This summer at Kendal Calling, which this year’s theme is ‘Kendal Calling Goes Jurassic’, Extinction Rebellion will be commandeering an area of the festival, with a programme focused on raising awareness around climate change, species extinction and what can be done to make that change.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Travis’ breakthrough year, the band have two exciting releases for June 21st: Live at Glastonbury ’99, plus expanded editions of The Man Who.
Pick Me Up Theatre bring the much-loved Me and My Girl to York’s Grand Opera House with a string of wonderful Noel Gay tunes including the show-stopping Lambeth Walk
“His voice propels warm, romantic songs along with self-aware, at times winking, lyrics. The guy can sing.” – Noisey
Introducing pop/rock outfit wavebye hailing from Southampton, who have just released their debut single.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe continues to go from strength to strength with more top comedians announcing shows. Get the latest details here.
“I’m really looking forward to getting back to Europe for these shows. Thank you to all the fans for sticking with me and waiting for the new dates to be announced. I can’t wait to see you all next year.”
NME – “With sell-out shows up and down the nation and bangers-a-plenty coming, their path to becoming British indie stars is very much on the cards”
Nearly three decades on since Lorraine Crosby sang those immortal words with Meat Loaf “I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That)”, the Grammy award winning song and No 1 hit the world over
“The Murder Capital are one of those most oddly entertaining prospects – a punk band that can truly instill can’t-look-away levels of captivation.” -NME