Grace’s Gig Guide: Live Music Highlights in Plymouth This March
Plymouth’s music scene is packed this month, with everything from grassroots punk and indie to jazz jams, classic rock legends and emerging local artists. Music ambassador Grace Lightman has picked out some of the gigs she’s most excited about happening across the city this March. Whether you're looking for an all-day punk festival, a laid-back Sunday jam session or the chance to discover new bands, there’s plenty to get stuck into.
International Women’s Day Party – Leadworks
7 March
Celebrate International Women’s Day with a night of powerful performances at Leadworks, organised by Deart Promotions. The line-up brings together some brilliant artists including Lea May, Alex Lucy, BACKSLASH and Scare Bears, promising an energetic evening of live music celebrating women in the scene.
Tickets and more information:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/deart-promotions/international-womens-day-party/e-emxaeo
The Sunday Sermon Jazz Jam – Café Momus
8 March
If jazz is more your thing, head to Café Momus for The Sunday Sermon Jazz Jam, hosted by the Neil Burns Trio. This relaxed and welcoming session invites musicians and music lovers alike to enjoy an evening of improvisation and collaboration, showcasing the city’s vibrant jazz community.
GET RAD 10th Anniversary – The Pit & Pendulum
13–14 March
A big moment for Plymouth’s alternative music scene as GET RAD celebrates its 10th anniversary – and the organisers have announced it will also be the final event.
Taking place across Friday evening and all day Saturday at The Pit & Pendulum, the festival brings together a huge line-up of bands including HHH, Mutant Menace, Slackrrr and Crooked Little Sons, alongside many more from the UK’s punk and alternative scene. Expect loud guitars, packed rooms and a proper celebration of grassroots music.
More information:
https://get-rad-events.bigcartel.com/
10cc – Plymouth Arena
14 March
For fans of classic rock, legendary band 10cc arrive at Plymouth Arena this month. Known for timeless hits such as I’m Not in Love and Dreadlock Holiday, the band continues to tour and delight audiences with their distinctive sound and decades of musical history.
More information:
https://www.songkick.com/concerts/42760385-10cc-at-plymouth-arena
The Other Woman & Colour TV – The Underground
27 March
Two exciting bands take to the stage at The Underground later this month as The Other Woman and Colour TV bring their high-energy live shows to Plymouth. If you’re keen to discover new music and emerging artists, this is one to check out.
Tickets and information:
https://songkick.seetickets.com/event/the-other-woman/the-underground/3608803?pref1=43056321&aff=id1songkick
Young Blud Da Hunta – Manor Street Galleries
28 March
Rounding off the month is Young Blud Da Hunta at Manor Street Galleries, a free-entry event bringing together a range of MCs for an evening of live performances. Expect a vibrant atmosphere and a chance to experience some of the energy and talent coming out of Plymouth’s hip-hop scene.
Plymouth’s music scene thrives on grassroots venues, passionate promoters and audiences willing to discover something new. Whether you’re heading to a gig with friends or exploring a new genre, March is a great time to get out and support live music in the city.
