Live Music at St Nicholas’ Church Music Festival – 7th to 10th May 2025

Music lovers are in for a treat this May as St Nicholas’ Church, Blundellsands welcomes the return of its vibrant Music Festival 2025, running from Wednesday 7th to Saturday 10th May. This four-night celebration of sound brings together a fantastic variety of genres and local talent—all set in the stunning surroundings of one of Sefton's most beautiful churches.

Each evening from 7:30pm, audiences can enjoy a live performance for just £6 per concert, with free entry for under-16s, making this a truly inclusive event for families and music enthusiasts alike. Tickets are available online via TicketSource, from the church, or simply at the door.

🎵 Line-up Highlights:

Wednesday 7th May
📀 Café Society Trio
Transport yourself to the roaring twenties with prohibition-style jazz at its very best.

Thursday 8th May
🎺 Maghull Wind Orchestra conducted by Phil Shotton
Experience the drama and splendour of The Last Night of the Proms in an unforgettable orchestral performance.

Friday 9th May – Double Bill!
🎤 Indigo Vibe (Part 1)
A high-energy showcase of hits from the 1950s to the 1980s—perfect for fans of retro classics.
🎸 Crosby Strings Ukulele Band (Part 2)
Enjoy a delightful potpourri of music for all ages, brought to life by this lively local ensemble.

Saturday 10th May
🎬 Valley Brass Band
A spectacular finale presenting music from the movies, a moving WW2 tribute, and beloved orchestral favourites that will leave audiences humming all the way home.

With a warm, welcoming atmosphere and an array of talented performers, this festival promises to be a highlight of the local cultural calendar. All proceeds support the continuing work and community outreach of St Nicholas’ Church.

📍 Venue: St Nicholas’ Church, Blundellsands
🕢 Concerts start at 7:30 PM
🎟️ £6 entry (Under 16s FREE)
🎫 Book online or pay at the door

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