Sage Gateshead March - April What's On Listings

What’s On at sage gateshead

March - April 2016

Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires Sunday 17 April

parton sings parton featuring stella parton

ONE DAY MORE

Tue 1 March Sage One, 7.30pm

WED 2 March Sage ONE, 6pm

Dolly’s sister, Stella, takes us back to their Tennessee roots, sharing their lives through laughter, stories, visuals and hit songs.

Presenting a musical extravaganza concert with children from five schools across Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland performing hits from top West End shows.

£22.50

£6-£13

Newcastle international chamber music society: Quatuor van kuijk Wed 2 March Sage Two, 7.30pm The young, award-winning ensemble presents quartets by Haydn, Schumann and Debussy. £12-£19 C

Please call Tees Valley Education on 01642 221156 for tickets.

making tracks otava yo

paddington’s first concert royal northern sinfonia

folkworks andy May Trio

Fri 4 March Sage Two, 8pm

Sat 5 March Sage One, 11am

Sat 5 March Sage Two, 8pm

Otava Yo bring Russian folksong to the 21st century. Surreal, passionate and eminently danceable.

Royal Northern Sinfonia takes Paddington Bear to his first concert. Join the loveable bear as he explores music from around the world, tangles with bees and introduces marmalade to the orchestra.

Northumbrian piper Andy May, guitarist Ian Stephenson and fiddler Sophy Ball bring virtuosic, high energy North East inspired instrumental folk.

£12.50 C M

£16

Folkworks COVEN: O’HOOLEY & TIDOW, LADY MAISERY, GRACE PETRIE Sun 6 March Sage Two, 8pm To celebrate International Women’s Day, three of the British folk scene’s finest, most formidable and forthright acts take to the stage. £14 C

£12 C

Family: £50 F C

alexander o’neal plus support Thu 10 March Sage One, 7.30pm

EZIO PLUS SUPPORT Fri 11 March Sage Two, 8pm

Soul and rhythm & blues singer, Alexander O’Neal, popular in the 80s and 90s with hits including Criticise, Hearsay and If You Were Here Tonight.

Ezio’s music can range from the highly rhythmical, almost manic Latin feeling rock to delicate dreamy ballads that are heartbreakingly honest and deeply poetic.

£29.50-£37.50

£13.50

Presented with Easytheatres.com

royal northern sinfonia mozart in paris

The Puppini Sisters: The Highlife Tour

Thu 3 March Sage One, 7.30pm

Thu 3 March Sage Two, 8pm

Alexandre Bloch conducts two staples of Mozart’s cosmopolitan style: his Symphony No.31 ‘Paris’ and Piano Concerto No.25, with pianist Francesco Piemontesi.

Featuring new arrangements of classics from the 30s, 40s & 50s, jazzy reinventions of pop hits and self-penned original songs.

£10-£33 P B

£19.50 & £23.50

Sat 5 March northern rock foundation hall, 1.30pm workshop & 6pm concert The chance for amateur players to explore Mahler’s ‘The Titan’ and work towards an informal performance later in the afternoon. £26.80 C

Presented by Cobweb Orchestra

newcastle upon Tyne bach choir

Fri 4 March Gateshead Old Town Hall, 4pm Grab your Parka for a full day of all things Mod, with Heavy Mod, The Lemontops and more plus DJs. All in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust. £10 C Part of Everyone Deserves Music with students from the BA (Hons) Community Music Degree.

Free post-concert spotlight performance

play mahler with the cobweb orchestra

march of the mods

riverside ragas sanjay subrahmanyan Sun 6 March northern rock foundation hall, 7.45pm This leading carnatic vocalist brings his own artistic and intellectual creativity to Indian classical music.

