Changing Tunes Concert 2026

Changing Tunes are back at The Salvation Army Exeter Temple on Saturday 21 November, their second year running at the venue. It's a concert that doubles as a showcase: the evening brings together songs and personal stories from the charity's work across 2026, with performances from the people who've been part of it.

If you're not familiar, Changing Tunes is a charity that uses music to support people in prison and after release. The music isn't just a side activity; it's what they do. The concert puts that on a stage, with songs and testimonials from participants and the charity's Musicians in Residence. It's a way of hearing the work they've been doing throughout the year, told by the people who've actually lived it.

It's a night that sits somewhere between a gig and a shared story, and it's open to everyone. Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children, and there's a 'pay what you can' donation option for anyone on benefits or struggling with the cost of living. If you do book and your plans change, you can get a refund up to seven days before the event.

Doors open at 6:30pm, and the concert runs from 7:00 to 9:30pm. The venue is The Salvation Army Exeter Temple, Friars' Gate, EX2 4AZ. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite.