Andover Gig Guide
Andover Music Club
Club presenting seasons of six classical concerts per yearWebsite: www.andovermusicclub.co.uk
Andover Music Club was founded nearly 70 years ago by Miss Gladys New, a well-known singer in Andover. The club has developed to become one of the best-supported in southern England with over 180 season tickets sold last year. The club presents six concerts every season with a wide range of music performed by professional artists.
Andover Music Club Events:
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Thursday 25 September 2025
Venue: The Lights map 
Live music
Address: West Street, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 1AH Telephone: Box office: 01264 368368 Event: Andover Music Club present Emma Abbate & Julian Perkins (4 Hands, 1 Piano) - 7.30pm - Emma Abbate and Julian Perkins have given duet recitals at venues including the Royal Opera House, St George’s Bristol, St John’s Smith Square, Hatchlands Park, the Russell Collection and for the Mozart Society of America. Praised for their ‘‘impressive sensitivity’’ by Early Music Reviews and for telling ‘‘a totally convincing story with every piece’’ by The Arts Desk, their recordings have received five-star reviews in BBC Music Magazine and Het Nieuwsblad. Venue's website: thelights.org.uk Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/thelightsandover 
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THURSDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2025
Andover Music Club present Emma Abbate & Julian Perkins (4 Hands, 1 Piano)
Venue: The Lights
7.30pm
Emma Abbate and Julian Perkins have given duet recitals at venues including the Royal Opera House, St George’s Bristol, St John’s Smith Square, Hatchlands Park, the Russell Collection and for the Mozart Society of America. Praised for their ‘‘impressive sensitivity’’ by Early Music Reviews and for telling ‘‘a totally convincing story with every piece’’ by The Arts Desk, their recordings have received five-star reviews in BBC Music Magazine and Het Nieuwsblad.