SW15 Area Guide

If you’re an Oasis aficionado but didn’t manage to get tickets for Oasis’s Reunion Tour this summer, then come to Barnes’ own version of this legendary 90s band. Oasis Maybe, one of the most sought-after Oasis tribute bands, will perform a fabulous line-up focusing on Oasis’s early glory years from 1994-1997 including their record-setting debut album Definitely Maybe which topped the charts. Transport yourself back to this golden musical era and enjoy the hits of one of the most defining and globally successful groups of the Britpop genre. This event is kindly sponsored by Laurent Residential Additional Information and Terms and Conditions: The site will be open from 6.30pm. With the exception of the VIP pre-booked tables, you will need to supply your own picnic rug or chairs: spaces will be allocated on a first come first served basis. There will be a BBQ and Bar on-site which will open at 6.30pm and remain open throughout the event. All alcohol on-site must be purchased at the Bar; you will not be permitted to bring your own. Accessibility: if you require additional support to attend this event, please email info@osoarts.org.uk so we can fast-track you onto the site and provide you with a table and chair if required. Unfortunately, due to the temptation of picnic food, dogs will not be admitted. All events will go ahead, whatever the weather, with the exception of Met Office weather warnings. If this is the case you will have the option to request a refund or - as this is a fund-raising event for the OSO and the BCA - consider donating the ticket price to cover the cost of running the event. Please note that this performance is subject to a licence being granted to stage this event on Barnes Green. In the unlikely event that permission is not granted, the price of your ticket will be refunded.

Dive into the wonderful world of wetland insects with Lloyd and his new friend Dart the dragonfly. In April, Lloyd and friends will join our own incredible cast of wetland minibeasts. Follow the trail to help Lloyd and tour guide Dart the dragonfly find Lloyd's friends and family and make their way to the bug hotel. Use the Lloyd of the Flies AR Bug Hunt augmented reality trail app produced by Aardman to shrink down to fly size and see the world through insects' eyes. As the charity for wetlands and wildlife, at WWT we’re on a mission to restore wetlands and unlock their power. Only then can we help our incredible insect population to thrive. We can’t wait to join forces with the Royal Entomological Society and the stars of Aardman’s CG animated series Lloyd of the Flies! With our insect-friendly wetland habitats and snug-as-a-bug hotels, we know they’ll feel right at home.

DV8 Bass Face presents, LEVEL UP 360°, multi-level crowd and bespoke lighting & sound production, joined by OUR BIGGEST LINE-UP YET & Bass Face, DV8 HOUSE:TECHNO & UKG residents. 2 Arenas, 2000 ravers in Londons leading converted Warehouse space

Children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and over who has their own ticket. Children aged 2 and under can attend for free and dont require a ticket. All other children must have a full price ticket to enter the festival

Sarangi by Harsh Naryan | Sponsored by Dr. Radha Bhat : Harsh Narayan is a leading sarangi player of the younger generation, renowned for his mastery of Hindustani Classical Music. Born into a legendary musical lineage, he is the grandson of sarangi maestro Pandit Ram Narayan, the son of sarod virtuoso Pandit Brij Narayan, and the nephew of Aruna Narayan Kalle. Training under his grandfather since the age of six, Harsh has honed a deep, expressive style that reflects his rigorous musical heritage. An A-graded artist of All India Radio, he has performed and recorded with acclaimed musicians worldwide. His solo albums, Scintillating Sarangi (Times Music, 2016) and Dhanurvadya (Tala Records, 2020), showcase his virtuosity and commitment to keeping the sarangi tradition alive. Flute by Pravin Godkhindi | Sponsored by Kamini & Vindi Banga Banga Trust: Pravin Godkhindi is an eclectic classical flautist, performing Hindustani music on the bansuri. He studied under his father Pandit Venkatesh Godkhindi, an exponent of the Kirana gharana, as well as Carnatic mridangist Anoor Anantha Krishna Sharma. He incorporates Carnatic rhythm into his playing, and in 2015 became the first to perform Indian classical music on the 8-foot-long contrabass flute.

Kingston cover band target biggest ever fundraising gig to celebrate 1100 years of Athelstans coronation in the Royal Borough. "All Saints Church Kingston presents: Run For Cover Playing Tunes Fit for a King! Kingstons favourite cover band www.runforcoverlive.com have been operating in the area for nearly 20 years playing live floorfillers spanning disco, Britpop, rock and dance. Now they take on their biggest ever gig and fundraising challenge at All Saints Church, Kingston-upon -Thames, on Saturday 10th May. The event is promoted by All Saints, supported by Kingstons own Park Brewery and forms part of Kingston Councils Kingston 2025 programme of events to mark 1100 years since Athelstan was crowned as the first King of England in Kingston-upon-Thames. All Saints has established itself as a premier pop music venue, thanks in part to Kingstons renowned Banquet Records. With performances from artists like Hozier and Killer Mike, it is a dynamic hub for live music, keeping the local scene thriving. This will be the first time ever that its hosted a cover band. Paul Thomas from Run For Cover said- We always try to support community causes when we can and to be asked to play this magnificent 700 capacity venue is a great honour. Its a bit daunting but we cant wait to see how tunes from the likes of Oasis, Blur, The Killers, Elbow and Black Eyed Peas sound in its wonderful nave. We met in Kingston and feel proud to be able to represent our home town. The Kingston connections dont stop there with band members and their partners being alumni from Kingston University- an institution Run For Cover marked by playing the last ever gig at Penrhyn Road bar- and running their businesses from Kingston locations. In recent years the band have discovered that their 90s repertoire in particular is as popular with their teenage and student offspring as it is with their hardcore fanbase of friends, followers and local parents. Reverend Joe Moffatt (All Saints Church) said- When we saw Run For Cover play a community gig at the Park Brewery Tap Room we realised we should do something bigger. A huge rock gig fit for both a king and our historic venue. Its a great opportunity for our community to come together, support local businesses and raise funds to continue our outreach music programmes. Tickets are available for just 15 in advance. Please book your diaries now for Kingstons favourite cover band www.runforcoverlive.com playing to celebrate 1100 years of Athelstans coronation at All Saints Kingston. Playing live floor fillers spanning disco, Britpop, rock and dance, supported by Kingstons own Park Brewery releasing their new Athelstan Ale. 15 earlybird tickets available now (prices will increase once this offer ends)