Featured Events in Old Guildford in April, 2025 (August Updated)

Mike & The Mechanics, the renowned rock/pop band, will be performing live in Guildford at the esteemed Guildford G-Live venue on April 8, 2025. Known for their melodic tunes and profound lyrics, Mike & The Mechanics have captivated audiences worldwide, blending rock and pop with a touch of soul. This event promises to be an unforgettable experience, as the band showcases their classic hits alongside new material. Fans can expect an evening filled with musical excellence and emotional resonance, set against the backdrop of Guildford’s vibrant cultural scene. With a reputation for delivering powerful live performances, Mike & The Mechanics' concert at Guildford G-Live is set to be a highlight of the year for music enthusiasts. Don’t miss the chance to witness this iconic band in action.

Luna Cohen Quartet Bossa Nova Come join us at Growlers & Cans for a night of smooth Bossa Nova tunes by the talented Luna Cohen Quartet. Get ready to sway to the rhythms of Brazil and immerse yourself in the soulful melodies of this captivating music genre. This in-person event promises to transport you to a world of relaxation and good vibes. Don't miss out on this unique musical experience! Information Source: eventbrite

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John Sanders - The Reproaches John Stainer - T he Crucifixion ‘A Meditation on the Sacred Passion of the Holy Redeemer’ The Crucifixion was first performed in 1887, one year before the enlargement and restructuring of Holy Trinity Guildford, one of the country's most significant churches. The splendour and drama of late Victorian music and architecture thus combine in The English Chamber Choir ’s engaging performance of Stainer ’s portrayal of The Passion , preceded by a modern choral classic in The Reproaches by John Sanders . Fresh on the heels of recent performances at The Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Cathedral and Buckingham Palace, ECC is joined by acclaimed vocal soloists Martin Hindmarsh (tenor) and John Holland-Avery (bass). The much-praised organ is played by Martin Ford , Organist & Director of Music at the Guards' Chapel, one of the finest organists of his generation . The concert will run without interval. Information Source: The English Chamber Choir | eventbrite