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Local band to kick-start calendar of events at Kenilworth pub

Local News by James Smith 1 hour ago  
There's lots coming up at The Tiltyard this year (images supplied)
There's lots coming up at The Tiltyard this year (images supplied)
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Local favourites Alchemy 101 will kick start a programme of live music and entertainment for 2026 at The Tiltyard.

Expect "big energy" and "brilliant covers" as the band take over the Leyes Lane pub from 8pm on Saturday 31 January.

Run by husband and wife team Amanda and Dave Shipley, The Tiltyard has established itself at the heart of the local community, well known for its in-demand events.

The January show sets the tone for a strong line-up of live acts running right through to the summer.

"From the very beginning, we wanted The Tiltyard to be a place where people could come together and really enjoy themselves," Amanda and Dave said. 

"Live music plays a huge part in that. 

"We have had some great bands perform here since we took over, and the aim is always the same - great entertainment in a welcoming local space."

Following Alchemy 101's January appearance, the venue continues its 2026 programme with Kathleen Turner Overdrive on February 28, bringing high-quality rock and pop covers, before Georgie Mason heads to The Tiltyard on March 28 with a night of soul and Motown classics.

Next sees Diz N Rox perform on April 25, promising a crowd-pleasing mix of classics, favourites and guilty pleasures, while Mixtape Rewind arrives on May 30, delivering all the hits from the 80s and 90s - a guaranteed nostalgic night for music fans.

The summer programme continues with Replay on July 25, playing rock, pop and dance anthems from the 80s, 90s and 00s.

"We try to programme something for everyone," Amanda and Dave explained. 

"Kenilworth has such a broad mix of people and musical tastes, so we want our events to reflect that. 

"Some people come for the music, some for the atmosphere, and many for both - that's what makes these nights special."

One of the highlights of the calendar is the return of Tiltfest for its third year on June 6.

Hosted by Let It Be Live, the free community festival is all about bringing people together and celebrating the community support behind the pub.

"We're incredibly grateful for the support we've had from the town," the owners added. 

"Seeing familiar faces week after week - and new ones discovering us for the first time - is what keeps us going. 

"2026 is shaping up to be our biggest year yet and we hope as many people can come down as possible to support our events throughout the year."

Find out more on The Tiltyard's website or Facebook page.

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