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White Knuckle Brides live in Devizes

7:49am Tuesday 5th January 2010

White Knuckle Brides' debut performance on New Year's Eve at the Cavalier Pub, Devizes brought revellers back to the essence of rock.

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Mike Batt celebrates

3:54pm Monday 25th May 2009

Mike Batt is one of those musicians whose sheer variety of styles makes him impossible to categorise.

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Chippenham NamFest kicks off the summer

10:45am Thursday 9th April 2009

THIS year’s summer festival season is to be kicked off by a new charity rock gig in Chippenham.

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DJs are raring to go for Swindon's big weekend

10:38am Thursday 9th April 2009

WITH just over a month to go before Radio 1’s Big Weekend comes to Swindon, its top DJs are raring to hit the town.

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How to get your tickets for BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend

10:22am Thursday 9th April 2009

CLOSE to one million music lovers are expected to register for the chance to be part of Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Swindon when tickets go on sale on Wednesday.

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Review: Devizes Chamber Choir St John’s Church, Devizes

11:23am Friday 12th December 2008

During the first half of their annual Christmas concert on Saturday, Devizes Chamber Choir, with Tim Hutchings on organ, delighted a capacity audience with a compelling performance of Saint Saens' Christmas Oratorio.

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Preview: Marden House, Emerald Ensemble

10:55am Thursday 4th December 2008

The next concert in the series at Marden House, Calne, is the Emerald Ensemble Quintet at 3pm on December 7.

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Review: The Feeling at The Oasis, Swindon

7:05pm Monday 10th November 2008

Say what you like about The Feeling, they know how to work a crowd.

Review: Malmesbury Abbey Choir and Marlborough Choral Society at Malmesbury Abbey

7:27pm Monday 10th November 2008

On Saturday evening singers from the Malmesbury Abbey choir were joined by the Marlborough Choral Society in a performance of Vivaldi’s Gloria and Mozart’s Requiem. How appropriate that approaching Remembrance Day the choirs should sing a Requiem with such solemnity and passion in a packed Abbey.

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PREVIEW: Bath Mozartfest, various venues

11:48am Thursday 6th November 2008

PREVIEW: Bath Mozartfest Various venues Bath’s 18th Mozartfest opens tomorrow – nine days of music-making celebrating Mozart, naturally, and other composers including Schumann, Handel, Beethoven, Brahms and Haydn.