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Beverley Craven
Beverley Craven is one of the most successful singer/songwriters the UK has ever produced. Best known for her 1991 hit Promise Me and multi-million selling eponymous album, Beverley is back on the road supporting her forthcoming CD Close To Home. The Mission Theatre; 01225 428600

10 MARCH
Hayseed Dixie
Hayseed Dixie invite you to join them as they rock out in their own unique way. Playing traditional instruments such as fiddle, mandolin and banjo, Hayseed Dixie are unashamedly tongue in cheek with everything they do. 8pm, Komedia; www.komedia.co.uk

11 MARCH
Spirit Talk Mbira with Chartwell Dutiro
Spirit Talk Mbira is a vibrant seven-piece band fronted by singer and master mbira player Chartwell Dutiro. This is the music and song of Zimbabwe - inspirational sounds from the deep roots of Africa blended with elements of western music today. 8pm, ICIA Theatre, University of Bath; 01225 386777

13 MARCH
Monteverdi Vespers of 1610
In their final season, the Chantry Singers with their conductor, Elizabeth Bates, will bring to life this supreme masterpiece. It is regarded by many as one of the greatest glories to emerge from the golden age of the Baroque era.  7.30pm, Bath Abbey; 01225 463362

18 MARCH
Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham
Aly Bain is the best known and most significant fiddle player in the celtic tradition. He is rightly regarded as Scotland’s supreme fiddler. Phil Cunningham is a world famous accordion player and composer; 01225 461700

Urban Folk Quartet
The Urban Folk Quartet perform a heady mix of traditional tunes from England and Spain, with a generous dash of vibrant fusion rhythms from the Birmingham scene. The Rondo Theatre; 01225 444003

20 MARCH
Organum Choir
The Organum Choir will sing Felix Mendelssohn’s popular Oratorio Elijah at 7.30pm in Nexus Methodist Church, Walcot. 01225 463362

21 MARCH
Stentorphon Opera
Soprano and conductor, Ruth McKibbin, and Bath born promoter and tenor, Michael Smith, aims to feature local performers in addition to London based artists in a venture that hopes to extend the patronage of opera in Somerset. 7.30pm, St Stephen’s Church; www,stentorphonopera.co.uk

27 MARCH
Ceilidh: Token Women
With token women callers, Jo Freya and Fi Fraser, this ceilidh is an irresistible, infectious, incredible, inspiring, unmissable six-piece band. 7.30-11pm at the Sulis Club; 01225 311634