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YEA Devizes: DOCA New Youth Project
Devizes Outdoor Celebratory Arts announced their upcoming project, YEA Devizes today. Made possible by a grant from National Grid Electricity Transmission’s Community Grant Programme, the Youth Event Activity Devizes will be a youth festival area within the International Street Festival…. Working with the incredible young adults we have in our community, DOCA will support them… Read more
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Alberta Cross Frontman Joins Line Up for Frome Festival Fundraising Gig
Alberta Cross, along with the up-and-coming local bands Something Moves and BroccoliBoy, will perform at a charity gig on Saturday 30th November at 23 Bath St. All part of a new generation of vibrant and talented musicians calling Frome home, they are helping raise funds to support the costs of running the annual Frome Festival… Read more
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The Mist; New Single from Meg
Chippenham’s young folk singer-songwriter Meg, or M3G if you want to get numeric, will release her 6th single The Mist on Friday 18th October, and it’s got me thinking about the film Rain Man…. Showing my age, I saw it at the flicks in 88! Tom Cruise was everywhere in the late eighties, and this… Read more
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“Pericles” at the Wharf Theatre, Devizes, October 21st–26th 2024.
by Ian Diddamsimages by Chris Watkins Media, Jeni Meade. It would be fair to say that once William Shakespeare found or invented a plot device, he wasn’t one to avoid using it again. And again. And – well… again, and again. Let’s play “Shakespeare Bingo” and “Guess the Play”… There’s a STORM AT SEA, a… Read more
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Watermark: Fulltone Orchestra Brings Enya’s Iconic Album to Life…
Our very own illustrious orchestra, The Fulltone Orchestra, are staging live performances of Enya’s 1988 breakthrough album, Watermark in Basingstoke, Bath and Cheltenham later this month. They promise to be symphonic celebrations of the bestselling artists’ sublime and distinctive sound….. The Fulltone Orchestra, accompanied by the magnificent female voices of The Cantiamo Choir, revive Enya’s… Read more
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Rachel Sinnetta & Rosie Jay at the Crown, Bishops Cannings
Must confess it felt somewhat odd to return to The Crown in Bishops Cannings for my weekly ration of live music. The only pub in the village has been closed a short while, since verbal pitchforks and torches from a crotchety minority who wanted the tavern to be little more than a museum artefact drove… Read more
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