You are invited to an evening of stunning a cappella harmonies and laugh-out-loud fun with these two fine groups of men. Be prepared to sing, laugh and maybe shed a tear or two ast hey share songs from the sublime to the ridiculous. Definitely not your ordinary male voice choirs.

St Peter’s is a much-loved Marlborough landmark and highly valued by audiences and performers alike. At a time when many venues are struggling with increased costs, all proceeds from this concert will go to support the St Peter’s Charitable Trust and their work in preserving the venue for the community.

The Magnificent AKs are the uniquely hilarious award-winning singing machine from that tranquil corner of North Wiltshire, Ashton Keynes. Nobody knows the exact reason why, but in 2008 the men of the village started to sing. They sang about sheds. And duct tape. And beer. Infact, they sang about everything that was important to them.From such humble beginnings the troupe has ascended the greasy pole to perform in (among other places) Bristol Beacon (formerly The Colston Hall) and The Roundhouse as well as appearing live on Radio 3’s ‘The Choir’. Singing on Windmills, White Horses, and at Stonehenge,gave them the title for their first CD ‘Monumental’ and a later visit to the Giant’s Cause wayinspired their second recording ‘Gigantic’. Expect rich Georgian-inspired polyphony alongside a tuneful celebration of the 21st Century bloke.

The Bittermen are ordinary blokes who make an extraordinary sound.From Georgian laments, to the West Coast sounds of the 1960s, to straight-up sea shanties, the Bittermen are a vocal collective that celebrates the age old tradition of men singing together.Formed in 2014 by their musical director James Sills, the Bittermen are equally at home singing on the concert stage, at festivals and especially in their spiritual home, the Rose and Crown pub in Bebington, Wirral. They have performed at both Liverpool cathedrals, at events for BBCWorldwide and in 2021 provided the male vocals for the Guinness ad campaign “Always On Your

oin Damian Lewis to celebrate the release of his new album Sweet Chaos with an exclusive appearance at St. Peter’s Church from 6pm on Sunday 7th June. Following the success of his acclaimed 2023 debut Mission Creep, which established him as a powerful and authentic new voice in British music, Damian returns with his second album Sweet Chaos, written from a place of hard-won clarity.

If you’d like to attend this intimate performance in a beautiful setting, album and ticket bundles are available for purchase, featuring a copy of the new album (released 5th June on CD, LP and an indies exclusive orange vinyl) and a ticket to the event. Standalone tickets are also available but we’d ask you to consider buying a bundle where possible- it’s better value for you and the album sales help both the artist and also us with organising these events. Tickets and bundles are available exclusively from Sound Knowledge in-store, over the phone on 01672 511106 or via this page from 11am on Friday 27th March.

PLEASE NOTE – BECAUSE OF THE PROXIMITY OF THE EVENT TO THE ALBUM’S RELEASE, ALL TICKETS/BUNDLES ARE PICKUP-ONLY, EITHER FROM THE SHOP AS FROM 5TH JUNE OR ON THE DOOR OF THE VENUE ON THE DAY. NOTHING WILL BE POSTED OUT FOR THIS ONE.

Under 16s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. We can’t admit under-8s for this one. This is a standing event but please notify us by email if you have any access requirements. 

We can announce that Myles Smith will be joining us for an exclusive short performance and Q&A in the historic St. Peter’s Church at 8pm on Wednesday 10th June ahead of the release of his hotly anticipated debut full-length, ‘My Mess, My Heart, My Life.’

The album marks his most personal and ambitious work yet, exploring emotional chaos, vulnerability and release across three worlds: Mess, Heart and Life. It features several of his most recognisable songs, including the global breakthrough “Stargazing”, his reflective duet “Drive Safe” with Niall Horan and fan favourite “Nice To Meet You”.

Myles presented the Rising Star Award at the BRITs this year, an honour he won in 2025, and is nominated for Best Male Act at the MOBO Awards.

Tickets and album & ticket bundles (containing one copy of the new album on CD or vinyl and one ticket) are available exclusively from Sound Knowledge online from 11am on Thursday 21st May.

‘My Mess, My Heart, My Life.’ is out 19th June 2026 on CD, LP and a limited edition transparent red vinyl. We’d ask you to consider supporting the artist and us by buying the physical product bundles where possible- it’s better value for you and will help us to deliver these exclusive events to you in future. Standalone tickets are limited to one per basket, but you can purchase as many physical bundles as you like.

PLEASE NOTE- All tickets are collection-only for this one as the event takes place before the release of the album. We’d urge you to collect your tickets in advance from the shop but, if you can’t get to us before, you can collect at the venue when doors open for the show. Please have your order number/confirmation email to hand. If you pay postage for a bundle, this will be for the album which will be sent out to you to arrive on/around the release date of 12th June.

Under 16s must have tickets and be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. We can’t admit under-12s for this one. This is a STANDING event but please notify us by email if you have any access requirements

KIDS GO FREE

TICKETS https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thepantaloons/2126990

Mud, blood and stiff upper-lips! Join the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company on a breathless race through the centuries in this delightfully inventive show that tells the entire story of Britain in under 2 hours.

Have you ever wanted to see the life of Henry VIII told as a romantic comedy or the tale of the Spanish Armada reimagined as a light operetta? Probably not. But that won’t stop The Pantaloons retelling great moments from the country’s past in a variety of surprising genres! Featuring live music, audience interaction and wild historical inaccuracy.

“Laugh-out-loud funny… endless verve and utterly infectious joy.” (Northwich Guardian)