It gives you a skill set to take forward
“Performing gives you a massive confidence boost like none other. It gives you a skillset you can take forward so you can deal with other situations with lots of people.”
Changing Tunes participant
“Wonderful showcase with powerful testimonies.”
Audience Member
Events
| We produce performances with our participants in secure settings and the community | Last year we produced 30 performances, engaging 598 in-person audiences. | See us on our Youtube Channel
| We produce performances with our participants in secure settings and the community | Last year we produced 30 performances, engaging 598 in-person audiences. | See us on our Youtube Channel
Exeter Concert
A Showcase evening of songs and Testimonials from participants and Musician’s-In-Residence work in 2026
Join us at the Changing Tunes Exeter Annual Concert 2026, back for its second year, running at The Salvaton Army Temple.
A night filled with unforgettable music and Testimonials, this event will take place on Saturday, November 21st. With a start time of 7pm. Join us to enjoy an evening of live music, showcasing our Changing Tunes work from throughout the year. Whether you're a music enthusiast or simply looking for a fun and thought provoking evening, this event is not to be missed.
Come and experience the power of music at the Changing Tunes Exeter Annual Concert 2026.
We don't want anyone to miss out, so alongside Adult and Child tickets available for sale we also have 'pay what you can' donation tickets especially for those who may be in receipt of benefits or struggling with the current cost of living crisis.
We can't wait to see you there!
AnnualConcert Bristol
Bristol Annual Concert showcasing participants and musicians-in-residence’s work throughout 2025.
Annual Concert-Birmingham
An inspiring evening of live music performed by Ex-prison residents alongside our Musicians-In-Residence.
Annual Concert Exeter
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Special performances by:
Musicians with lived experience of local prisons
Artists from Red Tangent Records
Talks from Changing Tunes staff and participants

