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699 events · this weekend

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Headliners Chiswick Premium Show

The George IV Chiswick · London

Seats are allocated according to group size, if you have any requests or wish to be sat with other ticket holders please text or call us on 07859 783 039. Lineups are sometimes subject to late change, if there's someone on the bill you particularly want to see text or call 07859 783 039 to check. Late admission at our discretion. Please call if you are running late.

Comedy

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Honey and the Bear

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Honey and The Bear are UK Folk and Roots multi-instrumentalists Lucy and Jon Hart. Formed in 2014, the duo have gone from strength to strength, releasing three critically acclaimed albums and gathering an enthusiastic following of loyal fans. Recently shortlisted for the FATEA Band/Duo of the Year (2023), their live performances are full of variation, from emotive and dramatic full-bodied ballads, to rip-roaring tales of adventure on the seas. Weaving stories into song, with a strong focus on their Suffolk roots, community and family, they are able to bring a tear to your eye in one moment, and in the next, have you up on your feet. Born and raised in Suffolk, Lucy learned violin and drums at school, sung in the Suffolk Jubilee choir and started songwriting at 15. She taught herself guitar whilst at university in Canterbury and began performing her creations not long afterwards, releasing her debut band album ’Step Right On’ at 27. Jon, a Yorkshire boy, raised in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, has been performing his own songs since his teens. A self-taught guitarist, his love of driving guitar riffs is a core aspect of his song writing process.

GigsFolkBlues

TodayDoors 19:30

Honey and the Bear

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Honey and The Bear are UK Folk and Roots multi-instrumentalists Lucy and Jon Hart. Formed in 2014, the duo have gone from strength to strength, releasing three critically acclaimed albums and gathering an enthusiastic following of loyal fans. Recently shortlisted for the FATEA Band/Duo of the Year (2023), their live performances are full of variation, from emotive and dramatic full-bodied ballads, to rip-roaring tales of adventure on the seas. Weaving stories into song, with a strong focus on their Suffolk roots, community and family, they are able to bring a tear to your eye in one moment, and in the next, have you up on your feet. Born and raised in Suffolk, Lucy learned violin and drums at school, sung in the Suffolk Jubilee choir and started songwriting at 15. She taught herself guitar whilst at university in Canterbury and began performing her creations not long afterwards, releasing her debut band album ’Step Right On’ at 27. Jon, a Yorkshire boy, raised in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, has been performing his own songs since his teens. A self-taught guitarist, his love of driving guitar riffs is a core aspect of his song writing process.

GigsFolkBlues

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Isobel Anderson: END TIMES - Album Launch Show

Museum & Art Gallery · Hastings

Sonics Collective CIC is proud to present a special, intimate live show to celebrate the release of Isobel Anderson’s album END TIMES, performed across a spatial sound system purpose-built by Hastings sound artist Tony Birch, in the atmospheric setting of Hastings Museum’s Durbar Hall. Described by Neil Mason of Moonbuilding as “wildly creative and technically spot on”, END TIMES was recorded during four solitary stays at Dungeness. Blending voice, electronics and field recordings, the album is a bold yet beautiful container for grieving the collapse of ecosystems, objective reality and our shared humanity, while honouring the beauty that remains and the mystery of prophecy and future-gazing. Hag Stones — symbols of truth, portals and protection — recur throughout END TIMES’ artwork. To open the evening, Tony Birch will premier a live solo Hag Stone performance, where Hag Stones are threaded through piano strings to create shifting harmonics, while controlling the movement of sound in three dimensions across the architecture of the Durbar Hall. Isobel Anderson is a music-maker, sound artist and performer whose work explores sound, voice, landscape and change. Her work...

Gigs

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Jake Vaadeland & The Sturgeon River Boys

St Luke's Church · Southsea

All the way from Saskatchewan, Jake Vaadeland and his band, The Sturgeon River Boys, play a unique blend of Bluegrass and 50’s Rockabilly. Jake strives to write and play with a focus on storytelling and messages that he hopes his audience can relate to, all packaged in foot-stomping, high energy performances with The Sturgeon River Boys. “Vaadeland proceeds to charm, cajole and chuckle - the kind of fella people want to take home and serve a slice of pie! His gorgeous singing, stellar band and committed showmanship turn any performance into a full-on show!” (Next Magazine) 21 Year Old Vaadeland has had an impressive year as a 2025 JUNO Award Winner (the Canadian equivalent of The Grammys), and making history as the youngest artist to achieve “Road Gold” certification by selling 25,000 tickets in 12 months across Canada solidifying his status as a rising star in the music industry. “With his innovative compositions and effervescent passion for the genre, Vaadeland makes the case that the bluegrass era is happening right here, right now!” (Star Phoenix) More Information At: www.squarerootspromotions.co.uk

