Saddle up for a night of high-octane country as Taynee Lord brings her powerhouse live show to Isbourne Arts.

Anthemic hooks plus commanding, heartfelt lyrics: Taynee creates music made for sunsets and open highways from Bristol to Nashville…and now Winchcombe.

With a  No.1 iTunes charting single “No God Of Mine”, grabbing airplay on over 250 radio stations worldwide, and songs championed by BBC Introducing, Taynee’s rise has captured international attention.

Rolling Stone magazine named Taynee a “powerhouse vocalist” and one of their Top 10 Artists You Need on Your Radar for 2026.

Backed by her 5 piece band Taynee has wracked up millions of views for her dynamic live performances. With a new album out in April 2026 and festival slots booked this summer, don’t miss your chance to see one of British country music’s brightest stars up close. Get a taster here then book your ticket.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5ytFGxoZW0

Tickets £15.50 standard, £11 under-26

Show starts at 7.30pm, doors and bar open 45 minutes beforehand.

 https://tayneelord.com

The greatest classical music of all time, brought to life on stage.

Five outstanding voices and the music of Verdi, Mozart and Rossini, all in the stunning acoustics of Isbourne Arts.

Sopranos Emily Campbell and Katherine Cox, tenors Julian Martin and Stephen Skett, and bass Alan Craig present an evening of operatic highlights.

Expect dramatic and romantic scenes from Verdi’s ‘La Traviata’ and Mozart’s ‘Don Giovanni’, as well as familiar favourites such as The Pearl Fishers’ Duet.

Da Capo Ensemble is an opera collective committed to showcasing incredible music while also making classic opera fun and accessible; fully staged and mixing singing in the operas' original languages with English dialogue and narration to create a unique storytelling experience.

Their brand new show includes some of the most celebrated operatic music ever created.

Tickets £15.50 standard and £11 under-26

Da Capo at 7.30pm, doors and bar at 6.45pm.

One of the hottest acts right now with legendary musicians lining up to play with her - see Lucca Mae at Isbourne Arts.

A powerhouse soul/ ska vocalist, Lucca Mae channels the fire of Sam Cooke and the timeless spirit of Amy Winehouse. What you hear is sensational.

With sold-out tours across the UK, Sweden, Australia and Canada, plus a long-running Covent Garden residency, she’s a proven international ticket-seller and a dynamic force on today’s roots,soul and Americana circuit. Her biggest fans include Steve White, drummer with Paul Weller/ Style Council who says ''the London scene is Lucca Mae'' and Alan White, his brother, and drummer with Oasis.

Hear what they mean right here: https://stradamusic.com/artist/lucca-mae

Her new album is out this spring and this is your chance to hear her live, in the heart of Winchcombe, in this hugely popular tour.

“''There is a nostalgic and organic richness in Lucca’s voice, an incredibly tasteful musician,and an even more talented writer. Her warm and caring nature is felt through her music. An absolute gem to listen and watch. Love her and music!''”-

Will Love, The Motet Collective

Will you love Lucca as much? We think you will.

Tickets: £20 standard, £14 under-26

Show at 7.30pm. Doors and bar at 6.45pm.

Feel-good tunes for when life gets heavy—Bare Jams are bringing just that to Isbourne Arts on Friday 25 September.

Blending indie pop with soul, dub, funk, jazz, and rock, Bare Jams have crafted a sound that feels both fresh and familiar.

With a back catalogue packed with catchy hooks, uplifting lyrics, and singable horn lines, this is music that stays with you long after the night ends.

Bare Jams have millions of streams under their belts, multiple spins on BBC Radio, and countless sold out shows across the UK and Europe.

With their third album 'Full Circle' dropping in late June, this is your chance to catch Bare Jams at an exciting moment in their story.

Bring your friends, feel the vibe, and lose yourself in a night of pure musical escapism.

Bare Jams will be supported by French beat maker ‘Radiomono’ and this promises to be Isbourne Arts' biggest night of music so far.

This will be a standing gig with very limited seating available. Attendees must be 14 or older, with under 16s accompanied by an adult.

