Live events right on your doorstep.

  • Mid Powys Youth Theatre: Rumpelstiltskin

    4 November - 7 November

    MPYT follow last year’s triumphant return to Wyeside (‘The Curious Incident of the Dog…’) with a very different tale but their theatre hallmark remains intact: exquisite ensemble movement; glorious comedy; slightly bonkers original music; impeccably lit, with a deeply-skewed design.

    Soaring family fun, made in Powys - from teenagers.

    Tickets: £15 Full | £12 Senior Citizen and Child (16 and Under) | £45 Family Ticket

    Saturday Matinee Tickets: £10

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • No Buddy Does It Better!

    Saturday 14 November | 7:30pm

    A Tribute to Buddy Holly & The Crickets

    Get ready to rock ‘n’ roll with Danny Gill rocking the iconic Fender Stratocaster, the glasses and with his full band they bring back the timeless music of Buddy Holly and the Crickets to life on stage! Relive the golden era of rock ‘n’ roll as they perform all your favourite hits, from “Peggy Sue” to “That’ll Be the Day”, “Raining in My Heart” to “Oh Boy”.

    Taking you through the story of Buddy Holly, culminating with the Winter Dance Party, featuring songs from “The Big Bopper” and “Ritchie Valens”.

    Don’t miss this unforgettable night of classic rock ‘n’ roll!

    Tickets: £20

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Fifi la Mer & Oliver Wilby - Let Us Take You To Paris

    Friday 27 November | 7:30pm

    "Let us take you to Paris” offers an immersive experience of French music, featuring iconic works from artists like Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, Django Reinhardt, Sydney Bechet and Serge Gainsbourg.

    The show is guided by Parisian-born Fifi La Mer, who sings and plays accordion, and Oliver Wilby, who performs on clarinet, tenor saxophone and accordion.

    They bring a unique blend of French musical history, covering a century of Parisian tunes, while sharing captivating tales of romance, mystery, and heartache associated with the City of Lights.

    Fifi and Oliver have gained recognition through sold-out shows at venues like Ronnie Scott’s and various theatres across the country.

    Oliver has also performed with prestigious ensembles such as the Pasadena Roof Orchestra, Ray Gelato and BBC Big Band. Their engaging performance has been featured in the NatWest advertising campaign.

    Audience testimonials praise the show for its captivating music, entertaining storytelling, and the charming, talented duo’s ability to create an exiting and enjoyable atmosphere.

    The performance promises a charismatic, authentic taste of Paris through its distinctive musical arrangements and rich historical context.

    Early Bird Sale: £15 (ends 13 November) | £18 Full | Next Gen Tickets: £5

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Press Gangers Shanty Band - Fundraising Event

    Friday 29 January | 7:30pm

    An evening of shanties and songs of the sea from the golden age of sail (with a touch of Irish) from Press Gangers, a shanty band based in the little port of Presteigne on the east coast of Radnorshire.

    This is a fundraising event with the proceeds being split between Wyeside Arts Centre, RNLI & Brecon Mountain Rescue.

    Tickets: £12 | Next Gen Tickets: £5

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Kate Garner’s Vintage Songbook

    Saturday 13 February | 3pm

    Join Kate Garner, daughter of the legendary Chas Hodges of ‘Chas & Dave’ at the piano, as she sings the wonderful old songs that have defined her life.

    With stories of family parties around the piano and life on the road with Chas & Dave, the show is a treasure chest of old songs loved and learned since childhood.

    From folk songs, to parlour songs, to timeless gems from the 1920’s & 30’s…and plenty of singalong, from ‘Bring Me Sunshine’ to ‘Roll Out The Barrel’.

    So come along, singalong and bring along your own memories too!

    Early Bird tickets: £16 (ends 30 January) | £20 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Joni, John, Richard & Me - An intimate evening of song with Cindy Stratton

    Saturday 27 February | 7:30pm

    Acclaimed singer-songwriter Cindy Stratton and her musical partner Marius Frank present Joni John Richard & Me

    An evening for lovers of great songs, delivered quietly, beautifully, and straight to the heart.

    Audiences can expect to leave feeling moved, uplifted, and warmly connected: to the music, to the performers, and to each other.

    This thoughtfully curated performance weaves together some of the most poetic and emotionally resonant songwriting of the last half-century, delivered with beautiful melodies, exquisite vocals, and exceptional musicianship.

    At its heart, Joni John Richard & Me is a conversation between songs, past and present, honouring legendary voices while adding a deeply personal and contemporary perspective.

