Music

Post-punk group IST IST perform in Exeter for the first time to celebrate their fifth full-length studio album ‘DAGGER’ – set for release on 06 Feb 2026.

Since being founded by Nick Hemming, The Leisure Society have received high praise for their oustanding songwriting and production craft, winning two Ivor-Novello nominations and Rough Trade Albums of the Year.

Fresh from the success and reception of their eponymously titled 10th studio album, Idlewild announce a new tour for 2026.

Arthur Brown is synonymous with his 1968 hit “Fire” and the Hammond-driven “Crazy World” line-up which spawned it. This event is a fundraiser for community radio station Phonic FM.

Joshua Idehen is a British-born Nigerian residing in Sweden, and a spoken-word and poetry artist and musician.

Bare Jams is a dynamic collective that blends feel-good pop with elements of soul, funk, jazz, and rock, creating a soundscape that’s both diverse and familiar.

After continuous sold out shows across the South West, Last Night Country are once again teaming up with Exeter Phoenix!

Shakatak have enjoyed a level of success and career longevity, over 40 years, rarely paralleled in contemporary music, but then Shakatak is a particularly unusual group.

Gok Wan has established himself as a respected DJ, delivering uplifting disco, soulful house and feel-good party anthems.

The Showhawk Duo have redefined acoustic guitar performance by seamlessly blending classical guitar mastery with a raw, percussive style inspired by electronic music.

Ruth Notman is a folk singer/songwriter from Nottingham who is, most notably, known for being one of the leading ‘nu-folk revivalists’ in the late 00’s who bridged folk music into the 21st Century and plugged it into a mainstream audience.

Party Cannon are known for their own unique brand of slamming brutal death metal while Internal Bleeding have been at the forefront of the extreme metal scene for 30 years.

Massive Wagons have been striding that fine edge between rock, punk and metal since their formation as fresh faced rockers in 2009.

In 1989 EMF exploded onto the global stage with their infectious blend of dance, rock, and pop. Their smash hit ‘Unbelievable’ would go on to define a generation and top charts worldwide.

Best known as the powerful and charismatic singer with Oysterband, John Jones is taking to the road with new music and old friends: Ray Cooper a.k.a. Chopper and Al Scott.

Bramwell’s razor sharp wit, refreshing observations and haunting vocals are channelled through some of the most honest and direct songwriting of our times.

Join Adam Buxton and his live band for an intimate evening celebrating the release of his debut album, Buckle Up, out now via Decca.

For almost 30 years, John 5 has been one of the most in-demand guitar players on the planet. To call John 5 a shredder does not do him justice.

The most sonically varied of her career, the songs on Katherine Priddy’s new album span a full spectrum of emotions and explore what it means to keep going when things fall apart.

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’.

Over the past decade and more, Elephant Sessions have grown from grassroots beginnings to become one of the most prominent acts in contemporary folk music.