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Vanessa Forero Trio

Vanessa Forero brings her uplifting, soul-soaked live show to Bath, riding the wave of a breakthrough year and the release of her debut album 'Days Before' (out 15 May). Blending modern soul, retro pop and gospel warmth, her sound is intimate yet expansive in a performance that’s rich, dynamic and full of heart. Rooted in both her British upbringing and Colombian heritage, Forero’s music carries a unique sense of rhythm, colour and spirit. From the soulful, storytelling tradition of UK songwriting to the warmth and vibrancy of Latin influence, her sound feels globally rich while remaining deeply personal. Forero’s shows are fast gaining a reputation for their feel-good, spirit and emotional pull. Moving effortlessly from hushed, piano-led moments to soaring, full-bodied highs, Forero creates an atmosphere that feels both deeply personal and irresistibly uplifting. Between songs, she shares glimpses of her extraordinary family story. Forero co-wrote a book about her mother, Marina Chapman, whose life story was featured in 'Woman Raised by Monkeys' on National Geographic and on Ben Fogle: 'New Lives in the Wild'. It’s a remarkable narrative of survival, resilience, and ultimately hope. These themes resonate deeply with Vanessa’s music. With 'Days Before', Forero steps fully into her own as an artist. The album is a bold, heartfelt collection that marks her evolution into a richer, more expansive sound, bringing together her band for the first time.

Fri 5 Jun20:00Chapel Arts Centre

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Callaghan - 'The Music You Gave To Me' Tour
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Callaghan - 'The Music You Gave To Me' Tour

Three time BBC Radio 2 play-listed artist, Callaghan, releases her stunning new album, ‘The Music You Gave To Me’ on May 16, along with a new UK headline tour. “The most personal album I’ve ever written or recorded” is how Callaghan sums up her latest album. A collection of 8 tracks featuring some of the most personal and heart wrenching subject matter that she has ever tackled. Putting these particular songs to tape was a major step in what has been an incredibly difficult couple of years for the singer-songwriter after losing her dad, John, to lung cancer in 2023. During his short but brutal battle with the illness, Callaghan had been writing something special. A song for her dad, called “The Music You Gave To Me”. A thank you to the person who had taught her her first chords on the guitar and piano, and made music such a huge part of her life. “It was all the things I couldn’t say to him”, Callaghan sighs, “but I just knew they needed saying somehow. He needed to know how much of a gift he’d given me and how much it meant to me.” Despite the pain of losing her dad and feeling very reticent to play or write music again, gradually Callaghan forced herself back to the piano, writing the rest of the album as a tribute to the person who made music such a big part of her life. To celebrate the launch of the album Callaghan created a special group called CALLAGHAN’S MUSIC RADIO CLUB where fans could tune into a special radio show/podcast each day and hear all about the...

Thu 11 Jun20:00Chapel Arts Centre
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Callaghan - 'The Music You Gave To Me' Tour plus support, Tom Bright

Three time BBC Radio 2 play-listed artist, Callaghan, releases her stunning new album, ‘The Music You Gave To Me’ on May 16, along with a new UK headline tour. “The most personal album I’ve ever written or recorded” is how Callaghan sums up her latest album. A collection of 8 tracks featuring some of the most personal and heart wrenching subject matter that she has ever tackled. Putting these particular songs to tape was a major step in what has been an incredibly difficult couple of years for the singer-songwriter after losing her dad, John, to lung cancer in 2023. During his short but brutal battle with the illness, Callaghan had been writing something special. A song for her dad, called “The Music You Gave To Me”. A thank you to the person who had taught her her first chords on the guitar and piano, and made music such a huge part of her life. “It was all the things I couldn’t say to him”, Callaghan sighs, “but I just knew they needed saying somehow. He needed to know how much of a gift he’d given me and how much it meant to me.” Despite the pain of losing her dad and feeling very reticent to play or write music again, gradually Callaghan forced herself back to the piano, writing the rest of the album as a tribute to the person who made music such a big part of her life. To celebrate the launch of the album Callaghan created a special group called CALLAGHAN’S MUSIC RADIO CLUB where fans could tune into a special radio show/podcast each day and hear all about the...

