Bedfordshire becomes the focus today regarding shows coming to the county before the end of 2024, with a number of high-profile names set to pass through the area before the end of 2024.
Despite at times Bedfordshire seemingly being “overlooked” for it’s proximity to London, residents might not want to venture into the capital for an evening of entertainment, and thankfully with a few artists and festivals coming up before the end of the year, the don’t have to.
From punk stalwarts UK Subs through to the renowned jazz works of the James Taylor Quartet, there looks to be a little something for all musical tastes in Dunstable, Biggleswade, Kempston, Leighton Buzzard and, of course, Bedford itself. All you need to do is to check out See Tickets or Ticketmaster ahead of the scheduled dates we’re revealing in order to avoid missing out on one of out 15 choices.
But did we miss out on a local show? Let us know by dropping the writer of the article an email for the chance to be included in later round-ups across the Bedfordshire area.
5. A Place to Bury Strangers
The noisy 48 hours in Bedford continues at Esquires a day later, with A Place to Bury Strangers set to continue the sonic exploration in the town on September 20 2024; potentially a day or two off from the ringing in your ears might be a suggestion? | Getty Images
6. Shiva Dance Festival
Shiva Dance Festival Boasting at least three different “arenas” for dance music, from what we’ve counted, the Shiva Dance Festival returns to Shuttleworth House in Biggleswade from 2pm until 11pm on September 21 2024 with names including Aaron James, Amplify and Connor Mac. | Provided
7. The Orb
The highly influential electronic music group, widely regarded as pioneers of the ambient house genre, The Orb became known for their atmospheric soundscapes, long tracks, and use of samples, blending elements of ambient music with house, dub, and other electronic styles. They are performing at Bedford Esquires on September 27 2024. | Getty Images
8. Tom Vek
Multi-instrumentalist, and producer known for his eclectic style that blends elements of indie rock, electronic music, and post-punk, Tom Vek brings his eclectic sound to Bedford, performing at Esquires on October 3 2024. | Getty Images