Music

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

Katherine Priddy released her second LP, ‘The Pendulum Swing’, earlier this year.

She has been hailed as “one of the most exciting new artists on the electrofolk music scene”.

The dobro master’s musical output incorporates elements of country, bluegrass, rock, jazz, blues, and Celtic.

Eighteen of the 30-plus artists playing the emerging talent stage will be shortlisted for the Christian Raphael Prize.

The Australian musician is a two-time Grammy nominee and a rare ‘certified guitar player’.

The folk star’s signature tune is Streets of London.

West End star Kelly O’Brien is the only Dolly Parton impersonator to be endorsed by the Parton family.

The museum will be showcasing performers from the local area.

The pop experimentalist from Los Angeles released her third album, ‘Gemelo’, on 7 June.

The famed musician will be joined by special guests including Emma Kok, a star of the Dutch version of The Voice Kids.

The band are named after Joni’s 1976 album.

The heritage indie band are heading to the Portland Arms.

He’ll be joined by ‘peerless’ accompanist Graham Johnson.

Free workshop for Brazilian percussion group Baque Trovão UK.

‘One Summer’ is the follow-up to his debut song ‘Different Eyes’.