Tickets available
- £12.50View ticketsAdded by the promoter or venue
Please note: Info provided by the Event Organiser
About the show
What to Expect
The Birds will be celebrating the epic music which so often goes hand in hand with Crime Fighters of TV and cinema. Think the glamorous grandeur of James Bond themes, the cool Mancini jazz of the Pink Panther and the funk-infused orchestration of 70’s TV cop shows, lovingly curated and performed the way only Swing Birds can. Witnesses report special guests joining us on the night!
Every member of Swing Birds has experienced Prospect Hospice’s incredible assistance in one way or another, and they are immensely thankful for the care their Bird-in-Chief received. They appreciate the opportunity to give something back to Prospect Hospice.
Tickets:
Available NOW for just £12.50* each. Scan the QR code or purchase online : (*booking fees apply)
Parking: Plenty of parking available, with fully accessible (flat access) front-row seats.
More Info: for more details follow Swing Birds social media https://linktr.ee/swingbirds
Swing Birds band members are giving their time free of charge - all profit from this event will be donated to Prospect Hospice.
Whether you’re a regular Bird Watcher or new to their sound, the evening promises something for everyone! Come along for an unforgettable evening of live music, delivered with the unique flair, elegance and humour that only Swing Birds can offer!
Featuring
Swing Birds
Swindon's only all-female big band, the Swing Birds, swing, sway, and entertain with an eclectic mix of smooth standards, contemporary classics and vivacious vocal numbers.
Swing Birds was formed in the latter part of 2014 by Bird-in-Chief Mo Squires, as a tribute to the female band leaders of the WWII era, such as Ivy Benson. A flock of female musicians was assembled for a one-off gig, but the musicians, who enjoyed such a great time playing together, were so keen to reprise their performance that a decade later they're still together
The Birds are, however, not your common-or-garden variety. They remain rare and elusive, so grab the opportunity while you can, and catch them in their natural habitat!
See Swing Birds tour dates