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Manchester's Kyla Brox is without question the finest young female blues singer in the UK today. Her voice is magnificent, combining effortless power with exquisite control, singing her own special mix of funky, jazz-tinged blues. Kyla has just released her new album Grey Sky Blue to great acclaim.

Tiny Tin Lady are a young six piece band who have become one of the most talked about groups on the accoustic scene, stunning audiences everywhere with their blend of brilliant, original sonfs, superb musicianship and spine-tingling harmonies.

Australian singer-songwriter Chloe Hall is an engaging and charismatic performer, but it's the simple, undeniable quality of her songs that leave you with overwhelming emotion. Making up her trio are bassist Chris Mildren and percussionist Teal Bain-Roben.

Set the controls for the heart of the dub as Dub Syndicate pilot down their sonic mothership at Band on the World to spread deep vibes, big bass and outta space echo for the people.  Probably the world's most famous and influential dub collective, Dub Syndicate have at one time or another featured pretty much every major dub and reggae star out there. From the genius production of founders On-U-Sound…

12.07.1986, London (Wembley Stadium), England. Probably the most famous Queen concert, they deliver an overall amazing show, playing their classic songs and they got a rowdy crowd on top of it all! The setlist was quite special (Queen played ‘Gimme Some Lovin’ or ‘Big Spender’ only scarcely) and there were even rumours about David Bowie’s appearance for ‘Under Pressure’ but that unfortunately didn’t happen. Brian May said of the concert,…

12.07.1986, London (Wembley Stadium), England. Probably the most famous Queen concert, they deliver an overall amazing show, playing their classic songs and they got a rowdy crowd on top of it all! The setlist was quite special (Queen played ‘Gimme Some Lovin’ or ‘Big Spender’ only scarcely) and there were even rumours about David Bowie’s appearance for ‘Under Pressure’ but that unfortunately didn’t happen. Brian May said of the concert,…

The internationally acclaimed blind veteran master-musician & singer from Marrakesh and his hot new band of young jazzy Moroccan Rollers bring to life onstage a set of sensational new pieces featured on his long-awaited landmark September 2010 World Village album release Awal Mara. With Kaiser Chiefs’ producer Dave Creffield providing the attitude, the always charismatic Erraji embraces a thoroughly current and very danceable contemporary global sound, whilst these new songs…