The Stables is a live music and performing arts venue in Wavendon, Milton Keynes. It presents concerts, comedy and education events across two spaces: the Jim Marshall Auditorium, a 398-seat venue with flexible staging and seating, and Stage 2, an 80-seat studio space.
Courtney Pine brings his retrospective tour 'Out of the Ghetto: A Modern Day Jazz Story' to the Jim Marshall Auditorium at The Stables.
Interactive chamber music concert for KS2 students, presented by Aga Serugo-Lugo with a string quartet.
Stand-up show by Daniel Foxx, the comedian behind viral comedy videos and the sold-out show 'Villain', about dating in your 30s.
Janileigh Cohen brings her debut album 'As a Child' to The Stables for her first UK headline tour.
Live English folk music from the trio Granny's Attic, with melodeon, guitar and violin, at The Stables.
Tribute band Talon play the Eagles' back catalogue, with both November nights sold out.
Northern Irish singer-songwriter Ruth Trimble plays The Stables with her new album 'Peace Of Mind'.
The Real Thing, with original vocalists Chris Amoo and Dave Smith, play The Stables to promote their new album 'A Brand New Day'.
Practical follow-on workshop for beginner blues guitar players covering 12-bar progressions, the blues scale and shuffle rhythms.
Scottish traditional fiddle music from the award-winning band Blazin' Fiddles, with fiddle virtuosos Jenna Reid, Kristan Harvey and Rua Macmillan.
Five-piece band Jazz Dynamos re-imagines '70s and '80s pop hits through a blend of jazz, bossa nova and samba.
Introductory WeCompose concerts for schools, with student-composed music performed by string quartets for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4.
Janet Street-Porter brings comedy, tragedy and gossip to the stage in a stand-up rant against growing old gracefully.
Screaming Blue Murder comedy club night at The Stables with Joe Wells, Mitch Benn and Jenny Collier.
The Fizz, the current line-up of the original Eurovision-winning group Bucks Fizz with Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston, play The Stables.
Stand-up show 'Hellbent' by Larry Dean, the Gallus Glaswegian Goon, about refusing to grow up, with support from Thor Stenhaug.
Guitar anthem concert recreating the sound of 10 guitar legends with 35 authentic guitars on its 10th Anniversary Tour.
Sarah Yeo brings her Joan Baez tribute tour to Stage 2 at The Stables, with Baez classics, Dylan covers and her own songs.
Spoken-word show 'An Evening With' by Shaun Ryder, frontman of Happy Mondays and Black Grape, in support of his book.
Live show by British rock band Stray, co-founded by Del Bromham, at The Stables in Milton Keynes.
Practical workshop for beginners on the piano-accordion, covering traditional dance styles, Morris, Ceilidh and barn dancing tunes, with tutor Mike Ruff.
Live concert by British modern soul band Stone Foundation at the Jim Marshall Auditorium in Milton Keynes.
Traditional rock 'n' roll Christmas show with five actor-musicians playing Buddy Holly's greatest hits alongside classics from Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis and Chuck Berry.
Steve Knightley and the Winter Yards Band bring their folk-noir 'The Long Road Tour', with songs from the Winter Yards album and new material, supported by Megan Henwood.
Acoustic solo tour show by Hugh Cornwell, former lead singer of The Stranglers, with new songs from 'Succubus' and an open mic.
Concert by Flamy Grant, the queer country and folk artist from North Carolina, at The Stables in Wavendon.
Tribute show to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons with four-part harmonies, falsetto and choreography, presented by Marc Ryzer.
Live concert by singer-songwriter Katey Brooks, blending Americana, folk and pop, with support from How Dare She.
Folk and Americana duo of songwriter Sarah Gillespie and guitarist Chris Montague play The Stables.
Stand-up show 'Whatsherface' by comedian Maisie Adam, who is a Taskmaster and Last One Laughing winner, at The Stables.
OperaUpClose musical theatre production for children aged 2-6 and their families, based on the picture book by David Wiesner.
The Sandy Denny Project, with members of Fotheringay MkII, plays Sandy Denny's songs as an interpretation of her work at The Stables.
Liverpool singer-songwriter Robert Vincent plays The Stables with his new album 'Separate The Fiction From The Fact'.
Stand-up comedian Jason Byrne returns with '30 Years Byrning', a new show marking three decades of live comedy.
North-East England folk project Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening, named after the Northumbrian word for 'twilight', plays The Stables.
Hothouse Flowers play their Greatest Hits Tour, a night of songs from their 30-year career, supported by Clare Sands.
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