PARTY ON! Oxfordshire’s festivals will go ahead this summer as The Big Feastival announces...
Line ups are being announced and tickets sales are soaring. Yes, Oxfordshire’s favourite festivals are set to go ahead this summer, giving us all something to look...
Two legends in one evening: Beverley Knight on why she’s singing Stevie Wonder at...
Beverley Knight say that the most defining moment of her life so far was being up on stage with both Prince and Stevie Wonder. The famous British...
What to expect from Woodstock Live this weekend, as it celebrates 50 years since...
'Woodstock Live' again brings an eclectic mix of artists into the Town Square for a free two day celebration of music, this weekend.
Featuring the musical genius of...
BOOK NOW: Oxford Festival of the Arts is back with comedy, music, art, theatre,...
Oxford Festival of the Arts is back with a month-long schedule of events packed with big names, fun, excitement, insight and culture at fantastic venues all over...
Fancy a free day of family fun, local musicians and excellent grub? The Rusty...
The Rusty Bicycle Street Party returns on Saturday (July 30) after a two year absence with a free day of family fun, local musicians and excellent grub.
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REVIEW: The vocals, the set, the hair! Don’t miss ‘We Will Rock You The...
Throw together the hilarious author, playwright and stand-up Ben Elton with the music of one of the world's most famous rock bands Queen, and you're bound to...
The Last Noël at OFS: ‘a funny, moving, uplifting play with songs about the...
Anyone who has enjoyed OFS' adult Christmas show will know what a massive treat is in store when The Last Noel opens on Wednesday.
The brand new 'play...
Gregory Porter, Emeli Sandé and Tunde Baiyewu join Lionel Richie and Pete Tong in...
Gregory Porter, Emeli Sandé and Tunde Baiyewu (of Lighthouse Family fame) are joining Lionel Richie and Pete Tong at Nocturne Live at Blenheim Palace this summer it...
The X-Factor of the choir world: Oxford college choir scouting for young female choristers...
Budding young singers are being offered a rare opportunity to sing with a college choir in one of Oxford University’s oldest chapels while also enjoying lots of...
Children love Oxford Philharmonic’s virtual ‘OP at Home’ project about music and instruments
For primary school children in Oxfordshire, music education just got a little bit more fun.
Oxford Philharmonic – which regularly runs music projects in schools around the county...
