All Keele music events

Flamy Grant brings her fearless, flamboyant, and deeply heartfelt blend of music, drag artistry, and storytelling to Keele University Chapel on Wednesday 11 November 2026 at 7:30pm, delivering a powerhouse performance that has captivated audiences and critics alike. Don’t miss this award‑winning, chart‑topping artist whose bold vocals, Appalachian roots, and razor‑sharp wit create an unforgettable

18 Nov 2026 to 18 Nov 2026

Experience a vibrant evening of global music with the acclaimed Inner Vision Quintet. Blending Indian classical traditions with Middle Eastern, Western classical, jazz and folk influences, this unique ensemble of visually impaired musicians delivers an uplifting, cross‑cultural performance.

21 Nov 2026 to 21 Nov 2026

Join Keele Concert Band for a free afternoon of live music in the beautiful setting of Keele Chapel.

Experience the emotional power and uplifting beauty of Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem in a moving performance by Keele Bach Choir, conducted by Neil Taylor, on Saturday 28 November 2026 at Keele University Chapel, with tickets from £16 and an interval drink included.

2 Dec 2026 to 2 Dec 2026

A candlelit winter concert featuring Baroque masterpieces, reimagined carols and contemporary reflections on the season. From Corelli’s Christmas Concerto to Piazzolla, McDowall and Vivaldi, the programme offers a rich journey through winter music performed by the acclaimed Celoniatus Ensemble.

5 Dec 2026 to 5 Dec 2026

Celebrate the start of the festive season with an uplifting evening of Christmas music from Keele's Clarinet Choir, Show Choir and A Cappella groups, whose rich harmonies and seasonal favourites will fill Keele University Chapel on Saturday 5 December, 7–9pm.

12 Dec 2026 to 12 Dec 2026

Enjoy a festive evening of powerful orchestral, choral and brass music with KPE Orchestra, Keele Voices and Brass Band as they perform seasonal favourites and uplifting Christmas classics in the beautiful setting of Keele Chapel.

13 Dec 2026 to 13 Dec 2026

Celebrate the season with an entertaining mix of film music, festive jazz and seasonal favourites performed by Symphonia, Jazz Band and Flute Choir in the beautiful surroundings of Keele Chapel.

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with an afternoon of festive music, seasonal readings and refreshments at Keele Bach Choir's much-loved Carols by Candlelight taking place at St James the Great, Clayton.

19 Dec 2026 to 19 Dec 2026

Celebrate the end of the semester with Keele Concert Band as they present a vibrant programme of festive favourites, popular classics and wind band music in the spectacular surroundings of Keele Chapel.

13 Jan 2027 to 13 Jan 2027

Xuefei Yang traces her remarkable path from discovering the guitar in China to performing around the world, moving from Searching, a journey through new places and cultures, to Discovery, where East and West meet through music. One of the world’s leading guitarists, she brings her distinctive artistry to a programme shaped by a life lived across more than 50 countries.

10 Feb 2027 to 10 Feb 2027

Cellist Willard Carter, a Young Classical Artists Trust Anniversary Artist with performances at Wigmore Hall and major festivals across Europe and the US, joins pianist Madeleine Brown, winner of the RNCM Gold Medal and a rapidly emerging artist with recent BBC Radio 3 appearances. Together they present a compelling recital from two outstanding young musicians at the forefront of their generation.

17 Mar 2027 to 17 Mar 2027

Lodestar Trio re‑imagines Bach alongside Baroque works and Nordic folk traditions, blending nyckelharpa, hardanger fiddle and violin into a vibrant, genre‑crossing sound.

21 Apr 2027 to 21 Apr 2027

Orchestra for the Earth brings outstanding musicians and audiences together through concerts inspired by nature, place and our changing planet.

19 May 2027 to 19 May 2027

ZRI (Zum Roten Igel - The Red Hedgehog) is an eclectic group of superb musicians named after a famous 19th century Viennese tavern and concert venue, where gypsy and other folk musicians played and composers from Schubert to Brahms drank in their music as well as the beer late into the night.