Their funk-fuelled repertoire is wildly eclectic. Buy the ticket, take the ride.

A topical talk from Agile Rabbit with speaker Professor Martha Clokie.

Amsterdam based psychedelic trio My Baby are back! Expect an energetic, uplifting set from your favourite three piece band.

Barry Ashworth’s merry gang of outlaw reprobates are simply unstoppable.

Sorry are a band centred around Asha Lorenz & Louis O’Bryen who have been playing on London’s underground circuit since 2015.

The stand-up poet, comedian and broadcaster, armchair revolutionary and walking shortbread tin makes his first visit to Exeter Phoenix.

Hot off the festival circuit, Lucy Spraggan presents an intimate evening of acoustic pop from her Top 40 album ‘I Hope You Don’t Mind Me Writing’.

Winner of 6 BBC Folk Awards, Chris Wood is a wise and soulful craftsman.

Moonshine-inspired re-imaginings of guilty-pleasures songs from the Golden Age of pop-rock

Join us for a curious Christmas cabaret with this annual celebration of all things steampunk.

Singing simple songs about complicated subjects, Beans On Toast offers light relief from this bizarre world we find ourselves in. 

A night celebrating iconic Manchester music by The Stone Roses, Oasis The Smiths and Morrissey.

This Ozric Tentacles electronic show is a fundraiser for Exeter community radio station, Phonic FM.

The acclaimed bass player presents the latest incarnation of his super-talented Invaders of the Heart band.

Lime Cordiale are thrilled to announce their return to the UK and Europe for a headline run of dates.

Despite the Covid-19 imposed delay, the Revelation Tour is geared up to be the bands biggest UK headline tour yet!

One of the UK’s leading authentic ska and reggae bands.

Double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Ahir Shah returns to stand-up with a new show about significance, insignificance, and scurvy.

It is our pleasure to announce the return of DJ, legendary actor, host and broadcaster and one of UK’s most beloved Funk and Soul DJ’s; Craig Charles.

In this current world of homogenised and mass marketed music, we need true mavericks like Bob Log III more than ever.

Glenn Tilbrook has more than earned his place at pop’s top table as one of our most cherished singers, guitarists and songwriters.