Sounds In Town is an initiative to give local (amateur) musicians and singers of any ability the chance to perform to a sympathetic, supportive and appreciative audience.

The events are based on the Bradford Music Club model where performers get a 10 minute maximum performance ‘spots’.

Each event is FREE to attend although we do ask for voluntary donations upon exit from our audience to help pay for the venue costs and to fund future events.

The hope is that each Sounds in Town evening will have a different host/venue and we are seeking to make these quarterly events (at the least), but that will depend upon people being willing to come along and play and host!

Perform at Sounds in Town

If you would like to perform at Sounds In Town, please email us at [email protected].

Tell us:

• a bit about you
• what you would like to perform
• any technical requirements
• any access needs

Our Next Event

Plans are under way for an event on Friday 4th October 2024 in Harden. Watch this space.

Previous Events

October 4th 2024, St Saviours Church, Harden

Facebook Event page for Sounds In Town

The second Sounds In Town event was at St Saviours Church on 14th May 2024

Thanks to everyone that helped and took part and came along.

We had the Bingley Ukulele Group, flautists Kate and Pam who also play with Hot Aire, Liz Narey, two fifths of Albatross singing and playing guitar supported by Bingley Guitar Studio, St Saviours Choir, A ‘you could hear a pin drop’ performance from George on Harmonica, Aileen and Bruce playing traditional Scottish music, and the Power Four saxophone quartet. (I think that’s everything!)

A few pictures below courtesy of Neil from Bingley Camera Club.

May 14th 2024, Cullingworth Methodist Church

Facebook Event page for Sounds In Town

Our first Sounds In Town event took place at Cullingworth Methodist Church on 14th May 2024

Many and thanks go to Helen Richmond (MD of Cullingworth Community Choir) for agreeing to host the first event. Sounds in Town also featured her Choir as one of the performers.

Gallery

We’re grateful to Bingley Camera Club for taking pictures of the event.
A selection of the images they have captured are shown here.