Tickets sold externally at https://www.seetickets.com/event/bare-jams/isbourne-arts/3624122

(this link takes you to an external website authorised by Bare Jams and Isbourne Arts)

Prices from £16-19 (including booking fee), with early bird discounts available.

Don't miss out - book yours today and check Bare Jams out in the following places:

https://www.barejams.com

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3oI2CfnF8Oy1rT22ZB176e?si=ww-rm6iEQVqpSbaP1Fxw-g

The sound of the century: Tom McRae comes to Isbourne Arts

The songs you know by heart, a few you'd half forgotten, and the candid, witty storytelling between them that makes a Tom McRae show feel less like a concert and more like a long conversation with someone who has been paying close attention to the world.

And it's all on stage at Isbourne Arts this autumn. This is one of our stand out shows of 2026.

McRae's critically acclaimed debut earned him nominations for the Mercury Prize, a Q Award and the BRIT Award for Best Newcomer. In the quarter century since, he has built one of the most quietly devoted audiences in British music across ten albums — from Just Like Blood and The Alphabet of Hurricanes to his most recent record Étrange Hiver — while resisting every

fashion that might have made him more famous and every shortcut that might have made him less himself.

Following the sell-out full band tour marking twenty-five years since his debut album, Tom McRae brings his career-spanning solo show to intimate venues this Autumn — an evening of live music and storytelling that moves between the beloved and the overlooked, with the wit and honesty that has made him one of Britain's most enduring singer-songwriters — alone on stage with a guitar and a catalogue that has quietly accumulated some of the finest songs in British folk and alternative music.

Tickets: £21.50 standard and £15.50 under-26

Tom McRae on stage from 7.30pm. Doors and bar open at 6.45pm.

Back by popular demand, Cheltenham’s very own Kim Cypher returns to the Izzy with her wonderful, spellbinding music full of positive energy, uplifting vibes and a whole lot of love

One of the UK’s most exciting and exuberant saxophonists, vocalists and composers, Kim Cypher is a leading figure and much-loved artist on the UK jazz circuit, renowned for her vivacious style and charismatic stage presence.

With four highly acclaimed albums, award-winning music videos, performance in New York and multiple sell-out shows at world-renowned Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, Kim Cypher returns to Isbourne Arts as part of her ongoing album tour and fresh from her performance closing the DEYA Arena at the hugely prestigious Cheltenham Jazz Festival.

Together with her band of top musicians, Kim will perform a lively mix of jazz, blues, Latin, swing and funky grooves, guaranteed to blow those Autumn cobwebs away and leave you with a spring in your step.

Kim Cypher on saxophones and vocals, Chris Cobbson on guitar, Alex Steele on piano, Mike Green on bass and Mike Cypher on drums.

“Kim Cypher is a rare musical treasure” – David Freeman Jazz FM

“Thank you for bringing such joy to BBC4” – Anita Rani BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvNiKwbzffI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa_XJXCKVMA

https://kimcypher.com/

Tickets: £21.50 standard and £15.50 under-26.

Kim and the band on stage at 7.30pm, doors and bar open 45 minutes beforehand.

A dynamic indie-folk band with a knack for turning existential musings into bursts of optimism

Vocals, cello, accordion, synths and drums, combine in a virtuosic, cinematic and joyfully genre-blending sound world inspired by Kate Bush, The Who, Sylvan Esso and more.

Formed by singer-cellist Bonnie and accordionist/synth player Pete while stranded in New Zealand during the pandemic, the band built their identity around adventure, connection and creativity. In 2025, the addition of drums (Jen Walinetski) supercharged their live show with electrifying rhythmic drive.

Their UK Top 40 Folk charting album Quarter-Life earned praise from BBC Radio and appearances at Glastonbury, WOMAD, Cambridge, Green Man and more. With a new album on the horizon, Good Habits are stepping into their next chapter with vibrant stories, playful energy and sheer musical joy.

Tickets: £18.50 standard, £14 under-26

Doors and bar will open 45 minutes before the show begins.