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Newstead Brass performance in the Championship section of the 2019 Bolsover Festival of Brass. Brasilia (Robin Dewhurst), Vitae Lux (Frode Alnaes), Last Train Home (Pat Metheny) and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Live performance. Event supported by Warwick Music Group

Newstead Brass third place winning performance in the first section of the 2019 Bolsover Festival of Brass. Let There Be Light (Steven Ponsford), Sometime Somewhere (George Shutack), Last Train Home (Pat Metheny) and Legends of Cyfarthfa (Matthew Hall). Live performance. Event supported by Warwick Music Group

Newstead Brass perform Steven Ponsford's Let There Be Light at the Bolsover Festival of Brass 2018

You Bet Series 3, Episode 9 was listed as “Another edition of the challenge show featuring a tight squeeze for a brass band, a champagne flight with the RAF and two tyre fitters under pressure.” Peter Allis introduced this challenge which involved 28 members of Newstead brass band, with their instruments, getting into a 13 seater mini bus and playing the famous ‘Colonel Bogey’ March.

Newstead Brass Band at Nottingham University Picnic in the Park July 2017 demonstrating the Spirit of Brass as tradition, solos, calm and excitement. Visit our website www.newsteadband.co.uk for more information

Images from Breathing Brass, a photographic project by Liz Hingley which explores the intimate relationship between brass instruments and players from the ex-mining area of Bolsover. The dedicated and diverse members of Bolsover’s Brass Bands today include accountants, professors, entrepreneurs, music students and even entire families, stretching generations, with ages ranging from five to eigh...

Newstead Brass accompanying a live firework display with the finale from the 1812 Overture. This was musical director Duncan Beckley's last concert as Musical Director after 27 years in the post.

Newstead Brass at the Ripley Music Festival, 16th July 2011. 'Don't Stop Me Now' has been one of the most popular pieces in the band's repertoire for 2010-2011 (with audiences, if not all the band). Created using Serif MoviePlus!

Newstead Brass at the Ripley Music Festival, 17th July 2010. This is the Dambuster's March by Eric Coates played as a tribute to Barnes Neville Wallis, 'inventor' of the bouncing bomb and born in Ripley

Newstead Brass at the Ripley Music Festival, 17th July 2010. This excerpt from the Firework Finale features the band playing Eve of the War (Jeff Wayne, arranged by Steve Sykes) and Mars (Gustav Holst, arranged Norman Richardson)