Music

Grantham Conservative Club is holding a ’60s and ’70s disco on Friday (June 17), from 8pm until midnight,

Four piece indie-folk band The Tin Pigeons, who all studied at Stamford School, have been selected as the new BBC Introducing supported act and their track ‘Sparks’ has been played throughout this week on BBC Radio 1.

Legendary rock star Bryan Ferry is set to play at Burghley House this weekend.

Woven Chords will perform a ‘Summer Sing’ at All Saints’ Church in Stamford on Friday night at 8pm (doors 7.30pm).

A rock band renowned for its charity work came out of retirement to raise money for six-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer Jack Rickard.

Former Pop Idol contestant Gareth Gates will be on stage in Grantham later this month in Mad About The Musicals.

The highly anticipated series of concerts for Music in Quiet Places starts on Thursday, June 2 with a performance from Retorica at St Andrew’s Church in Irnham at 7.30pm.

Music is back on Stamford Town Meadows – and the bill for the Stamford Music Festival is taking shape.

A music recital inspired by William Shakespeare will take place at St Wulfram’s Church to mark the 400th anniversary of his death.

The fabulous Cottesmore Military Wives Choir will be performing at Stamford Methodist Church tomorrow evening.

A concert will be held on Saturday night (May 21) to raise money for Barrowby Scouts.

T Rextasy are bringing their 40th Anniversary Tour of ‘I Love to Boogie’ to the Key Theatre in Peterborough this June.

A steel band is being set up by a local woman who will host a workshop later this month.

If you haven’t yet bought your tickets to Grantham’s Party in the Park, what are you waiting for?

Oakham School Chapel welcomes the vocal ensemble Galan, who will be performing tonight at 7.45pm.

Local covers band, All Shook Up will be performing their first ever gig in Stamford tomorrow night at The Golden Fleece.

The Stamford Chamber Orchestra invites you to join it at Stamford Arts Centre tomorrow evening.

As a refreshing break from all the various English celebrations of the day, Grantham Choral Society performed an all-German programme of music by Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms on Saturday to a large and appreciative audience in the newly refurbished nave of St Wulfam’s Church.

There is nothing quite like the Red Hot Chilli Pipers and you can see them live at the Lincoln Drill Hall on April 28.

Stamford Town Meadows will host the genre-spanning Stamford Music Festival across three days this summer.