Get ready for more festive cheer than you ever knew you needed, from classical Yuletide favourites to the pop Christmas numbers we all love more than Quality Streets, and a vigorous slug of singalong carols - all performed by the 50-piece Basement Orchestra and their choir of angels. 

Get ready for more festive cheer than you ever knew you needed, from classical Yuletide favourites to the pop Christmas numbers we all love more than Quality Streets, and a vigorous slug of singalong carols - all performed by the 50-piece Basement Orchestra and their choir of angels. 

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Get ready for more festive cheer than you ever knew you needed, with classical Yuletide favourites from the Nutcracker Suite and more, the pop Christmas numbers we all love more than Quality Streets, and a vigorous slug of singalong carols - all performed by the 50-piece Basement Orchestra and their choir of angels. This will be Basement Orchestra's first Christmas show since pre-covid and it's one you won't want to miss.

Join us for a magical experience as we some of the biggest and best Disney tunes from the past 100 years. Come with your voice warmed up - it's sing-along time!

The show will feature songs from everyone's best-loved Disney movies, including The Lion King, Jungle Book and the Little Mermaid, as well as music from Fantasia and other classical favourites.

It's just the excuse you've been looking for to dust off that pirate hat, mermaid tail or lion's mane as dressing up as your favourite Disney character is very much encouraged!

Happy Geburtstag to you, Ludwig!

It's the big man Beet's 250th birthday this year and what better way for you to celebrate than by sitting back as Basement Orchestra play some of his biggest beats and relaxing over some premium German pilsner.

There will also be some top tunes from Debussy and Faure, because Beethoven wasn't a me, me, me kinda guy.

We’re coming to the Mighty Hoopla - a celebration of pop culture that unites people through music, fashion and acceptance - with ‘Pop is Dead: Long Live Pop’. We will pay tribute to our loved but sadly lost pop stars with special orchestral renditions of some of the biggest pop tunes of the last 50 years.