Renowned Westcountry songwriter Steve Knightley, former Show of Hands frontman, is heading back to Exeter Phoenix.

Stone Foundation mark their silver jubilee year in 2023 and they are celebrating with a tour featuring numerous special guests and playing songs from across their 25-year career.

It’s time to dig out the skinny jeans and black eyeliner! Ten Years Too Late are bringing their 00s emo party to Exeter as the band play a full length live show jam-packed with all of your favourite 00s emo anthems!

Sham 69 return to Exeter Phoenix with Jimmy Pursey’s original ’77 Line-up!

Joyously silly and uproariously live and in-the-room, we would call it improv but we’ve got some self-respect: this is sketch in nighties. Come watch a new tour of big, daft and, above all, live comedy being conjured up in front of your very eyes.

Pierre Novellie is known for his award-winning comedy/observations which you might have enjoyed on The Frank Skinner Show on Absolute Radio, the hit podcast BudPod with Phil Wang, World’s Most Dangerous Roads and The Now Show on Radio 4.

If you’re looking for warmth, honesty and musical excellence, look no further. Hannah James and Toby Kuhn perform folk that is full of soul.

These two legendary rhythm and blues bands are back at Exeter Phoenix, joining forces for another double headline tour!

Surfacing from a 2-year hiatus, Adam Gibbons aka Lack of Afro, returned in 2023 to reclaim his crown as the king of modern funk and soul.

Embark on a cosmic journey with a group of five individuals, guided by a mysterious voice, to create a new universe through dance, art, and improvisation.

Since the mid-late 1990s, Kenny Anderson’s DIY pop alter-ego King Creosote has released over 100 records (at a relatively conservative guess), and his songs have been covered and performed by artists including Simple Minds and Patti Smith.

Professor Robin May takes us on an investigative safari to take a closer look at what happens when pathogens enter the human body.

Turns out, Chad and Brad suck at robbing banks. They tried it once. It didn’t end well. This is the hilarious and unbelievable true story of two bumbling Aussie boys’ calamitous bank robbery, and the stories left behind in their wake.

One of modern hard rock’s most exciting breakouts in recent years, Kris Barras Band are bringing all-new arena-sized grit to 2024 with their new album ‘Halo Effect’.

Oysterband will be going out on a high as they bid “A Long Long Goodbye” to fans and friends with a series of unmissable shows in 2024 before they retire from touring.

Martin McAloon (bassist of Prefab Sprout) will be performing a large selection of hit songs from Prefab Sprout’s extensive archive celebrating over 40 years of the band and his brother Paddy’s writing.

Ever pushing the boundaries of live audio-visual performance, DJ Yoda is a multi-award-winning hip-hop DJ and producer.

The Lady Frost and her Snow Angels cordially invites you to a night of singing, dancing, and comedy as we journey together through a magical winter wonderland.

A unique meeting of musical minds, filled with greatest biggest hits, unforgettable performances, belly laughs, tears, and your very best dance moves.

British Comedian of the Year Winner and social media sensation Jeff Innocent is back with his debut nationwide tour.

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.