Totally Blondie are a group of fantastic musicians fronted by a stunning and charismatic Debbie Harry lookalike.

A tribute to The Specials and Madness.

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of Eminem with Michael Mathers, the ultimate Eminem Tribute act in the UK. Immerse yourself in the iconic beats of “Lose Yourself,” relive the unforgettable verses of “Without Me,” “Stan,” “The Monster,” and “Rap God” – all in an electrifying homage to the rap legend’s greatest hits.

Alongside Wet Wet Wet, Texas, and Deacon Blue, blue-eyed soul pop siblings Hue & Cry were one of the most successful acts to emerge from the Scottish music scene that dominated the charts in the late '80s

Parliamo have already been hailed as one of Scotland’s most exciting young prospects. Drawing from a plethora of influences from Groove Armada, The Avalanches and Massive Attack to Super Furry Animals, The Beta Band and Primal Scream.

Grandmas House, Bristol’s finest and loudest 4 piece, have been busy honing their grunge and post-punk influenced sound, citing influences that range from Idles and The Raincoats to Nirvana and boygenius.

With regular plays on the Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show along with support from Jazz FM, BBC 6 Music, Sky TV and DJ's worldwide, Smoove & Turrell create Funk & Soul anthems that will ignite any dance floor.

Tribute to The Jam

The No.1 Tribute to The Human League.

A heavy arsenal of sonic artillery. A strong run of furious delicacies. Performing alongside long-term blood brothers IDLES, Oh Sees, Metz and causing irreparable tinnitus in the process. They are notoriously described as a loud band from Bristol.

The Utopia Strong are a semi-modular trio, delivering medical grade music to the visionary music head. Kavus Torabi, Michael York and legendary snooker player Steve Davis have fused Modular Synthesisers with conventional and traditional instruments to create a weird and joyous celebration of all that is good about left field psychedelic music.

Honey Ryder’s back catalogue is a hybrid of music flavours ranging from rock/pop to country/folk and their live performance is punctuated with mandolin and bouzouki solos as well as electric and acoustic guitar.- they have been likened to bands/artists such as Fleetwood Mac and Sheryl Crow but their range of influences extend from James Taylor, The Eagles and Carole King to John Lee Hooker, The Beatles, U2  and Mark Knopfler.

THE Guns and Roses tribute

Merging a dynamic bombast of angular guitars, disconcerting monologues and a rhythm section both technical and unruly, London’s Legss create a wholly unique sound; received enduring support from Steve Lamacq and Jack Saunders

British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Iain Hornal has performed at Wembley Stadium, the Grammy Awards, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and every venue mentioned in the chorus of Wings' "Rock Show". But unless you're one of the lucky superfans that discovered his two self-released solo albums, you've probably never heard of him.

Oasis Tribute

Regarded as one of the UK’s premier Queen tribute bands, Supersonic Queen bring all the energy, spirit and majesty of Queen to audiences all over the UK.

Niall McNamee is a singer songwriter with a modern twist on his Irish heritage, mixing the best of Celtic post-punk passion with a 21stCentury alt rock perspective. Think Shane McGowan in a writing room with Dolores O’Riordan, Chris Martin and Alex Turner.

Moody pop for the introverted heart. Vigilantes' are a soundtrack approved of by the indie giants. Vigilantes are continuing the British tradition of taking American sounds and stuffing it with classic British tone.

Welsh songwriter and producer (aka Catherine Anne Davies) created a one-woman sonic vision on her 2nd album, The Art Of Losing. It racked up a wave of critical acclaim, as well as landing a UK Top 40 album chart position and nomination for the Welsh Music Prize, with Elton John calling it “one of my favourite records of the year”.

Dr. Feelgood have enjoyed global success with a string of hit singles including Roxette, Back in the Night, Milk and Alcohol, Down at the Doctors, She Does it Right, Going Back Home and See You Later Alligator.

The Total Stone Roses return to The Horn following an advance sell outs on all of their shows here since 2016, we advise booking tickets early for this one!

Calling all of our twisted fire-starters! Flint Fire bring their chaotic live tribute show honouring the legacy of the late Keith Flint to The Horn stage. Experience The Prodigy’s greatest hits live and loud such as Firestarter, Omen, Out Of Space and many more!

“Young Knives: Not a band, not music, not art”, brothers Henry Dartnall and The House of Lords have been turning out weirdly catchy records since the start of the millennium. Initially riding the wave of the mid 2000’s British post-punk resurgence with a string of Indie disco classics and top 20 trojan horse hits.

Girls of The Internet’s manifesto is clear; to create dance music that calls back to how it was made at its inception, but with the knowledge and experience of the last 50 years of the genre.

The No 1 Green Day Tribute

UK-based Rhythm ‘n’ Blues Group Nine Below Zero have been delighting crowds at gigs and festivals for over 40 years.

Expect to Shake Your Tail Feather at a spectacular night of Sweet, Soul Music with Soulfish.

St Albans Rockabilly favourites The Zipheads are back at The Horn for a festive headline show.