Accompanied by S. Varadarajan and Neyveli Venkatesh. £12 Family: £30 C M F

jason donovan ten good reasons & greatest hits Sun 6 March Sage One, 8pm Returning to his roots, the 80s heartthrob and stage and screen star performs tracks from his debut and greatest hits albums. £28.50 & £32.50 Presented by 3A Entertainment

Presented with GemArts Free pre-concert talk at 7pm

lubomyr melnyk plus support

Folkworks moishe’s bagel

Sat 12 March Sage Two, 8pm

Sun 13 March Sage Two, 8pm

Internationally renowned baritone Roderick Williams joins Newcastle Upon Tyne Bach Choir and Newcastle University Symphony Orchestra for Walton’s Belshazzar’s Feast.

Ukrainian pianist Lubomyr Melnyck (Erased Tapes) is regarded as one of the world’s fastest concert pianists. His pioneering “continuous music” is greatly influenced by the minimalist movement of the early 1970s.

This acclaimed world-folk band unveil their brand new live score for a remarkable Soviet silent film, Mikhail Kalatozov’s Salt for Svanetia.

£12-£22 C

£12.50

Sat 12 March Sage One, 7.30pm

£16 C

an evening with coLLABRO

gateshead schools dance festival 2016

Mon 14 March Sage One, 7pm doors

Tue 15 & Wed 16 March Sage One, Various times

Britain’s Got Talent champions, Collabro, follow up their No.1 debut with spellbinding new album Act Two with support from AJ Brown and Catriona Murray.

Pupils from Gateshead schools perform dance routines linked to the theme of musicals, books & fairy tales. £6 C

£19.50-£39.50 VIP packages: £99 Presented by SJM Concerts

voices of hope

Tickets on sale 28 February Presented by Gateshead School Sport Partnership

inspiration and royal northern sinfonia seize the day

Sat 19 March Sage Two, 8pm

Sun 20 March Sage One, 6pm

With musical director Simon Fidler, this is a concert of a capella choral music with favourites, including Allegri’s Miserere.

Featuring the magical music of Alan Menken including songs from Tangled, Little Shop Of Horrors, The Little Mermaid and Pocahontas.

£15 C

£7.50-£17 C

Presented by Voices Of Hope

royal northern sinfonia zehetmair’s sibelius four Fri 18 March Sage One, 7.30pm Conductor Laureate Thomas Zehetmair returns for his take on Sibelius’ introspective Symphony No.4, in a programme also featuring Mendelssohn’s The Hebrides Overture ‘Fingal’s Cave’. £10-£33 P B

folkworks workout day concert Sun 20 March gateshead old town hall, 8pm Alistair Anderson, Sophy Ball, Sandra Kerr, David Oliver and Ian Stephenson, offer a real insight into the traditions of Northumberland and beyond. £12 C

See website for details of the Folkworks Workout Day (Workshops from 1pm)

an evening with clint mansell Sat 26 March Sage One, 7.30pm Award winning composer of soundtracks for Requiem for a Dream, Moon and Ben Wheatley’s High Rise, the ex-Pop Will Eat Itself front man will perform works from his scores alongside a full band. £22.50 & £27.50

Presented by Live Nation

eddi reader

the real thing

Sat 26 March Sage Two, 8pm

Sun 27 March Sage Two, 8pm

Folk musician known for her time with Fairground Attraction and hit track Perfect.

One of Britain’s favourite soul bands known for hits including You to Me Are Everything and Can’t Get By Without You.

£22.50

Presented by The Gig Cartel

£20 & £22.50

Presented with Barry Collings Entertainment

newcastle university street scientists

dr sharon & the experiments

Sat 19 March Concourse, 10am

Sat 19 March Sage Two, 11am & 2pm

A team of enthusiastic students bring science to life through short interactive demonstrations; prepare to be amazed, baffled, inspired and entertained!

Join us on a wild and wonderful celebration of Science Week, with a mix of foot-tapping, catchy songs and live science experiments.

