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The quartet are touring in support of their latest album, ‘All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade’.

The charity concert will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Royal Air Force Music Charitable Trust.

The violinist and filmmaker is taking his cult London show on tour, accompanying the greatest horrors and thrillers of the silent era on solo viola.

The hitmaking indie rockers are to perform at the Cambridge Junction in October.

The show is a collaboration between American singer-songwriter Nymphya and Rose Thorn, from Brighton.

The singer, whose album ‘Lucky’ was named Best Country and Americana Album of 2023 by Rolling Stone, has also been nominated for a CMA Award.

The singer is to perform with Meat Loaf’s band Neverland Express at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.

‘All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade’, the band’s first new album in nine years, was released in April.

The Scottish pop icons are known for classic hits such as ‘Real Gone Kid’, ‘Wages Day’, ‘I’ll Never Fall in Love Again’ and ‘Your Town’.

He says he’ll miss the backstage team more than anything else.

The Bradford-born musician enrolled at the Leeds College of Music and became the first student in its history to achieve a 100 per cent pass mark.

The event was held for the first time at Harlocks Farm, next to Ben’s Yard in Stuntney.

The singer was supported by former Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan and Ocean Colour Scene.

More than 18,000 music and racing fans have snapped up the tickets for Becky’s show on 9 August.

After 25 years, the SGP announced to festival-goers that this would be its final year in its current guise, marking the end of an era.

The 2024 event runs from Thursday, 1 August, to Sunday, 4 August.

From traditional Korean music to bluegrass, from English folk rock to American southern rock, there certainly seemed to be something for everyone.

The record, ‘Shakkar’, is subtitled ‘Songs about Staying Alive When You Don’t Want To’.

The former Led Zeppelin frontman’s new project also features Suzi Dian on vocals.

No one could agree on how long it’s been since indie funksters Cud visited Cambridge but the consensus at the Portland Arms was it’s been too long