The inimitable Bob Dylan is back in the UK with an unmissable run of five shows in our Royal Festival Hall. Join for the ...

Youth ensembles capture the power of the steel pan as a community force in an evening of free performances, hosted by sound system collective Flagz Sound. From school bands to community stalwarts, ...

Albedo 0.39, released in 1976, was Vangelis’ second album as a solo studio artist and his first UK top 20 title. The record draws heavily on jazz and blues influences, and features Vangelis’ playing ...

The trio move from hushed, meditative piano to vast waves of noise, cello, guitar and electronics in a truly unique performance. Jon Hopkins is an electronic musician and producer known for his ...

Spanning three albums and 17 years, Oldfield’s multi-layered, genre-spanning Tubular Bells series is still a mainstay of musical conversations over 50 years later. Hear it brought to life at the Royal ...

Hourglass Techno, closes this year’s Meltdown with a hard-hitting, all-female techno line-up. Keeping you dancing until the early hours are the talents of Sedef Adasï, Chloé Caillet and CARISTA. This ...

In this event celebrating the launch of her new memoir, 107 Days, Harris shares what she saw, what she learned and what it will take to move forward. With nuance, candour and a unique perspective, she ...

Designed with families in mind, this immersive experience welcomes curious kids, first-time concertgoers and seasoned music lovers alike to experiment, explore and be part of something extraordinary.

The series, written and illustrated by number one children’s bestseller Katie Kirby, is filled with first experiences, friendship fails, embarrassing moments and plenty of laughs. And so is this book ...

In conversation with Mia Levitin, Fredrik Backman joins us to discuss his new novel, My Friends. Most people don’t even notice them – three tiny figures sitting at the end of a long pier in the corner ...

A remarkable feat of British filmmaking, Kes is Loach’s 1969 coming-of-age drama following Billy, whose expectations lead no further than the local mines. Everything changes, however, when Billy finds ...

The Man-Wulf lays down a ferocious comedy challenge to the culturally irrelevant and physically enfeebled Lee – but can the beast inside us all be silenced with the silver bullet of Lee’s stand-up?