Dutty Moonshine Big Band announce their huge Autumn tour for October and November 2025.

This multi-media one-woman show by Jackie Juno is a journey of self-discovery, reptilian initiation and a crash course in quantum physics to discover what is really important in life.

N’Faly’s solo project pioneers a new style, Afrotronix: a mixture of polyphony and electronic music in symbiosis with traditional instruments. The strength of N’Faly Kouyaté is that he is as diversified in his creations and achievements as his talent as a multi – instrumentalist.

Two best mates. One HUGE party. Luton pinned by austerity. An evening of noughties bangers and shots of gin mixed with the chaos of violence. A night to remember!

A new show about extinct gigantic, charismatic, megafauna from 3-time Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominated Comedian, and very good comedian Josie Long.

An Intimate Evening of Music and Anecdotes with Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre and Friends, Alex Hart, Alan Thomson and Dan Crisp.

Niall McNamee is a singer songwriter with a modern twist on his Irish heritage, mixing the best of Celtic post-punk passion with a 21st Century alt rock perspective.

The Lost Trades are a Folk/Americana Trio, based in the West Country, with a cool Laurel Canyon vibe. Their three part harmonies have been described as “flawless”, “spine tingling” and “magical”.

One of the all-time great Progrock bands celebrate an incredible 55 years of their unique mix of progressive rock, folk, fusion, jazz and dynamic live performances.

Long respected as the British folk scene’s funniest lesbian, Grace Petrie’s new show sees her combine music and comedy for the first time.

90 minutes of improv, mayhem, gaming comedy, crowdwork and songs from the UK’s most manic comic on his first-ever stand-up tour! Best known for his high-octane improvisation and game show The Dark Room, come get played with!

South London 4-piece Turin Brakes are releasing their 10th studio album ‘Spacehopper’ in May 2025, 24 years on from their Mercury Prize nominated debut album ‘The Optimist’.

Ríoghnach Connolly and Honeyfeet return with their signature blend of protest soul, twisted folk, deep groove and joyful abandon.

A new blancmange of whimsy from the somewhat fizzy mind of Harriet Dyer featuring hot topics such as wearing a wetsuit on a bus and trying to get a cow to lick the top of your head.

Step into the Christmas spirit with James B Partridge and his The Big Christmas Assembly 2025 show. This festive event promises a joyful evening of singalong classics, taking you back to the nostalgia of Christmases past.

Stevie Martin has been doing online comedy for a while but is now returning to live comedy with her latest show, which sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and at Soho Theatre this year.

Ozric Tentacles are regarded as one of the most influential bands to emerge from the UK’s festival scene, formed during the solstice at Stonehenge Free Festival 1983.

Honing their craft over the past decade, Exeter-based Sound of the Sirens have cemented themselves as firm favourites as “one of the UK’s finest folk acts” not only on the Westcountry scene, but nationally, and internationally too

25 years since the passing of the band’s legendary founder and figurehead Ian Dury, The Blockheads have very much kept the legacy of his outstanding contribution to British music alive and kicking.

British Lion, led by Iron Maiden’s founder Steve Harris, return to the stage in 2025 for a major UK tour this winter!

Bad Manners formed in 1976 whilst still at school. Signing to Magnet Records in 1980, the band scraped into the Top 40 with their debut single, Ne-ne-na-na-na-na-nu-nu, a cover of the 1948 song by Dickie Doo and the Don’ts.