Following the 20th anniversary of their debut number 1 album, 1977, last year, Ash return with a must-see headline show this summer.

TRICOT is a Japanese all-female alternative rock band formed in historical and cultural city Kyoto in Sep 1, 2010. They started to expand their career in Asia, Europe and North America in 2014 and 2015. The band develops a unusual and distinctive sound that consists harmonization of pop and emotional vocals with that complex rhythm. Although the members are not familiar with math rock and such harmonization is not created on purpose.

A Northwest indie hero, Blau channels darkness and hope in a cinematic collection of Nashville country hits from the 1960’s and 70’s.

Both literary and raw, with a love of a traditional folk music and a bent towards experimentation, multi-instrumentalist/singer-songwriter Laura Gibson has toured four continents, and is a frequent collaborator. She just recently received an MFA in Fiction Writing from Hunter College, while working on her forth release, the wise and vulnerable "Empire Builder", which Pitchfork called her best record to date.

"Reid is a remarkably talent, assured, clever and confident singer-songwriter..... a devastating youthful wisdom that gives her songs a feeling of lasting profundity." The Guardian

Modern Country band from Norwich, Norfolk.

Viva Morrissey tribute includes classic Smiths songs, alongside Morrissey's best known and most loved solo material

London based four piece Joy Room bonded over a mutual love for the Red Hot Chili Peppers and watching The Last Waltz.

One of the city's best loved Open Mic nights every Tuesday hosted by legendary local musician Rhett Barrow.

A Free Monthly Open Mic For Rappers, Singers And Poets To Showcase Material, Perform To An Audience And Get On Stage

Part Chimp is an English rock band from Camberwell, London.

A night of candlelit piano pop and brilliant song writing presented by Dave & Doug, who play the odd song, bicker a bit and try to be funny.Circe’s Diner are two talented, glamorous ladies from Bristol. Described by Hidden Herd as “In three words? Quirky. Folk. Glamour. Vocalist Bronte Shande’s jazzy-folk tones perfectly complement the vintage coo of alternate lead Rosina Buck above the wondrous arrangements.” Supported by Leicester acoustic duo Elysian, citing their unique and special blend of jazz…

Supporting the wonderful charity Crisis, who are in their 50th anniversary year.

some of the best local talent as part of ‘Musicians Against Homelessness’ – proceeds of which go to the Crisis charity.

Open to amateur performers from communities in the UK, the event welcomes the whole community and gives young people a chance to perform on stage.