Still to come for 2026

Sat 24th October 2026 - Mambo Jambo

Acoustic roots duo and eclectic Musical Explorers Mambo Jambo are a truly unique two-piece, performing their upbeat mash up of sounds from roots, world, folk and jazz, along with their own compositions.

With Frankie on sax, vocals, clarinet, flute, guitar and percussion and Pete on guitar, vocal, ukulele, tres (traditional Cuban guitar), banjo, accordion and suitcase! Pete and Frankie have been gathering admirers at shows and festivals the length and breadth of the country. A fabulous musical treat is in store wherever they roll up, their tour bus packed to the brim!

Tickets £12

Sat 14 November 2026 - Misha
Grewelthorpe Live Music are delighted to welcome back Mishra for a second visit to the Hall

Mishra are a global folk band from the UK gathering international recognition. 

Those who saw them last time will remember an evening that blended UK traditional music with Indian rhythms and time signatures !

They draw together roots in traditional music with continent-spanning musical textures into joyous and breathtaking performances. Presenting finely crafted songs with stunning vocals and exhilarating instrumentals, Mishra span eclectic moods; from meditative raag inspired improvisations to high-energy Celtic dance tunes underpinned by unstoppable percussive grooves. They draw on training in Indian classical, UK folk, contemporary classical, and a distinctive instrumental palette including tabla, banjo, low whistle, santoor, double bass, clarinet and an array of percussion. 

Formed by acclaimed folk musicians Kate Griffin and Ford Collier, all members of Mishra met in Sheffield over a shared passion for the creative possibilities of Indian classical music. The spark of inspiration came when Kate and Ford began learning from and exploring music with Mishra's tabla and santoor player John Ball, who shares his 20 years of deep study in Indian classical music through his Indian music ensemble at Sheffield University. Through the ensemble they met jazz double bassist Joss Mann-Hazell and contemporary Western classical clarinettist Alex Lyon, and developed a common musical language for creative collaboration through the rhythms and melodies of Indian music. Despite the band's diverse musical backgrounds, the music they make is fluid and accessible, and always begins from the starting point of Kate and Ford's seamless songwriting partnership.

Tickets £14