The nextMusic on the Levels free concert is with The Kahuhas on Sunday 26 April 2026 in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15pm.
Indie folk rock duo, The Kahunas bring emotive violin riffs, melodic harmonies and vocals, original lyrical content & digeridoo loops. The pair, Tash and Brian, have been writing, recording and performing together for nearly 4 years. Their musical pendulum swings between upbeat dance folk rock and heart felt love songs. The Kahunas sound has been likened to bands such as Fleetwood Mac, Fotheringay and The Levellers.
The duo is now flying high on the festival circuit, playing at the likes of Boomtown, Beautiful Days and Sidmouth Folk Festival to name a few, this Autumn also embarking on their first UK headline Tour as well as having featured on BBC Introducing and playing live on BBC radio’.
Indie Folk duo, The Kahunas blew me away- E-festival Magazine
Man, that’s so good – Tom Williams, BBC Introducing
Arrangements for this concert
Since the 2026 Music on the Levels leaflet was printed, it no longer has the use of The Old School car park.
However, there is parking on most of the roads in the village but we ask people not to park in Church Lane.
There is no need to book as the church’s capacity have never yet been exceeded. However, it should be noted that seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
In order to help with the artists’ and other costs a raffle is held. In addition, donations are encouraged. It costs well over £400 to put on a concert.
The Performing Rights Society is supporting this event with their Charity discount.
The next concert is with Katie Grace Harris on Sunday 29 March in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15pm.
Katie Grace Harris is a multi-tasking, foot tapping, piano, dulcimer and accordion-playing singer and story-weaver. Inspired by real stories of social injustice and with a fast-growing reputation in the UK Folk world, her sound has been described as ‘boot-thumping, heart-filling acoustic/folk music’.
‘Does your life not just feel better after listening to a little bit of Katie Grace Harris?’
Patrick Kielty – BBC 5 Live
Katie’s Debut album The Toledo Sessions was released in late summer 2022. It includes two songs developed in collaboration with Reg Meuross and features musical contributions from Phil Beer, Odette Mitchell and Lukas Drinkwater
Katie’s first ‘instrument’ is her distinctive pure voice – she uses it to draw her audiences into the story she is telling with ‘spine-tingling’ results. Her engaging live performances usually feature her playing a range of instruments including Piano, Piano Accordion and Shruti and she can often be seen toting a home-made chess board stomp box and a pair of sturdy boots for a full one-woman-band experience!
Katie traces her folk roots to singing along as a girl with her father as they drove around in the rusty family Triumph Toledo. ‘We would sing songs from Joni Mitchell, The Spinners, Ralph McTell and James Taylor,’ says Katie. These early experiences clearly influenced her own musical sound. Her repertoire ranges from gentle new arrangements of traditional songs alongside raw and exposed original compositions. Her well-crafted live sets combine historic legends and stories with a smattering of social justice to temper the mix.
The last three years have proved a turning point in Katie’s career. As live gigs moved online, Katie took the opportunity to bring her music to audiences around the UK and has built on this as live performances have re-emerged supporting artists such as Katherine Priddy, Hannah James and Toby Kuhn and Jim Causley as well as headlining at various Folk Clubs and festivals. Her talent for writing original material attracted the attention Reg Meuross, festival favourite and one of the UK’s Folk singer/songwriter lynchpins. This resulted in a collaborative song-writing and recording project which features as part of Katie’s debut album ‘The Toledo Sessions’.
Katie Grace Harris brings passion to her music and is more than a talented performer. When not-gigging she uses music to empower and develop young people. ‘I’m currently working for Oxfordshire County Music Service with a remit for developing their folk music provision as well as developing their brand new Music for Wellbeing offer which supports vulnerable children using music.’
Currently based on a rural farm in Oxfordshire, Katie can mostly be spotted playing solo or with various musicians around the folk clubs of the UK.
Arrangements for this concert
Since the 2026 Music on the Levels leaflet was printed, it no longer has the use of The Old School car park.
However, there is parking on most of the roads in the village, including Liney Road and Cheer Lane, TA7 0EX – a short walk from the church, but we ask people not to park in Church Lane.
