Russ Ballard is touring in 2027, having recently released a new double CD “Songs from the Warehouse” which includes some amazing new material as well as versions of the many hits written for other artists.
Whether you’re a fan of Britain’s Got Talent, or you’re one of his online viewers you’ll want to see his mix of songs, stories, stand up, gags, props, improvisation and interaction!
Florence Black are a hard rock trio from Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales. Since forming in 2012, the band have forged a fiercely independent path, building a loyal following through relentless touring and self released records.
A night for all generations to enjoy; Jennifer Owens will share the timeless music of Barbra Streisand, Karen Carpenter, Whitney Houston, Céline Dion, Aretha Franklin, Adele, and many more of your favourite female artists.
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!
Utah Saints return to Exeter! The duo from Leeds are joined by Nick Coles playing a House set with live keys, welcome to Sam Chan playing her first set for Beatz & Bobz.
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.
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.
Once upon a time in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a group of friends decided to form a band with local Balkan flavors, and influences of ska, punk, reggae, electronic, hip-hop.
The U.K. SUBS, after 50 fun-packed, furious, fast-paced fan-tastic years, are officially calling it a day, in order to pass the torch over to the hundreds of younger punk bands who they’ve hopefully inspired for half a century!
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