Join us at Grimsby Minster for a fun and relaxed afternoon exploring the rich sounds of the British Isles with the Grimsby Symphony Orchestra.
Whether you’re a music lover or just looking for a great time, enjoy a mix of traditional and modern tunes in a beautiful setting. Bring your friends and get ready for a memorable musical journey! The GSO will be joined by Katharine Ley performing Elgar’s Cello Concerto. Children go free with the code – childrengofree
We look forward to seeing you there!
- Saturday 9 May, 3pm
- Grimsby Minster
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Auguste Van Biene was one of the most influential figures in British popular entertainment at the turn of the 20th century — actor, composer, theatre manager and impresario. His vision helped shape the Empire Theatre, Cleethorpes, and placed the town firmly on the national entertainment map.
Join us for this illustrated talk and recital by music historian, Dr George Kennaway who will bring Van Biene’s remarkable life and work vividly to life, exploring melodrama, music hall, touring theatre and the birth of seaside entertainment culture.
A fascinating evening for anyone interested in theatre history, music, or the hidden stories behind Cleethorpes’ most iconic venue.
Cleethorpes Town Hall
Saturday 9 May, 7pm
Tickets £10
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Blackmore’s Blood, a tribute to Ritchie Blackmore live at Yardbirds Rock
Since exploding onto the scene in 2016, Blackmore’s Blood has become the go-to tribute for fans of Ritchie Blackmore’s legendary rock years with Deep Purple and Rainbow. With a sound that is truly authentic and a stage presence bursting with flamboyance, this band doesn’t just play the classics, they deliver the full spectacle, earning rave reviews and packing out venues nationwide.
Every performance is a time machine, transporting audiences back to the glory days of hard rock with electrifying riffs, soaring melodies and that unmistakable Blackmore swagger. Blackmore’s Blood recreate the music with pinpoint accuracy and thrilling theatrics.
With growing critical acclaim and a loyal fan base calling for more, Blackmore’s Blood is more than a tribute – it’s a celebration of rock history, honouring the genius of one of music’s most iconic figures. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just ready to rock, this is the show that will have you on your feet, fists in the air and shouting for an encore.
We’re delighted to be taking our Ritchie Blackmore tribute roadshow to Yardbirds in Grimsby. A fantastic venue with a great rock crowd. We’ll see you there for an amazing night of classic Deep Purple & Rainbow!
- Saturday 9 May 2026
- Yardbirds Rock, Grimsby
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