There is no need to book as the church’s capacity have never yet been exceeded. However, it should be noted that seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
In order to help with the artists’ and other costs a raffle is held. In addition, donations are encouraged. It costs over £400 to put on a concert.
The Performing Rights Society is supporting this event with their Charity discount.
Music on the Levels announces details of the free concert with Trio Paradis on Sunday 22 February 2026 in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15pm.
Somerset-based Trio Paradis has been a regular at Music on the Levels from the beginning. This offering is called Bohemian Rhapsody and will be an exciting programme inspired by the romance of travelling peoples, from traditional Czardas and ‘gypsy’ tunes to music by Dvořák, Haydn and Bartók.
Trio Paradis consists of Jacquelyn Bevan – piano, Ruth O’Shea – violin and Linda Stocks – cello.
‘We are a classical piano trio based in Bath’, says founder Jacquelyn Bevan, ‘and we perform Café Concerts at community venues across Somerset and Wiltshire: daytime concerts with a café where audience members can chat with friends and make new ones. We perform music in a variety of styles, brought together in a themed programme, and the atmosphere is informal and welcoming. Our aim is to develop Friendship through Music.’
In 2025, Trio Paradis set up a charity: Café Concerts CIO (registered charity no.1213237).
‘This will enable us to develop and extend our work in the future, adds Jacquelyn.
Arrangements for this concert
We no longer have the use of The Old School car park since the 2026 Music on the Levels leaflet was printed, However, there is parking on most of the roads in the village, including Liney Road and Cheer Lane, TA7 0EX – a short walk from the church, but we ask people not to park in Church Lane. The Village Hall and playground car park will not be available on that date.
There is no need to book as the church’s capacity have never yet been exceeded. However, it should be noted that seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
In order to help with the artists’ and other costs a raffle is held. In addition, donations are encouraged. It costs over £400 to put on a concert.
The Performing Rights Society is supporting this event with their Charity discount.
The first free concert of the New Year is with Secret Seven on Sunday 25 January 2026 in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15pm.
Secret Seven is a Somerset-based band that has been gigging locally for the past few years. It is a collection of musicians from the following bands: Ultra Vinyl, The Haus Band, The Somerset Shadows, Louis and the Iguanas, DVO and The Original Barn Finds.
The repertoire ranges from Neil Sedaka to 10cc; Caro Emerald to Carole King and The Doobie Brothers to The Shadows.
‘Enjoy tastefully curated music from the 1960s to the 2000s’, says Rich Brown, one of the seven musicians in the band.
Arrangements for this concert
We no longer have the use of The Old School car park but visitors are still asked not to park in Church Lane as this prevents resident access.
There is no need to book as the church’s capacity have never yet been exceeded. However, it should be noted that seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
In order to help with the artists’ and other costs a raffle is held. In addition, donations are encouraged. It costs over £400 to put on a concert.
The Performing Rights Society is supporting this event with their Charity discount.
Our next free concert is on Sunday 28 September 2025 with Glorishears in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3 pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15 pm.
This is a change from the previously advertised line-up as violinist Oscar Tabor is no longer available. However, we are pleased to welcome back Graham Vincent performing with Chris Edmunds.
Together they form Glorishears (named after the old English tune – a corruption of Glorious Years). The duo features Graham Vincent on fiddle and voice and Chris Edmunds on melodeon and accordion. Their performances feature traditional English tunes and songs, but expect some fine music from further afield to be added to the mix!
Graham has performed for us several times paired with the guitar of David Mitchell.
‘I’m really looking forward to playing at Music on the Levels again,’ says Graham, ‘it’s always an inspiring place to play thanks to the wonderful setting and acoustics, the lovely team running the event and, last but not least, some of the best cakes in Somerset!’
Quite simply, two ‘consummate musicians’ with an unbridled passion for their music.
Arrangements for this concert
There is limited parking on the road by the church but there is additional parking at Somerset Young Farmers on School Road TA7 0LN. Visitors are asked not to park in Church Lane as this prevents resident access.
There is no need to book as the church’s capacity have never yet been exceeded. However, it should be noted that seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
In order to help with the artists’ and other costs a raffle is held. In addition, donations are encouraged. It costs over £400 to put on a concert.
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