For those interested in music, Milton Keynes caters for all tastes. There are many music venues for people to watch, listen, dance or even join in with live music. You can go to the theatre to see Milton Keynes City Orchestra or sing with MKChorale, listen to a live band in one of the city pubs, or exercise your creativity with Madcap. 
From the theatre, to your local pub, we've listed the best live venues in MK
A vibrant, exciting live music venue with an international profile.
At Madcap, they believe there is creativity inside everyone.
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An Indie/Rock Band who write & play their own music
Peartree Bridge Family - a break from the ordinary
The Joey Evans Quartet play Swing and Big Band
Rock, Soul and Blues band playing hits from 60's to present
The Open University Orchestra is perhaps Milton Keynes newest orchestra, and unusual in that it meets mostly at lunchtimes during the week. As well as staff and students of the University, it welcomes members from the local community.OU Orchestra, Milton Keynes
The MKCO is a central part of cultural life in Milton Keynes, the musicians being professionals of the highest calibre who perform regularly with the major London orchestras. 
Sinfonia Ariella is a new professional Chamber Orchestra establishing itself in the local area of Milton Keynes...
'Qudduson' - For centuries the word 'Qudduson' has reverberated through the sacred music of East and West. In this new programme, The Clerks join virtuoso singers from Syria, each steeped in the traditions of Sufism, Islam and the Orthodox church. Together they explore music from different faith traditions in a dynamic conversation between Eastern and Western musical genres and techniques. 
The Milton Keynes Music Service is the Council-run service providing instrumental tuition to over 3,000 students in Milton Keynes' schools. 1000 of these students play and sing in Music Centre Ensemble groups at Stantonbury Campus on Saturday mornings and at other city venues throughout the week. For details and further information visit the 
Are you a bloke? Do you like to sing? Join MK's top four-part men's harmony chorus and make those chords ring. We meet weekly to learn, practice and sing as a chorus. From time to time we perform at concerts, festivals, events, etc. and we even take part in competitions!