    Stratton, a highly respected singer-songwriter known for her expressive voice and emotional honesty, is joined by Marius Frank, a multi-talented musician whose sensitivity and virtuosity bring rare depth and nuance to every performance.

    Together, they create a warm, immersive atmosphere where every lyric lands and every note breathes.

    This is not a tribute show in the traditional sense, but rather an intimate storytelling experience, shaped by shared influences, musical dialogue, and a profound love of songcraft.

    Early Bird tickets: £15 (ends 13 February) | £18 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Catrin Finch & Aoife Ni Bhriain: Bright Lights

    Friday 5 March | 7:30pm

    Three years after their acclaimed debut Double You, Welsh-Irish harp-violin duo Catrin Finch and Aoife Ní Bhriain release their second album, Bright Lights, in February 2027, and embark on an extensive tour to celebrate the release.

    In a world rife with conflict and disconnection, Bright Lights provides a comforting refuge, highlighting the beauty in simple everyday experiences that inspire hope, as these undisputed virtuosos create stunning new music for the harp-violin combination.

    It’s an exhilarating mix of influences and styles, embracing the duo’s classical backgrounds along with Irish trad, folk and world music in a thrilling and unique musical journey full of light and shadow, stillness and excitement, and all infused with joy and discovery.

    Tickets: £20

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Budapest Café Orchestra

    Sunday 14 March | 7:30pm

    BCO are a boutique band of four virtuoso musicians. They present music from all corners of the world in their own unique, fresh and surprising way. From Balkan and Russian traditional music to their artful distillations of Romantic masterworks to soaring Gaelic folk anthems, BCO is an infectious musical experience that will enter your bloodstream and stay there forever.

    With sixteen albums to their name Budapest Café Orchestra was established by British composer and violinist Christian Garrick in 2009. BCO combines violin, guitar, accordion, double bass, saz, balalaika, domra and percussion to dazzling effect creating an astonishing soundscape and aural alchemy characteristic of larger ensembles,

    Hugely entertaining, immense skill and profound musicianship. A show by the Budapest Café Orchestra is enough to make you want to book that holiday down the Danube!  

    Early Bird Tickets: £18 (ends 1 March) | £20 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Alfie Moore: Acopalypse Now (14+)

    Friday 9 April | 7:30pm

    The Four Horsemen of Rising Crime, Global Warming, AI and Culture Wars are galloping towards us. Are we on the road to hell? And can we avoid the potholes?

    In his brand new tour show ‘Fair Cop’ Alfie has the antidote to the breakdown of law and order, fake news and the price of baked beans.

    He’s encountered more than his fair share of egotistical dictators in his policing career and learnt when pragmatism, and more than a dash of laughter, can defuse even the most menacing showdown.

    Join Alfie as he’s saddles up to see off those bullies on their pesky ponies. Doomsday is no laughing matter, but this show certainly is.

    “offbeat, revealing and very funny”  - You Magazine

    “Brilliantly funny…genuinely hilarious” – David Mitchell

    "His charisma shines through as bright and colourful as a twirling blue light" – Times

    Tickets: £21

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • The Transatlantic Hot Club

    Sunday 25 April | 3pm

    Come and experience the exciting Parisian jazz scene of the 1930s with The Transatlantic Hot Club as they perform at Wyeside Arts Centre on their 2027 UK tour!

    Featuring Adrien Chevalier (New York) on Violin, Ben Creighton Griffiths (Cardiff) on Harp, Jeremy Lohier (Corsica) on Accordion, and Ashley John Long (Cardiff) on double bass.

    Expect to hear Swing classics, Django standards, Corsican Song, and Latin Bossa Nova during this exciting performance.

    Early Bird Tickets: £18 (ends 11 April) | £20 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman

    Saturday 15 May | 7:30pm

    Duos come and duos go, and some nurture and fine tune their art and watch it grow into something totally original and captivating. For three decades Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman’s partnership has proved personal, permanent and pivotal.

    From their roots in 90’s folk supergroup ‘Equation‘ through to becoming a revered duo in the folk music scene this multi award-winning folk music couple continue to exude timeless class with their exquisite brand of traditional and contemporary acoustic music.

    Kathryn and Sean have twice been voted BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Best Duo as well as winning Best Duo honours from both Spiral Earth and Fatea Magazine.

