the workshop introduces learning the instrument left hand first to develop effective rhythmical control and coordination, before learning your first tune with both hands (the bit most people find tricky at first!). This workshop is for anyone interested in English folk music, folk dance, or trying a squeezebox for the first time. You don’t need to read music notation, and no previous melodeon or folk music experience is required, but a basic knowledge of music (scales, chords, time signatures) will help.
This workshop is for melodeons (squeezebox that plays different notes on the squeeze and on the pull for the same button), instruments tuned in D/G with a minimum of 2-rows and 8-basses. If you don’t have your own some loan boxes will be available on the day. Limited number available, so please contact us at education@stables.org if you need to borrow one.
Saturday 31 October, 10am-4pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
£52
Aimed at those who have attended the Intro to Music Recording & Production Part 1 workshop or who already have some experience of recording and music technology, this follow-up session looks in more depth at microphone technique, effects and processors, synthesis, MIDI, mixing and mastering and the techniques you need to create great recordings in your own home or DIY studio. The workshop uses MAC computer and Logic Software, but in a way that applies generally across Digital Audio Workstations software such as Ableton, Cubase and Sonar. If you play an instrument, please bring it along for the afternoon recording session.
AN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY ROBIN SOUTER
Robin Souter explores the enduring dialogue between the natural world and the human eye. The Eternal Thread brings together an expansive range of works – from the saltsprayed energy of his seascapes to the grounded quietude of his landscapes and still life paintings. Through mixed media and bold brushwork, this exhibition invites the viewer to find the common pulse in both the vast horizon and the smallest interior detail.
All works in the exhibition are available for sale.
£25 for two courses; £30 for three courses
We are excited to introduce our new fixed-price menu, created and cooked fresh by our professional chefs –mouthwatering dishes, including delicious vegan and vegetarian options.
Make your reservation online at the same time as booking your show tickets
Call The Stables box office on 01908 280800 (check our opening hours)
Email the box office on boxoffice@stables.org
On Comedy and Film Nights enjoy a new Street Food style menu in the foyer, featuring meat and plant-based Hamburgers and Hot Dogs, Pulled Pork, Smoked Jackfruit and Loaded Nachos.
From May, you can also buy our delicious homemade pizza by the slice from our Snack Bar.
Sunday 13 September, tours at 11am, 12pm, 1pm
Tours are free, but must be booked in advance, limited numbers. Max 2 tickets per booking.
You’ve sat in the Jim Marshall Auditorium… you’ve enjoyed the music ... the ambience… the acoustics…
But have you ever wondered how The Stables works as a building? What it’s like walking on the trampoline at the top of the main auditorium? How does fresh air reach you and the essential communications reach the control desk? And what’s The Stables experience like for our visiting artists?
heritageopendays.org.uk
Led by architect Peter Hall, who will explain how The Stables was conceived, these Heritage Open Day tours will give you a unique opportunity to visit backstage areas and gain a better understanding of why The Stables is widely regarded as one of the UK’s finest music venues.
The Stables Bar is open from 7pm on concert nights, serving a wide range of drinks for you to enjoy during the evening.
Look out for our guest beers from local breweries, in addition to our quality beers and lagers including Phipps IPA, Doom Bar, Beavertown Neck Oil, Cruzcampo and Peroni.
We now offer a low alcohol IPA on draught from Brewpoint, a refreshing crisp bitter, ideal for the driver in your party at 0.5%. This is in addition to our existing range of low or no alcohol bottled beers, lagers and cider.
Don’t forget to order your drinks for the interval, saves time in the queue & ensures you can relax and enjoy your drink during the break.
Our foyer snack back serves a collection of hot and cold drinks, together with some tempting sweet and savoury snacks.
Core box office opening hours:
Please visit www.stables.org for details of current opening hours
IN PERSON: please refer to our website for current arrangements regarding in-person booking
BY PHONE: 01908 280800 during opening hours; text phone users please call 18001 01908 280800.
ONLINE: www.stables.org
COLLECTING YOUR TICKETS:
E-tickets: You can choose to receive your tickets via email. You can either print these out at home or show them on your phone to our front of house staff when entering the auditorium.
Ticket collection: from The Stables box office during opening hours.
Postal tickets: At an extra cost of £2.50, we can send your tickets to you by post.
You can pay by cash if booking in person; we accept all major debit and credit cards.
Ticket reservations must be paid for within three days of booking (excluding groups and Friends of The Stables who can reserve for up to seven days). We are unable to reserve tickets without payment within seven days prior to the performance.
For full terms and conditions, please visit www.stables.org
Shaded areas represent seating levels not prices. Each show is individually priced.
This seating plan gives a general overview of The Stables main auditorium. Please ask a member of our box office staff at time of booking if you have questions regarding the choice of your seats
Prices published in this brochure include all booking commission fees.
