Music

Fans can expect “some new music, lots of pyrotechnics, some strings, all the hits and a lot of fun” when Clean Bandit return to Cambridge on Monday.

Singer/songwriter Steven Page has sold millions of albums with The Barenaked Ladies and now he’s back with new music.

The high-octane sextet, whose music encompasses a wide variety of genres, sold out The Junction's largest venue, J1.

City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra (CCSO) opened its new season at West Road Concert Hall with outstanding performances of Stravinsky, Wagner, Mahler and Respighi.

We suggest you put November 22 in your diaries. For it is possible historians will look back at it as a pivotal moment in our cultural history.

Last night was the first visit of this year’s Classical Concert Series of orchestra in residence The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. And to kick start the “orchestral” part of the series – after last week’s terrific recital by The Z.E.N. piano trio – we were treated, by organisers Cambridge Live and series sponsors Boldfield Computing – to a programme that could almost be seen in places as a celebration of youthful talent.

One of America's finest songwriters played two of her classic albums in their entirety to a very receptive crowd.

THE 2017-18 Classical Concert Series from Cambridge Live got off to a glorious start with a special recital last night.

The American alternative country star’s effortless mastery drew fans out in force to the city’s main pop music venue.

The popular festival of events continues to attract top names in entertainment.

Arguably the biggest crowd of the 2017 Newmarket Nights series of concerts welcomed the former X Factor contestant to the July Course.

Rather than just bask in the glory of mega-hits such as Sit Down, She's A Star and Laid, the Mancunian band has always strived to keep moving forward.

Theresa may come, Theresa may go, but this creeping evil might live forever...

Next year, reggae pop music giants UB40 – named after the notorious UK unemployment benefit form and known the world over for hits such as Red Red Wine, (I Can’t Help) Falling in Love with You, I Got You Babe and debut single Food for Thought – will celebrate 40 years since they first came together as a band in Birmingham.

Founder and principal conductor of the Aurora Orchestra – which will be playing as part of the Cambridge Independent-supported Cambridge Summer Music Festival later this month – Nicholas Collon is also chief conductor and artistic adviser at the Residentie Orkest in The Hague – a post he will take up in 2018 – and principal guest conductor of the Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne.

The Jacksons, the second in the Newmarket Nights series of concerts which began last week with Little Mix, took place on Friday, June 30 at Newmarket's July Course.

The popular girlband performed at a packed Newmarket Racecourse on Friday, June 23.

Eldest brother Jackie Jackson speaks to the Cambridge Independent.

Dr John Rutter and the master of Magdalene College and former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will come together in conversation at a unique event on June 24,