    Early Bird Tickets: £18 ( ends 30 April) | £20 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Roving Crows

    Saturday 22 May | 7:30pm

    WINNER - Best Album (Unite) and Best Song (Wild Atlantic Woman) CELTCAST FANTASY AWARDS 2026 

    Roving Crows are an Irish Folk Rock band who deliver the goods with unbounded amounts of riotous energy and banter. Renowned for their high-energy live performances, Roving Crows have built a reputation for captivating audiences wherever they perform, leaving a lasting impression with every show. “You know where you stand with the Crows, full on Celtic folk-rock mayhem, coupled with heart on your sleeve compassion” Festivals For All 2026

    Early Bird Tickets: £18 (ends 5 May) | £20 Full | Next Gen Tickets: £5

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Roxy Magic

    Saturday 19 June | 7:30pm

    UK’s longest-running and most acclaimed tribute to Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry, ROXY MAGIC can guarantee an unforgettable night of live music. 

    Formed in 2004, Roxy Magic has captivated audiences across the country by authentically recreating five decades of Roxy Music’s ground-breaking sound—from the avant-garde, retro-futuristic style of their early years to the sophisticated, polished rock of their later work. 

    The band also performs Ferry’s timeless solo hits, bringing his distinctive sound and style to life on stage. With a frontman who perfectly embodies Ferry’s signature vocals and suave stage presence, Roxy Magic delivers a spellbinding live experience, celebrating the pioneering legacy of Roxy Music for devoted fans and new audiences alike. 

    With a rich catalogue of hits to draw from, Roxy Magic delivers a dynamic and diverse performance that captures the essence of Roxy Music’s innovation and style. Expect all the classics, performed with precision and passion, in a show that pays tribute to the glamour, artistry, and energy of Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry at their best.

    Early Bird Tickets: £20 (ends 5 June) | £22 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • The Classic Blues Show

    Saturday 3 July | 7:30pm

    Spend an evening in the company of this fine six-piece band to celebrate the British Blues explosion of the 1960s.

    From Muddy Waters to John Mayall and Peter Green, The Classic Blues Show recaptures the authentic sound of British Blues musicians and the artists who inspired them.

    The band’s engaging commentary weaves a narrative through the performance, providing a fascinating journey through the history of the Blues.

    Early Bird Tickets: £15 (ends 20 June) | £18 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Man of the World: The Music of Peter Green

    Saturday 18 September | 7:30pm

    The UK’s leading tribute show dedicated to celebrating the life and music of the legendary blues guitarist Peter Green, founder of the original Fleetwood Mac.

    Acclaimed guitarist Remi Harris will be joined by some of the UK’s most talented musicians - vocalist Dave Small, bassist Tom Moore and Shane Dixon on drums to deliver a world class performance of music from throughout Peter Green's career.

    Including such classics as Man Of The World, Black Magic Woman, Need Your Love So Bad, Albatross and The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown).

    Early Bird Tickets: £20 (ends 4 September) | £22 Full

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

  • Can You Catch A Serial Killer? (16+)

    Friday 12 November 2027 | 7:30pm

    Please note this is a 2027 event.

    CAN YOU CATCH A SERIAL KILLER? THE UK’S FIRST INTERACTIVE SERIAL KILLER INVESTIGATION

    Join the investigation in ‘Can You Catch a Serial Killer?’ Hosted by serial killer expert Cheish Merryweather, this interactive experience features audience voting via CLiKAPAD. Step inside real-life cases through dramatised crime scene mock-ups, criminal profiling, investigative techniques, forensic evidence, and simulated autopsies. You’ll connect the dots, analyse the clues, and cast your votes - LIVE!

    Have you heard of ‘The Silver Killer’ or ‘The Manchester Canal Pusher’? Are we really hunting a serial killer, or is it simply ‘apophenia’ - our minds seeing patterns that aren’t really there? And perhaps the most unsettling question of all: Do YOU have the mind of a serial killer? Find out on the night.

    Recommended age 16+

    Contains intense themes, realistic crime scene reconstructions, and graphic simulated autopsy material.

    LIVE VOTING

    When you arrive at Wyeside Arts Centre, you’ll be directed to collect your Clikapad. Each device can be worn securely on a lanyard, so you can keep it with you comfortably while watching the show.

    REVIEWS

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - "After the show, I got in my car and locked all the doors" - News & Star

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Outstanding, an incredible vibe, brilliant audience interactivity, and an atmosphere that had everyone completely hooked from start to finish.” - Bristol Bucket List

    Tickets: £22

    All tickets are subject to a £1 admin fee.

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