Flats and Sharps may be one of newest names on the British bluegrass and folk scene… oh, but what a band! They started to make a name for themselves while busking across Cornwall, playing bluegrass for the love of it and thrill audiences with their harmonies and showmanship.
Blistering bluegrass, original and catchy self-penned songs and high quality banter that’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face, get your toes a tappin’ and make you feel good.
After a successful couple of years touring the country and playing Festivals, The South are looking forward to 2016.
The combination of Beautiful South hits and album tracks as well as original songs from their debut album, Sweet Refrains has hit a pleasure nerve around the country.
Once in a while a band appears that strikes a chord with many. Their music becomes an integral part of a nation’s psyche and the soundtrack to many people’s lives. Ingrained in the hearts of many is one such band, The Beautiful South. Over 3 decades this band became a household name, selling...
Old school punk rock. Like, REALLY old school. Genuine 100% actual Londoners, The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing come from a past which probably never happened via a present they didn’t want.
Less steampunk and more SteamPUNK, the British four piece mix Anarchy and Anachrony in equal measure. Expect a robot Sid Vicious covering Slayer in an 1877 East End Music Hall: a murky mix of Doctor Who, Doctor Watson and Doctored History. Not for the faint hearted or those of a delicate disposition.
GUESTS: ANDREW O’NEILL, ‘a stand-up comedian, a metalhead, an amateur...
Over two years of relentless touring in the UK and Europe, The Little Unsaid has gained a reputation for leaving audiences emotionally riveted, with impassioned and cathartic live shows that slide between Nick Cave-esque intensity and the tender, poetic sincerity of Leonard Cohen.
Led by multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer John Elliott, the band are currently working on their fourth album with Radiohead engineer Graeme Stewart. This ambitious new collection of Elliott’s hauntingly personal songs celebrates the reawakening of love after emerging from a period of severe...
Widsith & Deor Storytelling Theatre present The House on Haunted Hill – a series of tales told by an ill assorted group of folks in a crumbling old mansion on the hill to pass the time while they wait for the host. But the question is – just what is in the basement?! Do come in, the creaky door is open wide…
Be chilled, thrilled and moved at this unique collection of contrasting tales of the supernatural. Come and celebrate All Hallow’s Eve with a mixture of powerfully performed traditional and contemporary tales that will stay with you.
Lemonfest are spreading their wings and hosting their first ever Exeter show, showcasing Alice Jemima – the low-fi pop songstress with a rapidly growing reputation as one to watch.
With an aim to play what comes naturally, as loud as possible and with absolutely no gimmicks involved, South west three-piece Black Foxxes have pricked the ears of Kerrang!, Rock Sound, MusicWeek, The Independent and Punktastic, among many others, in their short career to date. Their debut EP Pines received praise across the board and Black Foxxes’ unique and unflinching brand of heart-wrenching rock has found continuous support from BBC Introducing in Devon, with high praise coming from BBC Devon presenter James Santer. More recently, the band’s tracks have been gaining ground at BBC...
Bienvenidos Amiga Y Amigos! Throw out your greys, come and dress up and celebrate with the dead!
The Rambunctious Social Club brings you the exuberant Dias de los Muertos, a Mexican day of the dead celebration.
A dizzying spectacle of DJ dancefloor mayhem, live bands and Mexican magic will take over the bottom floor of Exeter Phoenix. A very special chance for YOU to dress up and celebrate with the dead in a creatively curious mix of lavish set-design, immersive, interactive experience and dynamic performance. Confirmed acts so far include Camo Clave electro tropical....
International guitar hero Walter Trout is back with a new album that overflows with bristling energy, unflagging virtuosity and lyrics that cut to the core of human hope and willpower.
Trout is the two-time winner of the British Blues Award for Overseas Artist Of The Year, and made the number six slot in BBC Radio 1’s Top 20 Guitarists, tying with Queen’s Brian May.
His latest album, Battle Scars, chronicles his horrific battle with liver failure. Joyful, energized guitar and vocal performances frame the dozen original songs that narrate his hard-won, life-or-death struggle...
What can a teenage boy who is into free running and a middle-aged woman with Parkinson’s possibly have in common? The desire to move…
Kinetics is based on the remarkable true story of two people seemingly at polar opposites. As Rose tries to come to terms with her diagnosis, an unlikely friendship springs up when Lukas literally lands on her doorstep. But will the bond between them be strong enough when things go wrong?
With brilliant writing, dynamic projected images and live parkour, this play is personal, poignant and will make you laugh out loud.
