Bands and musicians in Oxford
Below you'll find every band or musician we know of in Oxford, as well as people looking to join one.
Singing Assembly Morning Choir
Choirs
This Oxford choir meets on Tuesday mornings during term time at Florence Park Community Centre for a 90-minute singing session. It welcomes mixed abilities, including experienced singers and those returning after a break, and the music is taught by ear so reading music is not needed. Sessions cost between £6 and £9, paid by card on the door.
Sign in to contactSeven Sisters Choir Workshop Series
Choirs
This Oxford choir workshop series offers Monday evening a cappella harmony singing for women who want regular singing without joining a permanent choir or performing. It covers songs by living women composers and music linked to women’s experience, with teaching by ear and a fairly fast pace. It is not aimed at beginners, and singers need to be able to hold a tune and keep time. Individual sessions can be booked, or a very affordable series.
Sign in to contactOxford Community Choir
Choirs
Oxford Community Choir is a friendly, inclusive singing group based in Oxford. It meets on Tuesday evenings during term time, from 7:30pm to 9:30pm, in the main church. The choir welcomes all abilities with no auditions and no need to read music, and it sings unaccompanied songs in harmony, learned by ear. The repertoire changes through the seasons and the group gives a few informal performances each year.
Sign in to contactKalta Choir Oxford – Women’s Georgian Harmony
Choirs
This Oxford women’s choir meets weekly on Tuesdays from 7pm to 9pm at Lime Walk Methodist Church Hall in Headington. It sings Georgian polyphony and other folk songs, with help from learning tracks, vocal technique and background on the songs. The group is for women, and the course costs £110 for 11 sessions or £12 for a drop-in session, with concessions available on request.
Sign in to contactGreen Templeton College and NDPHCS Community Choir
Choirs
This Oxford choir listing covers two private workplace choirs for students, staff and alumni of the college and the Department of Primary Health Care Sciences. They meet on Tuesdays from 5.30pm to 7.00pm during term time, with regular sharing events when the two choirs come together.
Sign in to contactFeisty Choir
Choirs
Feisty Choir in Oxford sings contemporary songs written by living women, with material that ranges from lullabies and protest songs to nature-inspired pieces and folk with a twist. It meets on Wednesday evenings from 7.30pm to 9.10pm, and members are expected to learn songs by heart and work towards performances. The group is currently running a waiting list, and tasters can be arranged on request.
Sign in to contactThe Slow And Steady session
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The Slow And Steady, Oxford. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
Sign in to contactThe White Hart session
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The White Hart, Oxford. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
Sign in to contactThe Up In Arms session
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The Up In Arms, Oxford. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
Sign in to contactThe Half Moon session
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The Half Moon, Oxford. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
Sign in to contactThe Isis River Farmhouse session
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The Isis River Farmhouse, Oxford. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
Sign in to contactSingers take note
Bands
An experienced covers band in Oxford is looking for a singer to join its line-up. The group plays soul, funk and rock, and already has guitar, bass, drums and keyboards in place.
Sign in to contactSearching for Metal drummer!
Bands
An Oxford band is looking for a drummer to join its line-up. The group already has bass, guitar and vocals in place, and is currently working on original material with plans to record and gig. It says the style is not yet fixed, so the music is still evolving.
Sign in to contact???? GUITARIST WANTED – OXFORD ????
Bands
An Oxford-based band is looking for a guitarist to join them. They are an established, busy gigging group that usually plays two to three times a month.
Sign in to contactLEAD GUITARIST WANTED – OXFORD!
Bands
Oxford band Move It is looking for a new lead guitarist. The group wants someone to join them and play live with the band.
Sign in to contactGuitarist seeking band members
Bands
A guitarist in Oxford is looking for other musicians to work on original songs and play local gigs. They are hoping to find a bassist, a drummer and possibly another guitarist to join the project.
Sign in to contactDrummer in search of a band
Bands
A 17-year-old drummer in Oxford is looking to join or start a band. They would especially like a skate or pop-punk influenced group.
Sign in to contactDrummer Wanted
Bands
An established rock ’n’ roll and rockabilly band in Oxford is looking for an experienced drummer. The band also wants someone who can provide backing vocals.
Sign in to contactSinger / Songwriter / Other Producers / Collaborators
Bands
A 22-year-old music producer in Oxford is looking for vocalists, songwriters and other producers to collaborate with. They are interested in making electronic music with a style similar to FKA Twigs, James Blake and Sampha.
Sign in to contact50s (Age) guitarist, bass need DRUMMER for 60-90s covers
Bands
A new covers band in Oxford is looking for a drummer to join them. They already have some live experience and play songs by bands such as Free, Oasis, The Clash, Kings of Leon and Foo Fighters, with material from the 60s to the 90s.
Sign in to contact