The Cinelli Brothers bring UK Blues Band of the Year tour to Newbury

UK Blues Band of the Year to showcase new album at Arlington Arts with support from Greg Coulson and Aoife Wall

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UK Blues Band of the Year The Cinelli Brothers bring their soul-infused blues tour to Arlington Arts Centre in Newbury on Saturday, 3 October.
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One of the live circuit’s most celebrated blues outfits is heading to West Berkshire this weekend, as The Cinelli Brothers bring their autumn tour to Arlington Arts Centre.

The London-based band arrive in town carrying major industry accolades, having been named UK Blues Band of the Year for 2026.

Music publication Drowned in Sound also singled out the four-piece for praise, featuring them on its prestigious Class of 2025 list of must-see live acts.

Blending soul and blues with a contemporary twist, the group draw inspiration from legends including Stevie Wonder and The Beatles. Their energetic live performances and musicianship have built a dedicated following across the UK, mainland Europe, and the United States.

Audiences in Newbury will be among the first to hear material from the band’s brand-new studio album, which is scheduled for release on 1 October, just two days before they take to the stage at Snelsmore Common.

Two established acts will support on the night.

Local singer-songwriter Aoife Wall will open the evening, followed by dynamic blues and roots keyboardist Greg Coulson.

When are The Cinelli Brothers coming to Newbury, and how do I get tickets?

The Cinelli Brothers perform at Arlington Arts Centre on Saturday, 3 October.

The concert starts at 8pm, with doors to the venue and bar service opening one hour beforehand. Doors to the auditorium open 30 minutes before the performance begins.

The venue is situated at Arlington Arts Centre, Mary Hare, Snelsmore Common, Newbury, RG14 3BQ. Please note that there is no cash machine on site.

Tickets cost £19, which includes a £1 booking fee.

Bookings can be made online via the official event page at https://arlington-arts.com/events/the-cinelli-brothers/ with further venue policies available at https://arlington-arts.com/booking-information/.

For carer and access seating, or to book directly by telephone or email, contact the Arlington Arts box office on 01635 244246 or email boxoffice@arlingtonarts.co.uk.

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