Wrap yourselves up and head for Wirksworth’s celestial amphitheatre, The StarDisc in Stoney Wood to hear Stars and […]
Category Archive: Music
Melbourne is turning red for its annual festival this year to commemorate the men who lost their lives […]
Blue singer, West End performer and Hollyoaks actor Duncan James is performing at the Hannells Darley Park Concert […]
Pretty Warnings is the captivating fourth studio album from Derbyshire’s Lucy Ward. Rich with tradition and exquisitely-penned original […]
Russian virtuoso pianist Sergei Podobedov is set to play a concert in Belper in September. Producer George Gunby […]
Derby A Cappella group, which rehearses every Tuesday evening at Chester Green Community Centre, City Road, in Derby, is […]
This was an interesting programme to end my Buxton International Festival listening for the year. Another member of […]
Ashley Riches, Katherine Broderick and Simon Lepper Kathryn Rudge was to have sung at this recital but she […]
Vision: The Imagined Testimony of Hildegard von Bingen, The Telling, St John’s Church, Buxton Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) is one […]
Mayfield Music is presenting The Astraea Guitar Duo Raymond Burley and Valerie Hartzell on July 27. Raymond is […]
The Fibonacci Sequence is a flexible group of leading musicians formed in 1984 by pianist Kathron Sturrock. The […]
It was in July 1994 that the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival was established in the Buxton Opera […]
Founded in 2009 with the aim to produce quality Gilbert & Sullivan operettas in a concentrated rehearsal period, […]
Jennifer Davis introduced her recital by saying that she and Caroline were presenting songs that they loved singing […]
There are times when the condition of the human race leaves you doubtful about its purpose and positive […]
The Stainsby Festival is a well-established, intimate and family-friendly event in a beautiful rural setting that this year […]
Buxton Festival Fringe is preparing for another bumper event with 181 entrants, as performers now see it as […]
A revival of your work in New York and collaborating with Placido Domingo at Covent Garden are career pinnacles […]
Here are some suggestions from artsbeat for a full day out at the 2018 Buxton International Festival. Tickets […]
Fastlove, a show that is packed with crowd-pleasing George Michael anthems is coming to Derby Arena on June […]
On Sunday 15 July at 7pm the wealth of amateur theatre talent in Derby, and surrounding towns and […]
Folk experimentalists, Harp and A Monkey, pictured, return to The Green Man Gallery, in Buxton, on June 30 […]
It’s June, so that must mean that Derby’s Furthest From the Sea arts organisation is about to stage […]
Glossop Music Festival returns this June for a three-day celebration of world-class classical music. The festival will be […]
Exile Music Festival is probably the best kept secret in Derbyshire. Nestled in a beautiful wooded valley, on […]
Haddon Hall has recently announced its programme of musical recitals to be performed in the hall, through until […]
Buxton’s recently refurbished grand piano will be in the expert hands of two jazz pianists in the next […]
Chesterfield Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s summer concerts will take place on Friday June 22 at Whittington Moor Methodist […]
Flats and Sharps bring their unique blend of bluegrass, pop country, and folk to New Mills on May […]
Hannah James, one of the UK’s top folk musicians, and Ireland-based Austrian fiddle-singer Claudia Schwab are teaming up […]
Buxton’s United Reformed Church has owned a late Victorian Broadwood grand piano for many years – it was […]
What can people expect from your new show? There are seven of us rocking out on stage tearing […]
This warts and all telling of the brief life and career of Marc Bolan and T Rex […]
Singer-songwriter Eleanor Marsh will be playing songs from her debut album Splashes of Colour at the Voicebox in […]
Some ordinary people become involved in extraordinary situations. The way they react can become the stuff of legends. […]
There’s a double-dose of genuine Americana music coming up at Alstonefield Village Hall on March 24. Headlining are US […]
The Sixteen, Derby Cathedral The Sixteen and conductor Harry Christophers took JS Bach’s so-called Lutheran’Mass in G, BWV […]
Michael Williams, who is currently managing director of Cape Town Opera, has been appointed as the new chief […]
It’s rare that I leave a theatre to a chorus of moans and groans when I’ve been reviewing […]
A soulful, freewheeling set by the Franco-American Cory Seznec (formerly of the much praised world-roots outfit the Groanbox […]
