What's On

Taskmaster champion and retired sugar daughter Sophie Duker is back with a brand-new 2027 stand-up tour, ‘Hot Beef Injection’.

Hayden Thorpe performs the Wild Beasts songbook for the first time in almost 9 years. Playing entirely solo, the shows will be an exploration of the much-loved collection in their purest form–voice and instrument, as they were written.

Rosie and her MP alter-ego are back, fighting their biggest foe yet in this new sci-fi streaked satire.

As Everything Unfolds are a four piece British rock band from Buckinghamshire known for songs such as ‘The Echos of Disparity’ and ‘What You Wanted’ from their latest album ‘Did You Ask To Be Set Free?’.

With a new album around the corner, Amelia embarks on her biggest full band headline shows to date.

Finnish rock royalty, The Rasmus, are hitting Exeter Phoenix as part of the Weirdo Tour, in 2027. Joined by Atlas, get ready for an evening of rock madness!

Extra-terrestrial joy mongers HENGE have been delighting audiences across the UK and Europe since landing on Planet Earth over a decade ago.

Mary Coughlan is often described as the greatest female vocalist that Ireland has ever produced, standing alongside some of the world’s most iconic jazz singers.

The Mad Dog Mcrea Weekender is returning for 2027! After a sellout event in 2026, Exeter Phoenix and West Country festival promoters Fuelled By Cider are once again teaming up to bring you a foot-stomping Spring festival headlined by Mad Dog Mcrea themselves.

Following the success of his sell-out 2025-26 nationwide tour, multi-award-winning writer, performer, podcaster and actor Rob Auton returns in 2027 with his thirteenth tour JUPITER.

To celebrate Tate Britain’s blockbuster Monet and Time exhibition, Exhibition on Screen is delighted to bring the iconic story of Claude Monet to cinema screens in May 2027.

MC Hammersmith (posh West London’s leading freestyle rapper with over half a billion views online) presents his new show: “Ice Ice Nepo Baby”.

Sofie has always tried to do the right thing, but now she has to ask herself: Did she do the right thing? And what will she say, with her last remaining freedom of speech? It better be good. She better be good.