Synth-punk-industrial pioneer Gary Numan plays the Corn Exchange on 7 October in a tour that marks 40 years on the scene. First hits Are Friends Electric? and Cars broke the...
Gigs & Nightlife
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Tapas restaurant and cocktail den La Raza has a mouth-watering array of live music coming up this month. One to look out for is Funk Jam run by Shake Your...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead Cambridge’s post-rock heroes Black Country, New Road (above) are scattered around...
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The Undertones – Northern Ireland’s finest when it comes to punk, post-punk and even early 80s indie-pop – racked up memorable hits, including My Perfect Cousin, Jimmy Jimmy and Teenage...
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Wine Gums comedy night returns to the University Centre Wine Bar on 8 September with a line-up that’s guaranteed to make your sides hurt. Back from the Edinburgh Fringe, join...
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With their new show hitting the ADC this month before an international tour, Nicola Foley catches up with Cambridge Footlights The world’s most famous student comedy troupe, Cambridge Footlights has...
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Returning to its usual spot in the heart of Cambridge, Strawberry Fair is back on 1 June with a day of music, art and fun. A major fixture of the...
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After a successful debut last year, the Cambridge Fringe comedy festival returns to tickle our funny bones Promising to fill the bank holiday weekend with laughter, Cambridge Fringe returns on...
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Beats and bright lights combine for a great-looking new multi-genre festival running throughout the night on 5 October. The Cambridge Night Festival will be spread across three stages at the...
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The most glorious way to wind down at the end of the working week, the Gog Sundowner Sessions begin for the season this month, taking place every Friday and Saturday...
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Funk, disco, house, drum and bass and good vibes combine at Whoosh!, a one-day festival at The Missing Sock in Stow-cum-Quy on 20 July. Krafty Kuts and A.Skillz head up...
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Bringing glittery good times to the Cambridgeshire countryside this June, the wondrous Wild Wood Disco is back on 22 June. Anybody who was fortunate enough to be at this event...
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Nicola Foley reviews Haggis Farm's family festival The day after the organisers bought a stonking line-up of urban artists to Haggis Farm for Strawberries & Creem, it was over to...
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Hollie Cook (image by Jemma Dodd) Nicola Foley attended the 2018 edition of Hertfordshire’s boutique festival – here’s what she learned 1) Arriving at a festival during a storm is...
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My thirst for quality singing was well and truly quenched on Saturday night (26 July), when the 100-strong Dowsing Sound Collective filled St John's College Chapel. In the second of...
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Some of the country’s top comics descend on Cambridge this week for the Cambridge Comedy Festival, running 15-20 July, where they’ll be giving us a sneak preview of their new...
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Wine Gums comedy night returns to the University Centre Wine Bar on 8 September with a line-up that’s guaranteed to make your sides hurt. Back from the Edinburgh Fringe, join...
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Synth-punk-industrial pioneer Gary Numan plays the Corn Exchange on 7 October in a tour that marks 40 years on the scene. First hits Are Friends Electric? and Cars broke the...
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Tapas restaurant and cocktail den La Raza has a mouth-watering array of live music coming up this month. One to look out for is Funk Jam run by Shake Your...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead Cambridge’s post-rock heroes Black Country, New Road (above) are scattered around...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead Cambridge’s post-rock heroes Black Country, New Road (above) are scattered around...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead With her record, Beware of the Dogs, hailed as one of...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead The past couple of years have seen Dublin emerge as the...
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Jordan Worland, from local music website Slate the Disco, gives his top live music picks for the month ahead Giant riffs, killer choruses and a formidable frontwoman; our first recommendation...