Californian band The Sam Chase & The Untraditional pitch up at The Lamb pub in Brighton Road with a mix of rock ‘n’ roll and folk . From 8pm. https://www.lambsurbiton.co.uk/

Roger McGough, dubbed the patron saint of poetry, makes another of his regular appearances at the cornerHOUSE, alongside fellow Liverpudlian bard Stewart Henderson. Too Young to Be Old is the

Hinchley Wood School’s young musicians take to the stage at St Andrew’s church in Maple Road for a free concert tied in to Surbiton Farmers’ Market. It was in 2015

The Thames Concerts season continues at St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, with Thames Concerts’ vice-president, cellist Jamie Walton, pictured, and his duo partner Daniel Lebhardt (piano), in a programme of

Spend the evening reliving Michael Jackson’s greatest hits with a tribute act at the Surbiton Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road. Membership info at: www.surbitonrbl.club

There may be a month to go before the big day, but here’s a chance to enjoy festive music with Bach to Baby’s Christmas concert for the whole family, at

Comedian Ian Smith heads a comedy bill at the cornerHOUSE arts centre, with support from Tania Edwards. Elaine Blackmore is the wisecracking MC. Ian’s pedigree is impressive. He’s built a

In a sweeping programme of Russian romantic music, Kingston Philharmonia performs Rachmaninov’s much-loved Piano Concerto No 2, famed for its soaring melodies and emotional intensity. Michael Bostock is at the piano. The programme also features Glazunov’s ceremonial Cortège solennel, and highlights from his colourful ballet score Raymonda. The orchestra is conducted by Oi Ching Chan.

Join in all your favourites at a Christmas Carol service at Surbiton’s Royal British Legion. All welcome.

As the big day gets closer there’s a chance to enjoy festive music with Bach to Baby’s Christmas concert for the whole family, at St Mark’s church, St Mark’s Hill, with professional musicians performing. Book tickets at: https://www.bachtobaby.com/surbiton-music-concerts-for-baby-and-family

Jez Lowe and The Bad Pennies have been playing the songs and music of Northern England around the folk festivals, clubs and concert stages of the world for many years. “Acoustic simplicity coupled with electric vitality,” was how they were described in their early days, and with half a dozen albums to their credit, along

The Thames Concerts season continues at St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, with talented young pianist Rieko Makita taking centre stage in her self-curated Night and Reflections, a spellbinding nocturnal programme of music by Schumann, Debussy, Ravel, Liszt, Yoshimatsu and others. Thames Concerts has been presenting quality chamber music in the borough since 1961. Significant ticket

There’s a music theme at the Surbiton Probus Club Christmas lunch at Glenmore House on December 16, when a harpist will play a medley of festive tunes. Probus is a

The young musicians of Kingston Music Service play a free concert at St Andrew’s church in Maple Road, tied in to Surbiton Farmers’ Market day. It was in 2015 that

Kingston Choral Society stages The Night Before Christmas – a concert of carols for choir and audience – at St Andrew’s church in Maple Road. The society has around 130

Back on stage at Surbiton Royal British Legion, by popular demand after their impressive show at a recent open day, the Paperback Writers play Beatles covers. Singer Oliver Eley (left)