Music

Titled simply ‘Steve’, it is the third protest song the group has released.

The singer’s latest album has seen her receive airplay on BBC Radio 2.

Celebrated pianist Grosvenor has said that it’s always a pleasure for him to perform at Cambridge.

Savall, a celebrated conductor, composer and viol player, is the distinguished elder statesman of early music.

The concert was performed by the violist duo Peter Mallinson and Matthias Wiesner, and their piano accompanist Lynn Arnold.

The subject of AAM’s concert at West Road was José Maurici Nunes Garcia, who was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1767.

The explosive Bradford rockers are coming soon to Cambridge.

The performance celebrated the five hundredth birthday of Palestrina, master of the co-called antique style.

The boys would love to hear from any other Cambridge bands looking for a platform.

The singer-songwriter released ‘Wildfires’, her sixth studio album, on 28 February.

Theatre of Voices were also visiting the city as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations of the Cambridge Music Conference.

We speak to about inspiration in the Antarctic.

The college’s director of music plans to devote more time to her career as a concert organist.

The Berlin-based, Swiss-born musician is coming back to do some spring dates – and Cambridge is one of them.

The event is to celebrate the classical music star’s 75th birthday.

The Welsh trio will be joined by fellow indie luminaries, The Charlatans and Ash.

The Artyst: Cambridge’s Centre for Arts & Wellbeing will honour one of the city’s favourite sons.

To coincide with their tour, the band will also be releasing a new live album and DVD on 7 March.

The Liverpool band released Death & Love, Pt 1 at the end of January.

The band’s most recent recruit, guitarist Phil Whitton, was born and raised in Melbourn in Cambridgeshire.