Born-and-bred Londoner Jack Day has been building a home town following based on formiddable live shows and song-writing ability. Putting himself at the heart of the vibrant London Americana / ...

Alan Burke is an Irish singer and songwriter with a wide repertoire of traditionals, Gaelic and contemporary songs, on stage mostly performed alone with both powerful and sensitive guitar play. His ...

The Prophecy are a progressive doom band from Yorkshire England. Over the last 10 years, The Prophecy have released three studio albums, Ashes, Revelations and Into The Light. The band have performed ...

First conceived by Alex Lowes and Dave Gardener in 1987, the Southport Weekender is a well-known dance event featuring various acts and types of dance music such as soul, hip-hop, vocal, house, disco, ...

In 1996, Jones won the Perrier comedy award for best newcomer. His style of humour is based on mostly one-liners involving puns. He has had various shows on BBC Radio 4, at the beginning of which he ...

Call of the Wild Festival is an independently funded Rock Festival at Lincolnshire Showground. Over 60 bands perform on three stages, including legendary international acts and the best breakthrough ...

Simon Friend is best known for being a member of Levellers. He plays guitar,mandolin, banjo and harmonica for the Levellers. He plays fantastic solo shows as well. His best known songs are most likely ...

Mouth of the Tyne Festival is a four-day celebration of free world-class street theatre and pageant, live music and special one-off performances on both sides of the River Tyne. Keane and Lighthouse ...

The Neighbourhood Weekender in Warrington's beautiful Victoria Park is a sister event to the Neighbourhood Festival held in Manchester and is organised by the same team. Over the May Bank Holiday ...

Barely Legal is a Britpop band from Indonesian.

Africa Oyé, the UK's largest free celebration of African music and culture takes place annually in Liverpool. Beginning in 1992 as a series of small gigs in the city centre, the event has gone from ...

A floating stage. The biggest names in music and comedy. Black ties. Sharp suits. Designer dresses. Celebrity chefs’ pop-up restaurants. Champagne sipped beside the Thames. An armada of pleasure boats ...