Free Event

brendan cole: a night to remember Wed 23 March Sage One, 7.30pm One of Strictly Come Dancing’s most charismatic choreographers and performers will host a spectacular night of theatrical dance and entertainment. £20.50-£38.50

£5 per person For 8-12 year olds

royal northern sinfonia bach mass in b minor

Mon 28 March Sage One, 6pm Royal Northern Sinfonia and conductor Stephen Bell present the music of John Williams featuring Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Batman, E.T, Superman and more. £10-£33

Sat 19 March Sage One, 7pm Fantastic music from some of the most talented young musicians from County Durham and Darlington. £10 C Presented by Durham Music Service Showcase

andy fairweather low

Fri 25 March Sage One, 7pm

fri 25 March Sage two, 8pm

Author Douglas Adams described this Mass as “One of the pinnacles of human achievement” for a reason – find out why as Baroque specialist Paul McCreesh conducts.

The ex-Amen Corner singer has performed with all the greats, from George Harrison to Bob Dylan, from Jimi Hendrix to The Who, and most recently supported Eric Clapton on his world tour.

£10-£33 P B

Free pre-concert talk at 6pm

Presented with Tony Clayman

heroes of hollywood: the music of john williams royal northern sinfonia

durham music service showcase

rick astley Thu 31 March Sage One, 7pm doors Never Gonna Give You Up was the first of many top 10 hits that brought this multi-million selling singer global success. £19.50-£29.50

Presented by SJM Concerts

£21

royal northern sinfonia classic fm: rachlin’s tchaikovsky Sat 2 April Sage One, 7.30pm Julian Rachlin performs an all Tchaikovsky programme, including the stylistic Violin Concerto and the visceral Symphony No.4. £10-£33 P B

Free post-concert spotlight performance

sing together concert: gounod cecilia mass Sat 2 April The Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas, 7.30pm The Sing Together choir performs Gounod’s St. Cecilia Mass with piano accompaniment. It also includes a world premier of work by conductor Len Young. £7.50

royal liverpool philharmonic orchestra petrenko’s sibelius two

the hollies

ray mears: tales of endurance

Sun 3 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Mon 4 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Celebrating over 50 years in music, expect to hear classics hits such as The Air That I Breathe, Just One Look, On A Carousel and He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother.

Prepare to be shocked, amazed and inspired by stories of success in the face of impossible odds.

£28 & £32.50

£22 Family: £67.50 F

Presented with Chris Davis Management

Presented by Jimmy Smith

judie tzuke

national association of choirs: north east ‘choral spectacular’

Fri 8 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Fri 8 April Sage Two, 8pm

Sat 9 April Sage One, 7pm

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra with Principal Conductor Vasily Petrenko deliver some symphonic warmth with Sibelius’ Italian inspired second symphony and Barber’s florid Violin Concerto.

Known for the timeless Stay With Me Till Dawn, anticipate an intimate evening of old and new songs plus tales from her career.

Alwyn Humphreys, Conductor Emeritus of the famous Morriston Orpheus Choir and TV Presenter will guide you through a feast of song from musicals, opera, popular and more!

£13-£36 B M

GIANT SAND & jason lytle

£19.50 & £22.50

Presented with Big Ocean Productions Ltd

royal northern sinfonia late mix: pärt and tavener

£15

folkworks aly bain and phil cunningham

Tue 12 April Sage Two, 8pm

Wed 13 April Sage Two, 9pm

Thu 14 April Sage Two, 8pm

Former Grandaddy front man Jason Lytle and Giant3 Sand bring their considerable back catalogues to the same stage for a one-off co-headline performance.

Works fusing Gregorian chant, harmonic simplicity and spiritual exploration from the minimalist master Arvo Pärt, including Fratres, Summa and Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten.

Masters at play as Aly and Phil return.

£20

£16 C

“They are simply the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear” Glasgow Herald £17 C

big family hop!