Thu 11 Jun20:00Chapel Arts Centre
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George! The Concert - 'A Tribute to George Harrison' (5 Piece Band)

Back by popular demand..... and this time we have a dance floor and Cabaret Seating (small cafe style tables)! The Phenomenal Nick Bold brings his love and passion for George Harrison to the stage in, 'GEORGE! THE CONCERT,' in a tour-de-force evening of great Harrisongs, Beatle classics and Traveling Wilburys too. Joined by a stunning live band, it's an authentic, heartfelt and astonishing experience not to be missed. UK native, Nick Bold brings his love and passion for George Harrison to the stage in 'George' The Concert. An evening of great George Harrison solo hits, his Beatles classics and The Traveling Wilburys too. Bold's performance, storytelling and authentic persona are as "George" as it gets. George! The Concert is the show that ALL fans of, The Beatles will love. It celebrates the music of the "Quiet one" in a performance that has been wowing audiences both in the US and the UK. Nick Bold, along with his 4 piece band, knocks out hit after hit from George's repertoire. The show is based on his 1992 live show, along with more up to date material, Nick and the band bring to life the outstanding array of George's song writing skills. Songs such as: Something, While my guitar gently weeps, Here comes the Sun, Give me love, My sweet Lord, Got my mind set on you, What is life.. and many more. Nick Bold's acclaimed performance of, George has taking him all over the world and he has become the "go to" man to play the great man.

Sat 20 Jun20:00Chapel Arts Centre
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Track Dogs

“Sun-shiny songs thriving on dark themes behind irresistible rhythms!” “If you were looking to mark your card for the End Of The World party, head to wherever Track Dogs are playing…” Americana UK Made up of two Irishmen, an Englishman and an American, the band create their own unique brand of acoustic music - a veritable 4 x 4 of voices and instruments identified by the fusion of styles which include Americana, Latino, Folk, Bluegrass and (whisper it..) Pop! Taking festivals such as Shrewsbury, Glastonbury, Wickham and Northern Kin (to name a few) by storm with their dynamite live shows, the band will be touring their 11th album “The Essential Track Dogs: Tracks Laid, Tracks Covered” featuring the best of their originals and cover tracks plus some brand new songs and reimagined versions of already existing tracks. 2025 will see the release of Track Dogs' 11th album, but this one is a little special. The Essential Track Dogs; Tracks Laid, Tracks Covered will be a double CD featuring the best of their originals and cover tracks (“La Banda”, “The Deep End”, “Man of Constant Sorrow”) plus some brand new recordings (“Amor De Mi Vida”, “Ruby”) and reimagined versions of already existing tracks like “Donna Lola”. With their 20thanniversary coming up in 2026 this is a perfect time to reflect on where they've been, where they are now and more importantly, where they're going. www.trackdogsmusic.com

Thu 23 Jul20:00Chapel Arts Centre
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Tannahill Weavers

The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland 's premier traditional bands. Their diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals and songs, and original ballads and lullabies. They have that unique combination of traditional melodies, driving rhythmic accompaniment, and rich vocals that make their performances unforgettable. Over the years the Tannies have been international trailblazers for Scottish music, and their tight harmonies and powerful, inventive arrangements have won them fans from beyond the folk and Celtic music scenes. Members of the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame, in recent years the Tannahill Weavers have been joined by piper Iain MacGillivray, who has worked on such exciting productions as Outlander and Men in Kilts, and fiddle player extraordinaire Alistair McCulloch, who teaches at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland when not on tour. As they begin recording their 20th album, they are firmly established as one of the premier groups on the concert stage - from reflective ballads to foot-stomping reels and jigs, the variety and range of the material they perform is matched only by their enthusiasm and lively Celtic spirits. "Formed from a Paisley pub session in 1968, seminal trailblazers the Tannahill Weavers now also rank as national treasures" - Glasgow Celtic Connections "The music may be pure old time Celtic, but the drive and enthusiasm are akin to straight ahead rock and roll" - Winnipeg Free Press "An especially...

Thu 10 Sept20:00Chapel Arts Centre
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Kirsten Adamson & The Tanagers plus support, Dave Burn

Award-winning singer/songwriter Kirsten Adamson (daughter of rock legend Stuart Adamson (Big Country, Skids)) summons the same heart-stopping purity as Sandy Denny, by way of Emmylou Harris and Kate Bush, with an engaging mix of heartland Americana folk rock. Following the critically acclaimed Landing Place (2023), Adamson sharpened her focus with Dreamviewer, released in 2025. Recorded with Joe Harvey-Whyte, the album marked a clear step forward—leaner, more assured, and rooted in the confidence that comes from experience and repetition. Critics praised its balance, emotional restraint and song-first approach, capturing an artist moving beyond promise and into control. That momentum has carried straight onto the road. Adamson has sold out her own run of UK headline dates and is currently touring with the band, while also taking the show to Germany for a slot at the revered Static Roots Americana Festival. With major support slots still to be announced and 2026 shaping up as a make-or-break year, Adamson is no longer gathering pace—she’s already moving, and pulling people with her. Mojo ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “ …a mesmerising album full of beautifully expressed heart and wisdom" Andy Fyfe Rock N Reel ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “Adamson's rich vocal tones maintaining a powerful constant throughout an accomplished collection of songs” Bryony Hegarty “Adamson knows how to hold a crowd in the palm of her hand, her vocals are clear and powerful, her songs are strong, she is an all round entertainer.” (The...

Fri 11 Sept20:00Chapel Arts Centre

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