First 'Wilton Live' launches this weekend

Tuesday, 21 March 2023 00:00

The inaugural Wilton Live kicks off with shows at The Bear, The Pembroke Arms & Wilton Club on the Friday night.

There is an all-day event at Michael Herbert Hall on Saturday, full of local acts, such as Love Is Enough, The Intercepteurs, Pyeshoppe, Kings of Lounge and many more performing from 3pm til late.

Friday night sees The Passenger Club at The Bear, Ribble at The Pembroke Arms and Break Cover and Bob Primmer at Wilton Club.

Entry to all Friday events is FREE, with tickets for Saturday are £7 (plus booking fee) or £10 on the door.

Image: Andrea Penna

Co-organiser Thom Belk spoke of his excitement ahead of the launch “We can’t wait to unleash ‘Wilton Live’

“After all the build up, it’s exciting to see it all pan out this weekend.

“I’m very proud of the line up we have put together and am very thankful for all of those who have helped us get to this point.

“We hope to see many local fans, not just residents in the town supporting the event.”

Those attending the event are reminded that there is currently a £2 single fare for any trip on Salisbury Reds bus services.

With the event set to conclude at 22.15, it is possible for those to get the last bus back to city centre from Wilton.

Tickets for the event are available here:

https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Salisbury/The-Michael-Herbert -Hall/Wilton-Live/36288215/?sktag=14204&skcampaign=e2054517%20Wilton%20Live

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