Tue 5 April The Barbour Room, 11Am, 1pm & 2.30pm

simon callow: one man band

folkworks one night in gateshead

Wed 6 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Thu 7 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Come and join specialist musicians from our Early Years team to celebrate the arrival of spring with a huge helping of Easter fun!

The third volume in this survey of Orson Welles’ life and work, looking in comprehensive detail at one of the most complex artists of the twentieth century.

The Elliots, The Doonans, The Unthanks and The Wilsons carry the folk tradition of the North East in a packed night of music, song and dance.

£3.50 C

£17.50

£14

F £10

For under 7s and their families

making tracks Night

Presented with Sympathetic Developments

folkworks jigdoll: Hannah James

nerina pallot plus support

Sat 9 April Sage Two, 8pm

Sun 10 April SAGE TWO, 8pm

mon 11 April SAGE TWO, 8pm

Weaving together stories and melodies on a journey celebrating Nepali village life, Night reenergise traditional instruments and music with a decidedly contemporary flair and an exciting sound.

Created by singer, musician and dancer Hannah James, the show features percussive dance with music built live using loop pedals and instruments.

Ivor Novello and Brit Awardnominee, Nerina Pallot returns to play tracks from her latest album, The Sound and The Fury.

£12.50 C M

See website for details of clog dance workshop with Hannah James 11am-1.30pm

GATESHEAD INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL 15-17 april Featuring Gregory Porter, Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires, Courtney Pine and Zoe Rahman, Terence Blanchard E-Collective and more. See listing overleaf for more information.

£10 C

hawkwind

£18.50

soul legends

mon 18 April SAGE TWO, 8pm

Sat 23 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Join them on this not to be missed psychedelic extravaganza delivered with a glittering array of projections, dance, theatricals and special effects.

It’s all aboard the soul train for the feel good show of the year with special guest Jimmy James! From heady sixties origins, steaming non-stop to the present day, via 70s and 80s dance classics.

£24.50

Presented by The Gig Cartel

£24.50 & £27.50

Presented with Easytheatres.com

royal northern sinfonia my mozart matinee

rock the sage

folkworks future traditions

Sun 24 April Sage One, 3pm

Sun 24 April Sage Two, 7.30pm

Sun 24 April sage two, 8pm

Royal Northern Sinfonia presents Strauss’ Duet-Concertino and Tchaikovsky’s ‘Mozartiana’ Suite as direct Romantic tributes to Mozart’s genius. Includes Mozart Symphony No.33 and the unforgettable Horn Concerto.

A chance to see some of the talented young bands from the Rock the Den Project; VK2, B4 and Stinger.

A night of songs and ballads from students from the Newcastle University Folk and Traditional Music degree course.

£8 C

£6 C

£10-£33 P B

tindersticks: the waiting room Wed 4 May Sage One, 8pm Playing songs from their tenth album, The Waiting Room, each song will be accompanied by a specially commissioned film. £19.50 & £22.50

beverley knight

Part of Everyone Deserves Music with students from the BA (Hons) Community Music Degree.

folkworks altan Wed 4 May Sage Two, 8pm

sat 7 may SAGE TWO, 8pm

We welcome one of Ireland’s most successful acts. Sensitive and touching ancient ballads through to energetic reels and jigs.

An alternative folk group, recasting the traditional songs of their homeland, Wales, onto a spectral and haunting sound canvas.

£16

£11 & £13

dr john cooper clarke

Sun 5 June Sage One, 7pm doors

Thu 9 June Sage Two, 7.30pm doors

The Queen of UK Soul will perform her hits from over the years, songs she has performed in her critically acclaimed West End shows and material from her 2016 album ‘Soul UK’.

The Bard of Salford returns for a night of biting, satirical, political and very funny verse performed in his infamous rapid-fire style.

