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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
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.
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.
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.
On a three-man crusade to set dance floors alight with their inimitable brand of razor-sharp funk and disco, High Fade can already count Jack Black, Cypress Hill, Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes, and Brad Wilk from Rage Against The Machine as fans.
The Primitives are an English indie rock band from Coventry, best known for their 1988 international hit single "Crash".
90s Britpop Icons return to St Albans for a very special show to celebrate 50 year of The Horn!
He’s a hippy, a punk, a poet, a drunk, a die-hard romantic and an eternal optimist. Singing simple songs that tackle big issues. Political protest songs for the modern day, honest and open Love songs.
Buzzcocks are an English punk rock. They are regarded as a seminal influence on the Manchester music scene, the independent record label movement, punk rock, power pop, and pop punk.
Get ready to celebrate a milestone with us! The Horn, St Albans, is turning 50, and we're throwing a huge party to mark this special occasion.
A very welcome return, then, for one of Britain’s most inventive bands, starting a new chapter afresh that builds on the brilliance of their first outing and takes it to a new level entirely. 2024, it’s fair to say, is ready for Feet to stomp all over it.
China Crisis were part of a wave of new Liverpool acts in the late 1970s and early 1980s, led by OMD and also including Echo and the Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, A Flock of Seagullsand Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
London four-piece, The Skints, have clawed their way up from the depths of the underground punk/ska scene to a unique fixture on the global reggae stage. Drawing influences as wide as soul, pop, grime and hardcore, their original brand of “tropical punk” has seen them evolve in to one of the hardest working and most respected bands in UK music.
After 5 years in hibernation, Mohair are back for 1 night only. Their first full-band show since their brief 2019 reunion - expect all the classic songs of their 1998-2007 tenure (plus hopefully a few surprises).
For more than twenty years, THE SMYTHS have brought the music of The Smiths back to life in the live arena across more than 900 shows in the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand as well as countless festivals including Glastonbury, The Isle of Wight and Bestival.
Mark Butcher is a celebrated musician and former international cricketer. Since retiring from professional cricket, Butcher has established himself as a talented guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter.
Brighton based post hardcore/alt metal four piece El Moono
The Kut is a British rock multi-instrumentalist & double award winner in the UK Songwriting Contest. Described by Classic Rock as a "refreshing blast of female-driven punk-pop swagger"
After hibernating for twenty years (where did the time go!?) Britpop favourites Sleeper are back on the road, performing live. An evening with Sleeper will see the band playing their songs stripped back
The Bluetones, were a huge part of the Brit Pop era, were always an engaging and dynamic live outfit. They had an impressive run of hit singles that included the 'Bluetonic', 'Slight Return', 'Marblehead Johnson', 'Solomon Bites The Worm', 'If' and 'Keep the Fires Burning'. Their live shows brought the West London four-piece an army of devoted followers worldwide.
Tony Wright is best known as the singer for Bradford rock band Terrorvision. However, when he's not touring with Terrorvision, he writes, records and tours under his own name with a setlist made up of songs he has written on his acoustic guitar - some upbeat, some melancholic, but all thought-provoking.
With hits like ‘Digging Your Scene’ and ‘It Doesn’t Have To Be This Way’, The Blow Monkeys epitomised the glamour of mid-80s pop at its most graceful and sophisticated.
Melodic alt-rock three-piece LostAlone make a much welcome return!
"LostAlone are the most underrated band in the history of music" Alternative Press
Britpop faves My Life Story combine playful, evocative lyrics with memorable melodies.
Scottish singer, songwriter, and producer Steve Mason rose to widespread critical acclaim in the late '90s as a member of indie darlings the Beta Band.
