Shepherd's Crook Folk Choir, based in Winchcombe, specialise in singing traditional songs from Gloucestershire's rich musical heritage, arranged in four part harmony; songs of love, war and everyday life.

Shepherd's Crook will perform their special programme of songs collected at Winchcombe workhouse by Percy Grainger and Cecil Sharp; tales of life in the workhouse, performed in Victorian costume.

A fundraiser in support of Isbourne Arts; donations on the door, suggested donation £10.

Seating will be cabaret style downstairs and on church pews in the balcony. Doors and bar will open 45 minutes before the show begins.

The Lost Trades are a folk/americana trio, based in the West Country, with a cool Laurel Canyon vibe. With a sound that is reminiscent of the California folk scene of the late 60s/early 70s, their three part harmonies have been described as flawless, spine tingling and magical.

Jamie R Hawkins, Phil Cooper and Tamsin Quin formed the band just before the pandemic, which cut short their first tour. Now, two successful albums later, their  live performances involve easy interchanging of instruments, including guitar, ukulele, bass and percussion. There's always a fun intimacy to the show, with the group engaging in comfortable repartee with each other and the audience like a group of old friends.

Tickets £16 including £1 booking fee added at the checkout; same price on the door.

Seating with be cabaret style downstairs and on church pews in the balcony. Doors and bar will open 45 minutes before the performance begins.

The Winchcombe Players Present

The Vicar of Dibley

A stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter

Based on the original BBC TV series

Written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer

Produced by Tiger Aspect Productions

It's the mid 1990's and Britpop rules the airwaves. When the new vicar arrives in the sleepy English village of Dibley the last thing the locals are expecting is a woman. But the irrepressibly cheerful Reverend Geraldine Granger soon wins over the hearts and minds of her flock.

All of the familiar characters are here including Mrs Cropley and her interesting cuisine, Jim Trott with his vocal tics, the dippy star-crossed lovers Alice and Hugo,  the colonically-challenged farmer Owen and David Horton the pompous parish council chairman.

Not suitable for children under 12 due to some adult content.  Tickets £15 in the main auditorium or £16 on the balcony (includes a £1 booking fee added at checkout)

Note that balcony seats are accessed by a very steep and winding staircase and are on church pews.

A concert of light classical and popular music for a summer evening's entertainment.

Classic Wind, a long established Gloucestershire based wind quintet, comprises some of the best players from local orchestras. The musicians perform original quintets and arrangements of well-known music to the highest standards.

Donations on the door; suggested donation £10.

Seating will be cabaret style downstairs and on church pews in the balcony.

The concert will start at 7.30pm and the doors and bar will open 45 minutes before the concert begins.

An all-string jazz quartet of violin (Fenner Curtis), guitars (Andy Bowen and Sam Hughes) and double bass (Tomasz Williams), inspired by the music of the 1930s, '40s and '50s: from Benny Goodman, Charlie Christian and Artie Shaw to Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli and the master of tango Astor Piazzolla.

Their Parisian flavoured jazz and gypsy swing has been delighting audiences for over 15 years from major jazz festivals to the BBC's hairy bikers and the opening of Gloucester Services.

Tickets £16 including £1 booking fee added at checkout.

Seating will be theatre style. Doors and bar open 45 minutes before the performance starts.

Four members of the touring Folk Rock Band performing original music inspired by the folk, rock and blues movement of the 60s and 70s with a contemporary twist. With over a decade of gigging and recording experience, their debut appearance at the Izzy will feature songs from their new album, Flight of Fancy, their critically acclaimed albums Lady of the First Light and Wonderland, and some Sandy Denny favourites.

Julie July's powerful, emotional and crystal clear lead vocals are supported by Dik Cadbury on bass, acoustic guitar and vocals, Caley Groves on acoustic guitar with a Latin, gypsy jazz twist, and Carol Lee Sampson on keyboards and vocals.

Early bird tickets £14.50 until 30 June; £17.50 thereafter

Seating will be cabaret style downstairs and on church pews in the balcony. Door and bar will open 45 minutes before the performance begins.

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A Sons of Town Hall show is more than a concert, it's an immersive experience unlike any other. American songwriter/author David Berkley and British songwriter/ producer Ben Parker are the men beneath the hats in this transatlantic folk duo. They are also stars of the hilarious radio-theatre podcast series Madmen Cross the Water.

Sons of Town Hall is creating an entirely new performance genre: part live concept album, part performance art; the pair conjure their timeless mythic universe under the aliases Joshua Chester Jones and George Ulysses Brown, 19th century vagabonds who travel the world in a hand-built boat to escape troubled pasts and search for adventure and love.

The Sons weave wild stories between their heartbreaking and rousing songs, taking audiences on a deeply imaginative trip every show. For fans of Simon and Garfunkel, Tom Waites and Monty Pytoin alike, concertgoers are uplifted and inspired, transfixed and transformed, in awe of Sons of Town Hall's harmonies, and drunk on adventure and the tragic beauty of the human condition.

Tickets £18 including £1 booking fee added at checkout.

Cabaret style seating downstairs, church pews in the balcony. Doors and bar open 45 minutes before the show starts.

One of the finest, most accomplished and original Blues, Americana and Roots bands around. Their shows are life-affirming demonstrations of the power of live music. Their infectious rhythms, joyful melodies and jaw-dropping vocal harmonies create intimate concert atmospheres brimming with laughter, positivity and rich musicality.

This multi-award winning five-piece featuring Steve Ferbache (guitar and vocals), Aron Attwood (drums and vocals) Rufus Fry (harmonica and vocals), Jack Thomas (bass) and Robert Holmes (guitar) is 'catchy as all hell' (Americana UK) and 'one of the most inventive outfits around' (Blues News, Norway).

Tickets £18 including £1 booking fee added at checkout.

Cabaret style seating downstairs, church pews in the balcony. Doors and bar open 45 minutes before the show begins.