£19.50-£35 VIP £85

Presented by SJM Concerts

folkworks 9bach

£28.50

Presented by SJM Concerts Show may contain strong language

royal northern sinfonia season finale: vogt’s sibelius seven Fri 10 June Sage One, 7.30pm Our musical journeys come to an end in style as Lars Vogt conducts Sibelius’ monumental Symphony No.7, the composer’s last, and Mozart’s choral masterpiece, his Requiem. £10-£33 P B

Free post-concert spotlight performance

shonen knife plus bruja

royal northern sinfonia mozart in prague

scottish national jazz orchestra

Wed 27 April Sage Two, 8pm

Fri 29 April Sage One, 7.30pm

sat 30 April Sage One, 7.30pm

This ground-breaking, all-female Japanese, pop punk rock trio formed in Osaka in 1981, and most notably adored by Kurt Cobain.

Lars Vogt conducts Mozart Symphony No.38 ‘Prague’, a work revelling in the composer’s affair with the Czech capital, plus Tanja Tetzlaff performs the bohemian Cello Concerto by Dvořák.

A special event celebrating International Jazz Day focussing on work by composer Dave Brubeck. Joined by Bill Dobbins at the piano and John Nugent on alto saxophone.

£15

£10-£33 P B

Free post-concert spotlight performance

the solid silver 60s show

father john misty plus khruangbin

£22.50 C

Free pre-concert talk at 6.45pm

adam ant

Mon 9 May Sage One, 7.30pm

Sat 14 May Sage One, 7.30pm

Wed 1 June Sage One, 7.30pm

Hits from the golden era of pop with Peter Noone, Brian Hyland, Dave Berry, New Amen Corner & The Merseybeats

Following critically acclaimed album I Love You, Honeybear and a breathtaking performance at Glastonbury, Father John Misty is one of the finest live acts on the planet right now.

Performing the iconic album The Kings of the Wild Frontier in its entirety, plus much more.

£29.50

Presented with Flying Music

£18.50

KEY

Folk & Traditional

C Concessions available

Americana

M Multibuy available. Buy two or

more concerts and save money.

ben folds & ymusic

£28 & £32.50 Presented by 3A Entertainment

P Package discounts available.

Jazz/soul Popular & Contemporary

Sat 18 June Sage One, 7.30pm

B Bus service.

Since the days of Ben Folds Five, Ben’s been an explorer and here, following the release of acclaimed new album So There with yMusic, they marry pop and classical music flawlessly in this inspiring new show.

F Family Ticket. Four tickets, must

£35

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Presented with Serious

include at least one adult and one child. See website for details.

The information in this brochure is correct at the time of printing but is subject to change.

World classical FAMILY community

GATESHEAD INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL 15-17 april Save with the Jazz Multibuy

Buy two or more concerts and save money. See website for details.

sagegateshead.com/gijf

worldservice project with chris sharkey Fri 15 April northern rock foundation hall, 10.30pm British punk-jazz-funk specialists described as “dazzling” by Time Out London and dubbed as “brilliant post-prog funk” by Jazzwise. £12.50

kris bowers Sat 16 April northern rock foundation hall, 10.45pm Schooled in jazz and classical, raised amid rap and 90s hip-hop and inspired by film composers, Bowers makes genre-bending music. £12.50

gregory porter Fri 15 April Sage One, 7.30pm The jazz/blues/gospel and soul singing sensation has been compared with greats such as Joe Williams, Nat King Cole, Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye.

Sold out, returns only.

Not included in Jazz Multibuy.

Presented by Kennedy Street

phil meadows ‘lifecycles’ with royal northern sinfonia and jambone Sat 16 April Sage One, 2pm

europe makes music 1: john law’s congregation and michael reis band Sat 16 April northern rock foundation hall, 2.30pm

Saxophonist Meadows, one of the UK’s most creative young jazz musicians, will appear with rising young jazz stars and perform with Royal Northern Sinfonia.

Two of Europe’s leading jazz pianists/composers from the UK and Luxembourg with their quartets.

