St. Swithun's Institute Halls - Venue for Worcester Music Festival

11th to 13th September 2026

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St. Swithun's Institute Halls

Address and Information

St. Swithun's Institute Halls
The Trinity, Worcester, WR1 2PN

St Swithun's Institute was founded in 1931 making it one of Worcester's awesome historic buildings Its original aim was to provide a city centre venue, where working class residents could meet and socialise making it perfect for involvement in this years festival. True to it's roots and making use of the beautiful stage and space which it holds.

Venue Type: Hall

Accessibility: Limited (Partial disabled access with stair lifts . Assistance required from street level to ground floor level for wheelchairs).

Age Restrictions: Under 18's welcomed, Under 16's require adult supervision up until 9pm

Food: Bar Snacks

Wi-Fi Available: No

Friday's Bands at St. Swithun's Institute Halls

6:00PM Director's Cut.

Pairing catchy Melodies, interesting beats and textures. Original songs

7:15PM Bullo Pill

Bullo Pill is a dark alternative folk-rock collective with up to 12 members

8:30PM Larlin

Cathartic alt-rock bangers with moody emotional depth

9:45PM Rebel and the Banned

Calling out injustice - Indie punk band - loud and dangerous!

11:00PM Sister Sandwich

Seasoned food based parodies

Saturday's Bands at St. Swithun's Institute Halls

12:00PM floyer

Cinematic alternative pop with emotional storytelling.

1:00PM Triptych Wych

A bluesy trio summoning netherworldly sounds of sophistication and psychedelia

2:15PM Ruben Seabright

Acoustic folk / grunge covers and originals

3:30PM Dryadic

Anthemic, feminist folk-roots & pop fusion

4:45PM Pegging Mitchell

Angry songs for she's, they's and gays!

6:00PM Wood and Nails

The best thing from Birmingham since HP Sauce

7:15PM White Noise Cinema

Treading the boundaries between haunting introspection and electronic chaos

8:15PM The Sax Pistols

Fun & funky audience engaging and uplifting music. Soul pop rock

9:15PM Capas and the Rainmakers

Capas and the Rainmakers bring explosive Latin funk, fusion and dance!

10:30PM Melts the Band

A Brass explosion coming from Birmingham. Playing original tunes and more

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