Music

Hailed as “the heroes British rock needs right now” by the Huffington Post, the band will be bringing their catchy tunes and rocky riffs to The Portland Arms on Monday, October 8.

The next best thing to the Eagles' returned to this highly appreciative venue for a fourth time.

The experienced folk musician from Wolverhampton released his first album, Passing Stranger, in 2006.

Next year's festival to take place between August 1-4 at Cherry Hinton Hall

The 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Herford entertained a sell-out crowd at the July Course, the final Friday in an impressive lineup of summertime shows.

It was hit after hit at the July Course on Friday, August 10, and the crowd loved it.

With the sun shining, music fans of all ages gathered to witness the best in folk, blues, country, Americana, roots and beyond. Adrian Peel attended on Friday and Sunday, while Mike Scialom attended on Saturday,

One of the biggest success stories in British theatre history brought the timeless sounds of Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5, The Temptations and more to a packed crowd at the July Course.

First Aid Kit, Rosanne Cash, John Prine and Kate Rusby among those entertaining crowds at sun-baked Cherry Hinton Hall

Cambridge set includes full version of 'Hard Rain'

Johanna and Klara Söderberg combine gorgeously sublime melodies with soaring, close-knit harmonies and thoughtful and reflective lyrics.

The artist also known as Ben Drew put on an outstanding show at a rain-soaked July Course on Friday, July 27.

The young York-based musician put out his latest album, Songs from the Seasons, on May 4 and is touring in support of it.

Hottest evening of the year or not, the chance to see The Flaming Lips – a band more used, these days, to headlining festivals and playing to crowds in their thousands – at the 800-capacity Junction was one not to be missed.

The twice Grammy-nominated UK R&B singer brought a terrific day of sunshine and racing to a close

The concert, featuring other tribute acts, will take place on August 25 at Huntingdon Racecourse

Eagerly awaited at this year's Cambridge Summer Music Festival was Joanna MacGregor's recital on Saturday (July 14) at West Road Concert Hall.

The mega-selling flamenco kings provided the perfect soundtrack to a warm summer’s evening in the city

Cambridge Summer Music marks its 40th anniversary in 2018 and to celebrate, the festival – which runs from July 5-21 – is teaming up with the Cambridge Independent to offer two pairs of tickets to see Joanna MacGregor on Saturday, July 14.

After his memorable recital of JS Bach’s 48 Preludes and Fugues last year, Patrick Hemmerlé returned to the 2018 Cambridge Summer Music Festival with two works immediately influenced by them, Chopin’s 24 Preludes op. 28 and Debussy’s Préludes, Book 2.