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The Strand - London-based 4-piece Indie/Punk/Grunge band

Shrimp Fried Rice - Ear-blasting London duo cooking up fresh rock music with a blend of nostalgic flavours and spicy riffs.

Rising alt-pop artist Julia Wolf heads out on tour in support of her sophomore album Pressure.

Ava Zarate - London-based artist and producer, releasing music since 16 years old and has now found itself in the world of alternative-pop, folk, r&b and psychedelia.

Singer and songwriter Isabel LaRosa is quickly ascending to the upper echelons of modern pop, with her unique ability to turn coming-of-age stories about infatuation and heartbreak into addictive hits for a new generation.

Born and raised in the West Midlands, Izzy has always had a love for words and from a young age used poetry to process how she was feeling.

Nyah Rylie is back in London and ready to take over the stage at the iconic Water Rats this December for her biggest headline show yet. With brand new songs, fan favourites, and hand-picked support acts, it’s set to be an incredible night of live music you won’t want to miss.

Growing up with a healthy obsession for music, Macca started to write and produce original material from his Birkenhead loft in early 2017

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Naomi Ost makes music for emotional babes who cry at bus stops.

Born and raised in Kent, Naomi is a singer-songwriter with a big heart, a lot of feelings, and a firm belief in the healing powers of a well-timed cup of tea and a banging chorus.

Canned Pineapple

Characterising their sound as ‘scuzz-pop’, Canned Pineapple set out to capture their raw live-sound whilst still channeling their love for pop classics.

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Join the fun at MAMMA MIA!, the world's sunniest, most exhilarating smash-hit musical! Since premiering in London's West End over 22 years ago, 'the ultimate feel-good show' (Classic FM) has thrilled over 65 million people around the world.

Griff Lynch of Yr Ods tours his debut solo album 'Blas Melysa’r Mis’. Left field Welsh indie pop and psychedelic grooves.

The smash-hit, Olivier nominated show THE CHOIR OF MAN has returned to The Arts Theatre until February 2024 due to phenomenal demand!

He is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. Now, Michael Jackson’s unique and unparalleled artistry comes to the West End stage direct from Broadway in the multiple Tony Award®-winning new musical MJ.

Oasis – The Working Class Hero isn’t just another tribute.
It’s a cinematic, emotionally charged live music experience – a raw celebration of Noel Gallagher’s songwriting, the music of Oasis, and the spirit of the working class.

WEst End singers perform the songs that have been the soundtrack ton your lives, the stand out Anthems that transport you.

'A HELL OF A LOT OF FUN' British Theatre

Local hero BEN THOMPSON returns to The CryerArts Centre for a spectacular run of shows.

Join Joseph Bell and Elba Rose as they take over Paper Dress Vintage for a night of cathartic alt-pop.

On Wednesday 3 December, Coldplay’s Jonny Buckland and Chris Martin will play a very intimate show at Hackney Church in London, to raise vital funds for Crisis and War Child.

Join the fun at MAMMA MIA!, the world's sunniest, most exhilarating smash-hit musical! Since premiering in London's West End over 22 years ago, 'the ultimate feel-good show' (Classic FM) has thrilled over 65 million people around the world.

The smash-hit, Olivier nominated show THE CHOIR OF MAN has returned to The Arts Theatre until February 2024 due to phenomenal demand!

He is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. Now, Michael Jackson’s unique and unparalleled artistry comes to the West End stage direct from Broadway in the multiple Tony Award®-winning new musical MJ.

Experience a concert like no other.

Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida have created the kind of concert they always wanted, performing for their fans at their very best: as digital versions of themselves backed by today’s finest musicians.

Sarcasm and self-deprecation hold sway on songs