The 50 Best festivals
Expect to find everything from classical to rock in 181 venues across Brighton and Hove and up to the South Downs.
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Expect to find everything from classical to rock in 181 venues across Brighton and Hove and up to the South Downs.
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The full lineup for Other Voices London has been revealed today with Laura Marling, Villagers and SOAK added to last week's announcement of Imelda May, John Grant and Stornoway and the first three acts of Laura Mvula, Dexys and Matthew E. White.
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You'll need luck to get in: tickets are free, but must be won via the Facebook page.
Read MoreMoscow-based but Azerbaijani by birth, Dan Sultanov is a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, visual artist and scriptwriter.
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The Russian soul is a dark place, said Dostoyevsky, and I suppose thats easy to believe.
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They will be joined by Lisa Stansfield, Imelda May, Jools Holland, Russell Watson and the Royal Philarmonic Orchestra.
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This rather passed me by when it was released in November � not really my usual cup of tea � but the album has been sitting, nagging away at the corner of my eye so I decided to take the plunge.
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Six days into this year's London jazz festival, and plenty of big stars on big stages – from Imelda May and even Boy George on the jazz periphery, to the central figure of Herbie Hancock, and on to Robert Glasper and John McLaughlin – have been and gone.
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For the past five years, trumpeter, arranger and composer Guy Barker has opened the London jazz festival with this massively ambitious project , in which numerous vocalists are backed by a 41-piece orchestra: half jazz big band, half string section.
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Kimberley Walsh will release her debut solo album 'Centre Stage' on Decca Records.
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Independent music promoter DHP has beaten off stiff competition to be named as the National Promoter of the Year at the Live Music Business Awards 2012.
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Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins will be amongst the jazz legends but expect surprises with Imelda May lending her sassy vocals to the opening gala and this years Mercury Prize nominees Roller Trio adding some 'thrash-jazz' to the mix.
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Elevator pitch Blowing its trumpet: the UK's biggest jazz fest hits 20.
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The London Jazz Festival, produced by Serious in association with BBC Radio 3 returns to the Barbican this November, featuring a fantastic line-up of concerts, workshops, FreeStages and a complementing film series in the Barbican cinemas.
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Retro-leaning Irish songstress Imelda May has given birth to her first child, Contact Music reports.
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British actor Jude Law helped kick off the London 2012 Festival as host of a peace concert in Northern Ireland on Thursday.
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In the United States and around the world, roots music is thriving, bringing older and younger people alike in touch with traditions of musical, verbal, and social play that have provided pleasure and stimulated thought for centuries.
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"There's a little bit more of me tonight," jokes May, draped in a figure-hugging, hot-pink dress with grey leopard-skin prints.
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Cullum teams up with the soulful Gregory Porter, so spellbinding on Later.
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Celebrating 50 years of making music, Irish national heroes The Chieftains have released this winning compilation album Voice Of Ages featuring a wide array of world class musical talent.
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County Meath musician Shannon will be bringing her soul-fused-pop to the Sugar Club on Sunday, 6th of May. Support on the night comes from Lorcan James.
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Another day, another Chieftains album festooned with celebrity guests.
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Fifty years is a pretty long time by anyone's measure.
Read MoreThe Philip Lynott Exhibition will open at the music industry-backed space at the O2 in North Greenwich on April 5 and run until June 24.
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Pete Doherty is set to perform at an elite French Royal Ball later this week.
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Pete Doherty is set to play a set at an elite French Royal Ball later this week, according to tabloid reports.
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Former Libertines frontman Pete Doherty has reportedly been booked for perform an exclusive show at a royal ball in Monaco next week.
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Dublin-born singer/spitfire Imelda May conjures up old-soul rockabilly.
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Celebrating their 50th anniversary The Chieftains will mark the occasion with the release of Voice of Ages on February 21.
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Joshua Allen of The Morning News once speculatively calculated the perfect song length to be two minutes and 42 seconds.
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A Tribute to Buddy Holly was released so shortly after the Rave On Buddy Holly that it got lost in the shuffle of my review folder last year.
Read MoreThe XL release, which has already enjoyed 18 non-consecutive weeks at the top and was the biggest-selling album of 2011 in the UK, US and worldwide, has opened up a lead of around 4,000 sales in the week so far, according to the Official Charts Company.
Read MoreNot so much a Top 10 list, as there is plenty of music I haven't heard this year, but these 10 albums represent the discs that rarely made it out of rotation on my iPod or Spotify account.
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But the Pogues can now raise a glass of the hard stuff after "Fairytale of New York" was named the most-played Christmas song of the century.
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Jimi Jamison has returned to Survivor five years after leaving the group.
Read MoreSt. Patrick's Day is coming early this year.
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Before I even opened this book, I fell in love with it!
Read MoreThe Rolling Stones, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Chrissie Hynde and Ringo Starr joined Price Charles in sending messages to Holland, while Imelda May, Rumer, Paul Weller and the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra all performed at the event, held at London's Grosvenor House Hotel.
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Chris Isaak has some advice for youngsters looking to play that old-time rock 'n' roll -- you'd better know how to sing.
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Bruce Springsteen returned home on Saturday night to play the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ.
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