For tickets up to £10: a commission fee of £1 per ticket will be charged
For tickets between £10.01 and £15: a commission fee of £1.50 per ticket will be charged
For tickets between £15.01 and £25: a commission fee of £2.50 per ticket will be charged
For tickets between £25.01 and £35: a commission fee of £3.50 per ticket will be charged
For tickets more than £35: a commission fee of £4.50 per ticket will be charged
These fees apply to all booking channels - in person, by phone and online.
Concessions are available on selected performances and where they apply are indicated on the ticket pricing details.
Gift vouchers for The Stables are available to purchase online and from the box office.
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The Stables is situated to the south east of Milton Keynes in the village of Wavendon.
From M1 Junction 14
• Head towards Milton Keynes
• At the first roundabout take the 2nd exit
• At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit. Follow the road through to the Kingston roundabout
• At the Kingston roundabout take the second exit signposted Wavendon/Woburn Sands, onto the A5130 (Newport Road)
• Take the second right (Dankworth Way) by the traffic lights onto the new approach road, signposted The Stables. The Stables entrance is straight ahead.
From M1 Junction 13
• Head towards Milton Keynes on A421
• At the Kingston roundabout take the first exit signposted Wavendon/Woburn Sands, onto the A5130 (Newport Road)
• Take the second right (Dankworth Way) by the traffic lights onto the new approach road, signposted The Stables. The Stables entrance is straight ahead.
The Stables has free car-parking on site (vehicles and contents are left entirely at owner’s own risk). At busy times, your exit from the car park may be slightly delayed – thank you for your patience. There are a limited amount of disabled parking spaces available (not bookable in advance). We also have a small bicycle rack available to the left of the main public entrance.
The Stables welcomes people with disabilities. For full access information, please refer to the Your Visit section on our website at www.stables.org The Stables is accessible to wheelchair users and other customers with limited mobility. There is a lift available giving access to seats on lower accessible levels. We can accommodate eight people in wheelchairs per performance, subject to availability. We have volunteer customer assistants available at the majority of events to provide assistance. Please ask a member of our box office team at the time of booking if you have any questions or concerns about your access around the building.
There are three accessible public toilets – one as part of the main toilet area situated in the foyer; further toilets are located next to the ladies and within the gents, both accessible from the auditorium.
The main auditorium is fitted with an Ampetronic system. To use this system you must have a hearing aid with either a switchable or auto-detect T-Setting built in. Stage 2 customers will need to wear a hearing necklace, available from the box office. If you wear a hearing device please inform a member of the box office team when booking your tickets so that they can seat you in the area of the auditorium where the signal is strongest.
Assistance dogs are welcome, but please advise us when you book so that we can allocate appropriate seats and inform you of any special effects that might affect your dog’s comfort.
Our foyer snack bar serves a range of light snacks, soft drinks, teas and coffees. Ice-creams are also available. The Stables bar will be available for pre-show and interval drinks on performance nights.
Wed 3 Sindhu Vee
Thu 4 Russell Kane
Fri 5 Adam Kay
Fri 5 Callaghan
Sat 6 Quo Connection
Sat 6 Violeta Vicci & Bruno Bavota
Sun 7 Ray Gelato & The Giants
Wed 10 Rory Bremner
Thu 11 Paradise Found: The Legend of Meat Loaf
Thu 11 Kate Griffin & Matchume Zango
Fri 12 Mark Simmons
Fri 12 Alex Voysey Blues Trio
Sat 13 Alina Orchestra: Music from the Masters
Sun 14 Albert Lee
Mon 15 Stables Screenings: Hamnet (12A)
Tue 16 BFI Study Day
Tue 16 Stables Screenings: The Choral (15)
Wed 17 BFI Study Day
Wed 17 Teddy Thompson
Thu 18 Phil Wang
Fri 19 The Signatures: Northern Soul Live
Fri 19 Pete Roth Trio
Sat 20 Roy Orbsion & the Traveling Wilburys Experience
Sat 20 Pete Roth Trio
Sun 21 LP Swing Orchestra
Sun 21 Dan Whitehouse
Tue 23 The Irish House Party
Wed 24 Stables Screenings: Song Sung Blue (12A)
Thu 25 Michelle Wolf
Fri 26 Suntou Susso & the Gambian Allstars
Sat 27 The Fizz
Sat 27 Tremaine Dawkins
Sun 28 Choose George
JULY
Thu 2 Kossoff: The Band Plays On
Thu 2 Hilary Gardner & The Lonesome Pines
Fri 3 Max Fulham
Sat 4 Logicaltramp
Sun 5 Jimmy Nail
Mon 6 Jimmy Nail
Thu 9 New Amen Corner
Sat 11 Mark Simmons
Sun 12 Rock Experience Concert
Thu 16 MK Music Centre End Of Year Concert
Fri 17 David O’Doherty
Sat 18 The Simon & Garfunkel Story
Sun 19 Marcel Lucont: Les Enfants Terribles
Sun 19 Marcel Lucont’s Whine List
Fri 24 Mick Sanchez Band
Sun 26 Family Fun Day
Fri 31 Americana Revue AUGUST
Sat 22
Live/Wire: Tribute to AC/DC
Sun 23 Tony Christie
Fri 28 Fleetwood Bac
Fri 28 An Evening with Status Quo’s John Coghlan
Sat 29 Fleetwood Bac
SEPTEMBER
Thu 3 Bootleg Blondie
Fri 4 Shakatak
Fri 4 My Girl The River
Sat 5 Hello Again: The Neil Diamond Songbook
Sat 5 Sarah Jane Morris
Sun 6 Nick Cope
Sun 6 The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
Tue 8 Gilbert O’Sullivan
Wed 9 Gilbert O’Sullivan
Thu 10 Altered Images
Thu 10 Luke Daniels
Fri 11 Ginger Johnson
Fri 11 The Gutter Brothers
Sat 12 Elio Pace
Sat 12 Connor Selby
Indicates a new show which is open for public booking from Friday 15 May. Prior to this date Stables Friends have priority.