GigsFolkBlues

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James Dixon

The Lescar · Sheffield

James Dixon is an emerging songwriter self-described as Anglo-Celtic Soul. He fuses the transatlantic folk-blues of the 60s/70s revival with the power and dirt of the grunge and rock he was raised on. Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars) described him as a “genuine Troubadour straight out of the old school”. Earning a reputation as a deeply passionate performer Seasick Steve called him simply “the best support act I’ve ever had

GigsFolkBlues

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Jazz At St Andrews presents; Alice Milburn

St Andrews Church · Hove

Taking the UK jazz scene by storm, this young, engaging vocalist and composer is celebrated for her soulful voice and fearless improvisation. Alice brings a selection from The Great American Songbook plus her debut album, First Expressions, which has been received with critical acclaim. With Chris Coull – trumpet, Mark Edwards – piano, Paul Whitten – bass, and Joe Edwards – drums.

GigsJazzLatin

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John Hackett Band

The Greystones · Sheffield

The John Hackett Band embodies the spirit of progressive rock. From John’s pastoral flute textures, through the funky interplay between drummer Duncan Parsons and bassist Jeremy Richardson to the intricacies of Nick Fletcher’s lead guitar the group embrace pop, rock, jazz, classical, funk and all stops in-between, from the tenderest of ballads to hair-raising instrumental workouts! John Hackett has been a much-loved and admired figure in the progressive rock scene since the mid-70’s; best-known for his flute work with his brother, former Genesis guitarist, Steve Hackett on albums such as Voyage of The Acolyte, Please Don’t Touch and Spectral Mornings alongside his own solo albums Checking Out Of London, Another Life and The Piper Plays His Tune 2025 saw the release of their acclaimed second album, Red Institution and a tour taking the band from Glasgow to Penzance, Colchester to Oswestry; thrilling audiences with brand new tracks alongside classic Hackett material from the heyday of progressive rock. The 2026 tour is equally extensive, concluding with a run of dates in Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands. With special guest, Sheffield-based singer-songwriter - Robyn Gair R...

Gigs

TodayDoors 19:30

John Hackett Band

The Greystones · Sheffield

The John Hackett Band embodies the spirit of progressive rock. From John’s pastoral flute textures, through the funky interplay between drummer Duncan Parsons and bassist Jeremy Richardson to the intricacies of Nick Fletcher’s lead guitar the group embrace pop, rock, jazz, classical, funk and all stops in-between, from the tenderest of ballads to hair-raising instrumental workouts! John Hackett has been a much-loved and admired figure in the progressive rock scene since the mid-70’s; best-known for his flute work with his brother, former Genesis guitarist, Steve Hackett on albums such as Voyage of The Acolyte, Please Don’t Touch and Spectral Mornings alongside his own solo albums Checking Out Of London, Another Life and The Piper Plays His Tune 2025 saw the release of their acclaimed second album, Red Institution and a tour taking the band from Glasgow to Penzance, Colchester to Oswestry; thrilling audiences with brand new tracks alongside classic Hackett material from the heyday of progressive rock. The 2026 tour is equally extensive, concluding with a run of dates in Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands. With special guest, Sheffield-based singer-songwriter - Robyn Gair R...

Gigs

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King No-One

Portland Arms · Cambridge

Doors 7 The Portland 8 - 8.30 King No-One 9 A sharp jolt of northern electricity, King No-One have quietly but assuredly become one of the UK's most exhilarating bands on the rise. Formed in the underground scene of York, they cut their teeth busking on chilly city pavements. Relentless touring and a string of infectious singles have won them loyal fans across the country, while their open embrace of individuality and social consciousness has set them apart on the live circuit. Bringing together glistening guitar riffs, punchy rhythms, and poetic narratives, their sound is both urgent and heartfelt. Vocalist and lyricist Zach Lount, never shy of raw honesty, channels his lived experience into a performance that is as revealing as it is relatable. Alongside him guitar hero Joe Martin throws impossible shapes and bassist Rob Gration shows he is a cult rock star in the making. King No-One don’t just introduce themselves, they throw open the doors to their world. They insist you walk on in. Price includes a 50p venue levy

Gigs

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LUDWIG: Unfinished Business

The Shoreham Centre · Shoreham-by-Sea

LUDWIG: Beethoven unleashed! His days numbered, relentlessly pounding the keyboard, knowing he will never hear his final creation, Ludwig stands up to the occasion, grabs the mic, and sets the record straight! Fusing monodrama, melodrama, stand-up and virtuosic classical piano, raconteur, Mike Hatchard, is directed by West End, Broadway and Olivier winner, Guy Masterson. Concert trained Hatchard plays both the music and the man (bearing a startling resemblance both in looks and character) revealing the tempestuousness, tenderness, frustrations, futility and humour.

GigsClassical