Get ready for another awesome weekend of live music around Swindon! We have one of the best, if not the best live music scenes in the South West, with venues like The Honky Tonk, MECA, The Vic, The Tuppenny and many more!

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Festival On The Farm – Arrival Day

3 DAYS OF GREAT MUSIC, FOOD AND CAMPING ON A RURAL ORGANIC WILTSHIRE FARM. Small, funky, fun……

Festival on the Farm is a well-established music festival based on a working farm in the heart of Wiltshire, held in Purton near Swindon. Over 3 days in August and on 2 stages, we have a fantastic lineup of artists including original, tribute and cover bands. Great food, Festival stalls, Camping, and day parking available.

Camping field opens at midday, and the arena bar will open from 6pm with DJ Mark England & music from festival favourites BRITT & THE BACKBEAT


The Vic

SHINWELL – THE VIVAS – WELTERWAIT

Progressive grass roots indie rock originals.

Tickets: £5adv

Time: 8pm


The Ridge – SAMTURBS CAR MEET & DJ

FREE Event – Great vibes, awesome cars – and some banging tunes from the events DJ!

Time: 6pm


The Tuppenny – Old Town

The Early Swerve – Random Shapes

Hailing from South London, The Early Swerve have carved out a distinctive niche they proudly call “Gangster Folk”—a compelling blend of folk, skiffle, indie rock, and razor-sharp storytelling. Formed around the creative partnership of songwriter Dave Mackinnon and lyricist Essex Moorcroft, the band draws inspiration from shady local characters, barroom folklore, and the rich tradition of character-driven British songwriting. Their songs combine dark humour, social observation, and memorable melodies, delivered through blistering vocal harmonies and a raw, energetic live sound.

Influenced by everything from 60s British Invasion bands and skiffle to Latin jazz and film soundtracks, The Early Swerve create music that feels both timeless and refreshingly original. Balancing gritty realism with wit and warmth, they have quickly earned a reputation as one of the most distinctive voices emerging from the UK independent scene, proving that great storytelling remains at the heart of great music.

Support comes in the guise of Random Shapes, a new band with some familiar faces.

Time: 8:30pm


The Castle

Saint Senara – Patrick Crow

Time: 8:30pm


Sun Inn – Coate

Jam Nite

Photo by SAULO LEITE

Time: 8pm


Aldbourne Festival

Singing Workshop – Musical Safari – Open Mic

Join us for a tour of gardens in Aldbourne, enjoying live music at each place!

We’ll take you to 2 new gardens for 2026 before finishing off in Malcolm’s Garden on the Green! Bring a picnic blanket or camping chair and some refreshments!

More details on where we’re starting and who’s playing to be announced soon!


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