£10

£10

cafe society swing Sun 17 April Sage Two, 2pm The extraordinary story of the legendary New York nightclub is brought to life by a stellar team of the UK’s finest vocalists. £13.50

europe makes music 2: airelle besson duo and malija Sun 17 April northern rock foundation hall, 2.30pm Featuring chamber jazz duo Airelle Besson and Nelson Veras and MALIJA, a trio with influences from bluegrass and tango to oldfashioned jungle grooves. £10

Plus a programme of free jazz on the concourse, workshops, jazz for toddlers and pre-concert talks

B f

arun ghosh

evan parker

liane carroll

This British-Asian clarinettist and composer is a leading light on the international jazz scene, captivating audiences with his IndoJazz sound.

Fri 15 April northern rock foundation hall, 8.30pm

Fri 15 April Sage Two, 10.15pm

A British jazz saxophone revolutionary and one of the most admired and influential improvisers on the planet.

Award-winning singer-pianist Liane Carroll is described by Jamie Cullum as ‘one of the greatest singers we have in this country’.

£13.50

£10

£12.50

Fri 15 April Sage Two, 7.45pm

Presented with GemArts

john surman and alexander hawkins trio

double bill: courtney pine & zoe rahman and terence blanchard e-collective

roberto fonseca trio

Sat 16 April Sage Two, 4.30pm

Sat 16 April Sage One, 7.30pm

Sat 16 April Sage Two, 10.30pm

One of the UK’s best known modern jazz musicians teams up with three of the UK’s finest young jazz performers.

British saxophonist Courtney Pine joins MOBO award-winning pianist, Zoe Rahman. Former Jazz Messenger Terence Blanchard’s new quintet is a fusion of funk, RnB and rock.

The Buena Vista Social Club prodigy draws inspiration from Afro-Cuban music and jazz musicians such as Herbie Hancock and Keith Jarrett, but also old American funk and soul classics.

£23.50

£12.50

£13.50

the simon spillett quartet play the music of tubby hayes Sun 17 April northern rock foundation hall, 7pm

charles bradley & his extraordinaires Sun 17 April Sage One, 7.30pm

A celebration of one of Britain’s most revered jazz figures plus a screening of the film Tubby Hayes A Man In A Hurry.

American funk, soul and RnB singer Charles Bradley’s against-all-odds rise to fame followed a bleak life on the streets before discovery by Daptone Records.

£12.50

£26.50

ibrahim maalouf Sun 17 April Sage Two, 8.30pm A stadium star in France, trumpeter Maalouf fuses pop, electro, soul, and hip-hop with the music of his Lebanese roots. £15

Booking fees. £2.50 per ticket booking fee (£2 online) applies to all individual bookings for tickets over £5. Jazz Multibuy bookings will incur a single transaction fee of £2.50.

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SAturdAy 5 MArch And 2 April Sage gateSheaD Guided by experienced jazz musicians you will learn to improvise in an informal supportive environment.

For those who have never played jazz or who are playing jazz and need a boost. Suitable for all instruments.

Cost: £20 £18 for Jazz Co-op members C

Events at Gateshead Old Town Hall Ceilidh Club

Monthly from Tue 1 March

Dalcroze

Weekly from Tue 1 March

Yoga

Weekly from Wed 2 March

Krocodile Klub

Friday 18 March and 8 April

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looking further ahead... may 1 12

jess & the bandits shona mooney & mosse troopers: folkworks 13 king king plus dan patlansky 14 bella hardy: folkworks 15 chris wood: folkworks 19 - 22 FOLKWORKS hexham gathering 22 beethoven sonata cycle with saleem ashkar 26 a 20th anniversary celebration of euro ‘96 with paul gascoigne 27 bonnie raitt 27 deepa nair rasiya: riverside ragas june 21 george benson 26 an evening with kenny g september 15 daniel o’donnell 21 an evening with justin hayward plus special guest mike dawes 29 the three degrees october 8 level 42 plus special guest 20 the tubes 26 an evening with pink martini 27 rebecca ferguson

TAKE FIVE WITH:

Charles Bradley What was your first concert?

