A charity gig in memory of loved ones is set to fill The Victoria in Swindon with indie rock this December.
Bristol’s The Pavilion and Swindon’s Bucket Fight will co-headline a charity concert at The Victoria in Swindon on Tuesday, December 15.
The event is being held in aid of Prospect Hospice, with part of the proceeds going to the charity.
Katie Hillier, who has helped organise the concert, said: "Myself and BUCKET FIGHT’s drummer, Freddie Evans, are putting this show on in memory of our grandparents who were from Swindon and supported by Prospect, so this is a particularly special show for us."
The Pavilion, an alt-indie-rock band from Bristol, has been described as energetic, anthemic, and packed with "raw" emotion.
Their live performances are not to be missed, drawing comparisons to The Backseat Lovers, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Stereophonics.
Since forming in 2023, The Pavilion has played venues across the UK, including Rough Trade, Crofters Rights, Exchange, and The Louisiana.
Joining them on stage is Bucket Fight, a Swindon indie-rock band formed in 2025.
Known for their punchy, sharp sound, the group is quickly making a name for themselves on the local music scene with a repertoire of original tracks.
The charity connection makes the event even more meaningful for the organisers, who have a personal link to Prospect Hospice.
Tickets are priced at £7, with a portion of the proceeds going directly to Prospect.
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