Vitamin String Quartet brings the music of Bridgerton to Basingstoke

The Vitamin String Quartet will brings the music of Bridgerton and Billie Eilish to Basingstoke this March.

The celebrated classical crossover ensemble, famous for their appearances on the Netflix smash hit Bridgerton, will perform at The Anvil as part of a nine-date UK tour.

Vitamin String Quartet (VSQ) has announced their return to the UK in March 2026. Their new show, titled Vitamin String Quartet: The Music of Billie Eilish, Bridgerton, and Beyond, will showcase the innovative arrangements that have earned them over two billion streams worldwide.

Known for redefining classical music for contemporary audiences, the ensemble will perform reimagined versions of Billie Eilish’s discography alongside the atmospheric pop covers that have become a hallmark of the Bridgerton soundtrack. The tour coincides with the anticipated release of the next instalment of the Netflix series in 2026.

A leader in classical crossover

Long before Bridgerton brought their sound to a global mainstream audience, VSQ pioneered a new wave in the music industry. They have been praised by Variety for reaching a global audience and by the New York Observer for making classical versions of pop music cool.

The ensemble’s work has appeared in numerous high-profile television shows beyond Bridgerton, including HBO’s Westworld and ABC’s Modern Family. With seven albums reaching the Billboard Classical and Classical Crossover charts, they remain one of the most-streamed string ensembles in the world.

When is Vitamin String Quartet coming to Basingstoke, and how can I get tickets?

The ensemble will perform at The Anvil in Basingstoke on Tuesday, 24 March 2026.

Tickets are available now via Ticketmaster.co.uk and other official ticket outlets.

Vitamin String Quartet 2026 UK tour dates

• 16 March: Coventry Warwick Arts Centre
• 20 March: Edinburgh The Queen’s Hall
• 22 March: Sunderland The Fire Station
• 23 March: Manchester Bridgewater Hall
• 24 March: Basingstoke The Anvil
• 25 March: Swansea Grand Theatre
• 27 March: York Grand Opera House
• 28 March: Derby Cathedral
• 29 March: London The Barbican