Friends and Founders discount applies
For more information see page 3 Mancini Forum Stage 2
Sun 13 Simon Evans
Sun 13 Isabella Coulstock
Tue 15 Dave Rowntree
Wed 16 Cloudbusting: The Music of Kate Bush
Wed 16 Holly Clarke
Thu 17 Triptic
Fri 18 Lionel: The Music of Lionel Richie
Fri 18 Sam Carter Sings Nic Jones
Sat 19 Russell Watson
Sat 19 The Cadillac Kings
Sun 20 Van Morrison Alumni Band
Tue 22 Toast: A Tribute to Bread
Wed 23 Aurie Styla
Wed 23 Alex Hart
Thu 24 Andy Parsons
Fri 25 Big Big Train
Fri 25 Anna Pancaldi
Sat 26 Abba Forever
Sat 26 Ed Blunt
Sun 27 Sunday Sessions: Chanson Swing Trio
Sun 27 Marty Wilde
Sun 27 Aidan Jones
Tue 29 Jim Cregan & The New Acoustic Band
Wed 30 Shawn Colvin
Wed 30 Max & Veronica
OCTOBER
Thu 1 Cloud Chamber
Fri 2 The Manfreds
Sat 3 Lucy Porter
Sat 3 Emily Maguire
Sun 4 Ruby Turner
Mon 5 Wishbone Ash
Tue 6 Wishbone Ash
Tue 6 True Foxes
Wed 7 Martin Taylor
Wed 7 John Shuttleworth’s It’s Nice Up North
Thu 8 Laura Smyth
Fri 9 Brother Strut
Fri 9
Dave Kelly & Christine Collister
Sat 10 Nearly Dan
Sat 10 Malcolm Dunn & Friends
Sun 11 Syd Lawrence Orchestra
Mon 12 Dom Martin Band
Tue 13 Graham Gouldman
Wed 14 Neil Delamere
Thu 15 Gary & Robbie Live In Concert
Thu 15 Hans Theessink
Fri 16 Lauren Collier
Sat 17 Scott Bennett
Sat 17 Louise Parker Band
Sun 18 Sunday Sessions: Harry Baker & Tom Syson
Sun 18 Alina Orchestra: Travels with Mozart
Tue 20 The Sound of Springsteen
Tue 20 Annie Dressner
Wed 21 Blue Rose Code
Wed 21 Screaming Blue Murder Comedy Club
Thu 22 Man The Lifeboats
Fri 23 Vonda Shepard
Fri 23 Adam Sweet Band
Sat 24 Harriet
Sat 24 Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage
Sun 25 Noel Fitzpatrick
Sun 25 Burning Rope
Mon 26 Steeleye Span
Tue 27 Seann Walsh
Wed 28 Habib Koité & Sura Susso
Thu 29 Dallahan
Fri 30 Laurence Jones
Fri 30 Fargo Railroad Co
Sat 31 Solstice
Sat 31 Emma Stevens
The Stables offers a unique setting for corporate events or private hires.
The Stables can host a wide range of events, including conferences and meetings, product launches, awards evenings, fashion shows and much more besides. With professional events and technical teams, a number of flexible spaces, state-of-the-art audio visual facilities and bespoke catering, we provide you with everything you need to deliver your perfect event.
For more information, email development@stables.org or call Emma Briggs, Events Manager on 01908 280816. www.stables.org