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 MECA, The Vic, The Tuppenny and many more!
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The Arts Centre
The Ladies Who Lunch

Nine amazing girl singers will give you a wonderful evening of song with Sheila herself on piano aided by Mark Burton on synthesiser.
An evening not to be missed.
Time: 7:30pm
Tickets: £19.50 (Click HERE to purchase).
Swindon & Cricklade Railway
Sausage & Cider Festival
Live Music

Time: 11am to 6pm
The Plough – Old Town
TONNAU

Time: 5pm till 7pm
Richard Jefferies Museum
John Coventry
John Coventry is a UK based singer/songwriter. He began performing in pubs at the age of 19 before moving to California in 2003.

After returning home, he became a member of traditional folk band Grubby Jack before forming the duo Albion in 2012. When Grubby Jack disbanded in 2019, John started focusing on performing as a solo artist.
He self-released many songs over the next few years and finally released his debut EP, “A New Beginning” in February 2026, which he recorded with producer Nigel Stonier. John Coventry is also the creator and songwriter for Colorado-based AI singer, “Cordie Travis”.
Live music is scheduled to start at 2pm. Entry is FREE to all, although we’d love it if you could support our museum by buying some refreshments at our tearoom, where a slice of Cakesmiths cake is a bargain at £2.40.
There is some parking available on Day House Lane, and paid public parking at Coate Water Country Park. Parking at the museum is reserved for volunteers and the disabled.
Gates Open: 1pm
Music: From 2pm
The Bear, of Rodborough – Stroud
The Bakelite Boys

Lunchtime Jazz / Cocktail Music in the garden, featuring cool groovers The Bakelite Boys.
Time: 12:30pm – 2:30pm




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