James Brown Live at the Apollo in 1962

What was the first album you bought?

After seeing his show I needed the album so James Brown Live at the Apollo Theatre

What was the last song that really touched you?

Issac Hayes “I Stand Accused”

Who is your musical inspiration?

James Brown no one did it like him, no one.

Tell us about your music in five words.

Pain, Joy, Love, Memories, Soul.

Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires play sage one on Sunday 17 April

Your Visit

Eat & Drink Come early to enjoy a drink or a meal before your event. You can book a brasserie table when you book your tickets and order interval drinks as soon as you arrive.

We have five bars, a brasserie and a cafe all with exceptional views across the River Tyne, offering a range of drinks, hot and cold meals from breakfast through to evening meals.

Shop Drop in to our shop ahead of your event – we sell cards, books, musical items and gifts.

Hire Sage Gateshead for your wedding, conference or event We host weddings and business

conferences each year. If you are looking for an iconic location to welcome your guests, clients or staff to, look no further. Our events team will be happy to discuss options with you on 0191 443 4640.

Thank You Founding Patrons (Tyne & Wear Community Foundation) The Sage Group plc The Barbour Foundation Northern Rock Foundation The Garfield Weston Foundation Joan and Margaret Halbert Legacy Bequests Vivian Mary Moor Thank you to all our Principal Partners for supporting the work of Royal Northern Sinfonia.

Trust and Foundation Supporters The Garfield Weston Foundation The Hadrian Trust The John S Cohen Foundation The Shears Foundation The Kavli Trust The Monument Trust Netherton Park Trust The Sir James Knott Trust The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust The Vardy Foundation The WA Handley Charitable Trust Youth Music

Corporate Partners

Platinum Partners

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silver Partners

bronze Partners RSM, DFDS Seaways, Hays Travel, O’Brien Waste Recycling Solutions, Rutherford Wilkinson Ltd, Solution Group

North Music Trust is registered in England as a company limited by guarantee, number 4044936 and as a charity, number 1087445.

Your donations can help us make great music for the great north Sage Gateshead is a charity whose mission is to enrich lives through music.

Whether it’s bringing an amazing array of world class artists, nurturing fantastic local creative talent or offering the opportunity to learn and participate in music to people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

As a charity we depend on the generosity of our many donors to help secure our future. Every gift, no matter the size, enables us to continue serving the community.

You can support us by: joining one of our membership schemes leaving a legacy naming your favourite seat topping up your ticket supporting as a Trust or Foundation corporate sponsorship opportunities or even by making a one-off donation

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Fees: A £2.50 fee will be applied per ticket when booking through ticket office; £2 when booking online; no fee when paying cash at ticket office.

Postage: If you require first class postage, a fee of £1 will be applied.

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Ticketplan: Ticket cancellation protection is available at a cost of £2 per ticket. This protects you against cancellation resulting from accidents, unexpected illnesses and adverse weather where the Police service or other Government agency have issued warnings not to travel. For full terms and conditions, visit the website.

Refunds: Without TicketPlan (details above) we are unable to offer refunds except in the case of a cancelled concert where we will refund only the face value of your ticket(s). Sage Gateshead reserves the right to substitute artists without prior notice.

Exchanges: Tickets may be exchanged for seats of the same or higher value for a performance of the same production with a £2.50 handling fee per transaction.

FREE Metro Travel: Thanks to the generosity of Nexus, you can travel on the Metro to and from Gateshead for free. This does not include travel to our educational classes. car park: There is a car park at the rear of the building with lift access and priority spacing for blue badge holders. Charges apply.

We are proud of our environmental awareness: to see our policy and learn about the 2 Star Industry Green award from Julie’s Bicycle, visit the About section of our website.

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