MARINA is an award-winning, platinum-selling artist. Revered since her breakthrough in 2009, she has released three UK Top 10 albums including Gold certified ‘The Family Jewels’ (2010) and ‘Electra Heart’ (2012) which debuted at Number 1 on the UK’s Official Charts.
Join the UK’s favourite tribute act Re-Take That for the ultimate Take That party night with a live and fully interactive sing-a-long experience.
“Every year at Standon Calling we want to bring an experience and show that people will never forget. This year, I feel we’ve done that and more, with one of my favourite bands of the past decade Wolf Alice and one of my favourite bands of all time Nile Rodgers & CHIC topping the bill in 2019.”
I can’t wait to bring my 10,000 Light Years Band to the UK for these concerts… the support of the British fans during my career has been fantastic, and it’s my way off saying Thank You for Keeping the faith. John Lodge Feb 2019.
“The Northampton rapper’s diaristic grime is bold, vital and brilliantly theatrical” The Observer
BLAKE are proud to announce their brand-new UK tour for 2019; Movies and Musicals. With their latest (and seventh) album going straight into the…
Nominated for “Best Small Festival” & “Best Family Festival” two years-in-a-row at the UK Festival Awards, Cotton Clouds will be landing amidst the bucolic hills of the Peak District National Park for the third time, at what is now firmly established as one of the cosiest festival locations on the circuit.
“Thick electric blues, mixed with the picking of a self-made cigar box guitar, among other rustically stringed instruments, lend Durham’s blend of roadhouse rock and front porch folk a gnarly texture that isn’t easily brushed off once it’s forced upon you. When Durham’s popping strings and pounding beats, even a larger festival stage can feel entirely too tiny to hold him in.” – Paste Magazine
Montreal-based 5-piece POTTERY have shared a new single ‘Lady Solinas’ (w/ music video featuring animation from drummer Paul Jacobs) and confirmed details for their debut EP No.1.
“… Pale Waves move from cult concern to the big league with an impressive, deft debut …” NME