A one day LEGO show, the West Country Brick Show is organised by members of West Country Bricks (an Adult Fan of Lego group based in the South West of England).
Fans from across the country will be attending to display their amazing Lego creations.
An unrelenting voodoo trance experience, combining a heady mix of folk and blues roots of the deep south with out-and-out funk and dance.
Since forming in 2012, Dutch band My Baby’s live act has developed a name for itself as an unrelenting voodoo trance experience combining folk and blues roots of the deep South and out-and-out funk and dance, gaining notoriety worldwide, performing in Europe, Asia, New Zealand, Australia and the USA, playing prestigious festivals and showcases, and supporting internationally renowned artists such as Seasick Steve and Larry Graham.
The charismatic lyrical maestro and frontman of Electric Six is setting out on a solo acoustic UK tour.
Dick Valentine is currently recording his fourth solo acoustic album which will be released ahead of this tour. The album will include acoustic covers of some of Electric Six’s best known songs.
Luke Friend is returning to Exeter Phoenix for a special summer concert with Viewmygig.
Local artists will be supporting Luke in what is sure to be a fantastic evening of next generation artists showcasing their talent. Follow @viewmygig on twitter to keep up to date.
Steve Cradock of Ocean Colour Scene recently mentioned of The Mocking Birds, who currently split their time between London and their native roots of Exeter.
The band released their debut single Choose Life back in late 2015 in association with online retailer Atom Retro and are about to announce details of a double A side single for release in July 2016.
The band recently sold out their hometown show at The Bike Shed in Exeter and began a monthly London residency at The Silver Bullet in April. Recent support for the lads has come from the likes of 6 Music & BBC...
Cold Water special featuring Freezing (30 mins), Headache (50 mins) and Surf Shorts.
The water is getting warm, summer suits are on and boots are off. The summer surf season may be here but we’re smashing back into icy waters with our ever-popular Surf Cinema Cold Water Special. See some the best and latest releases from Iceland, Scotland and Sweden on the big screen.
Live music and BBQ from 4pm, serving local bbq-ed meat, veggie and vegan options plus delicious side dishes.
If you’ve ever seen King Porter Stomp busking on street corners, in packed festival tents or in major venues round the UK, you’ll know that these boys came to party. King Porter Stomp bring together their own unique union of ska-funk-dub and afrobeat and top it all off with cleverly crafted conscious rhymes. With massive horn lines, heavy bass and intricate guitar work, they have pulled on heart strings and won over the dancing feet of crowds across the UK and into Europe.
Shot in 1994 on Super-8 film Wildwood takes you down the New Jersey shoreline with an all-women crew to the last great American blue-collar seaside carnival town. Glipse beyond the gum-cracking, big hair, and press-on nails and into the souls of women raised on boardwalk rides, lights and come-ons.
This fascinating collage gives a voice to the women of New Jersey, who are often overlooked in film. Grandmothers, go-go girls young, vibrant and opinionated women, speak about their lives, female friendship, love, dreams, sex and summer in New Jersey.
A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer is an all-singing, all-dancing examination of life with a cancer diagnosis. This brand new musical takes you on a whistle-stop tour through five unconventional stories about cancer, confronting the highs and lows of the scariest word we know.
Bryony Kimmings creates fearless theatre to provoke social change. Her latest collaboration with Complicite will look behind the poster campaigns and pink ribbons at the reality of cancer: the waiting rooms and chemo suites, the changed bodies, the family pressures and financial worries.
