Music

Trinity College Chapel, Friday 13 December 2024.

The popular soul/disco collective once employed a young singer by the name of Luther Vandross.

The gig at the vegan pub and restaurant will be raising money for homelessness charity, Jimmy’s Cambridge.

The cult band, led by brothers Jim and William Reid, put out their eighth album, ‘Glasgow Eyes’, in March.

The organisers have thanked festival goers for “all the incredible memories” over the past seven years.

The multi-platinum selling group will be spreading Christmas joy across the UK on their annual tour.

The Cambridge-based choir performs a wide-ranging repertoire of choral music.

The Britpop icons have had two number one albums this year, the most recent of which, ‘Liquid Gold’, was released in September.

The tour is to celebrate his 25 years as a recording artist.

Choir of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, Friday 15 November 2024.

The indie rockers’ latest album, ‘Where the Wild Things Grow’, came out in March.

Presented in partnership with Concerts at King’s, the concert also included Elgar’s ‘Serenade for Strings’ and Stravinsky’s ‘Mass’.

West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge. Wednesday 13 November 2024.

‘One of the most important voices in contemporary Irish music’ is coming soon to Cambridge.

Saturday 9 November 2024 at St John’s College Chapel, Cambridge.

The choirmaster and broadcaster is back with the feelgood ‘Sing-Along-A-Gareth: My Life Through Song’.

After a string of single releases, the Littleport-based country rock artist is to release her debut EP, and is also set to perform in Royston.

This powerful piece has been described as “the most popular oratorio of the 19th century”.

The quartet includes former members of indie rock group The Maccabees, as well as Stereophonics drummer Jamie Morrison.

The track, from Aurora’s ‘A Different Kind of Human (Step 2)’ album, was recorded at her recent sold-out gig at the Royal Albert Hall.