Salisbury Gig Guide
Salisbury Gig Guide
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Cancellations or changes to events listed on the gig guide are not in our control. Please check with the venues or event organiser before making travel plans. Full terms of use.
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FRIDAY 26 JUNE 2026
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SATURDAY 27 JUNE 2026
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SUNDAY 28 JUNE 2026
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Please note: As per our terms of use, the events listed are not in our control, so they could be changed. Also, some venues may charge an entrance fee to certain music events. In either case, we recommend that you contact the venues before making your arrangements.
The Sounds of Salisbury
Bringing you the sounds of the music scene along with the voices of the community, Alex and Ellen feature local music, fun conversation and community insight. Tune in at www.sounds-of-salisbury.com.
Salisbury Live
Salisbury Live is the organisation that brings you live music on a grand scale each year. They promote their events and live music generally in Salisbury area. Visit Salisbury Live on Facebook or their shiny new website to keep up to date of the fundraising gigs and Salisbury Live. Show all events.
Salisbury Musick
A three day festival celebrating early music. October 2nd to 4th 2026. Show all events.
Other Gig Guides
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www.WinchesterGigGuide.co.uk
Spotlight
TOMORROW, Saturday 27 June 2026
An Audience with Graham Gooch
Venue: Salisbury Playhouse
2pm
Graham Gooch was the most prolific run scorer top-class cricket has ever seen. After he retired in 1997, the statistician Robert Brooke calculated that he had scored 21,087 in one-day cricket at first-class level, which added to his 44,841 first-class runs, put him ahead of Jack Hobbs. It was an amazing achievement.
