Hanover Band founder Caroline Brown leaves behind her a remarkable legacy: the Arundel-based band is fully programmed all the way through until its 40th anniversary in 2021.
Lovebug comes to Chichester College – a new all-day music festival featuring ska, roots reggae, dub, soul, acid jazz, northern soul, rare groove and modern soul hosted at Chichester College’s Pavilion Bar on August 18 from 3pm until midnight.
A project linking adults with learning disabilities and people with similar tastes in entertainment to go to concerts, festivals and theatre together is looking for more volunteers to join in.
The clavichord has been termed the Cinderella of keyboards. For the Petworth Festival, Julian Perkins, artistic director of Cambridge Handel Opera, will show that it is in fact a rich and rewarding instrument, both to play and to listen to.
Worthing’s Ryan Mac takes to his home town’s Pavilion Theatre stage, promising the “ultimate swing experience”, also featuring special guest and Sinatra tribute Stephen Triffitt (Saturday July 28, 7.30pm).
Vintage rock ‘n’ roll band The Bluejays present Rock and Roll Revolution, celebrating the music of the 1950s at than 35 venues across the UK throughout 2018.
Traditional summer season fun is once again the promise at Bognor’s Regis Centre this August. Live At The Regis will run from Thursday to Sunday, August 9-12 (Thursday and Friday 7.30pm, Saturday 2.30pm and 7.30pm and Sunday 2.30pm), starring Joe Pasquale and Hilary O’Neil.
Coda Records’ production of The Show Must Go On..., an evening of Queen’s greatest hits featuring Sussex rock group, Iron Tyger, accompanied by the London Symphonia, comes to the Alexandra Theatre, Bognor Regis on Friday, July 27 at 8pm.
