The List

A brand new show from everyone's favourite bigoted landlord, Al Murray, star of Happy Hour. Please only cheer at the irony and stay in your house if you actually hate the French.

Curmudgeonly Irish stand-up who wrote and starred in the TV sitcom Black Books.

The award-winning comedian returns with her new show.

Another 'bracing flurry of idiocy' from the comedian Ed Gamble.

King of boogie-woogie, Jools Holland brings his energy-fueled show. Jools dazzles audiences across the UK with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra and their exuberant live performances. The show will feature Gilson Lavis, special guest Eddi Reader, and guest vocalists Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall. A composer, pianist, bandleader and broadcaster, Jools’ passion for music has made him a doyen of the music scene. His phenomenal success has seen him sell millions of records throughout his career, and he was awarded an OBE in 2003 for his services to the British music industry. With his show ‘Later with…Jools Holland’ now in its 54th series, and Jools’ Annual Hootenanny in its 27th, Jools’ name has become synonymous with quality music.

The pop troubadour who thanked his lucky stars in the 70s is experiencing a revival.

Country duo comprising of Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes.

The woman for whom 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' was written is herself a singer-songwriter with a fine line in feminist and activist folk songs.

Blending double bagpipes, whistle, fiddle, song and Scottish stepdance with Celtic flair and frenzy.

Ayrshire-born singer who came to prominence as the frontman in indie rock band Idlewild.

Experimental collaborative group that includes folk singer-songwriter James Yorkston, award winning sarangi player Suhail Yusuf Khan and Jon Thorne, best known as jazz double bass player with electro outfit Lamb.

The British music legend performs his pop and disco hits.

Street dance skills from the winners of the third series of Britain's Got Talent, still going strong.

Saucy comedy from 'renowned homosexual' Julian Clary.

Relive the sights and sounds of the 60s with the most established Beatles tribute band.

The terribly nice young Pop Idol graduate who has been one of the few to almost entirely shake the shackles of reality TV to emerge a solid popster in his own right.

Van Morrison, OBE (born George Ivan Morrison; 31 August 1945) is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter and musician. His live performances at their best are regarded as transcendental and inspired; while some of his recordings, such as the studio albums Astral Weeks and Moondance, and the live album It's Too Late to Stop Now, are widely viewed as among the greatest ever made. Known as "Van the Man" to his fans, Morrison started his professional career when, as a teenager in the late 1950s, he played a variety of instruments including guitar, harmonica, keyboards and saxophone for various Irish showbands covering the popular hits of the day. He rose to prominence in the mid-1960s as the lead singer of the Northern Irish R&B band Them, with whom he recorded the garage band classic "Gloria". His solo career began under the pop-hit oriented guidance of Bert Berns with the release of the hit single "Brown Eyed Girl" in 1967. After Berns' death, Warner Bros. Records bought out his contract and allowed him three sessions to record Astral Weeks in 1968. Even though this album would gradually garner high praise, it was initially poorly received; however, the next one, Moondance, established Morrison as a major artist, and throughout the 1970s he built on his reputation with a series of critically acclaimed albums and live performances. Morrison continues to record and tour, producing albums and live performances that sell well and are generally warmly received, sometimes collaborating with other artists, such as Georgie Fame and The Chieftains. In 2008 he performed Astral Weeks live for the first time since 1968.

Pop's original cheeky chappie (or was that Tommy Steele?) promotes his greatest hits album. Which is the greatest for you? 'Silver Dream Machine', 'Rock On' or perhaps 'Tahiti'?

Post-Blunt, radio-friendly MOR troubadour, with a beautifully warm soul voice.

The hits of one of the most successful and influential English pop bands of the 70s, revisited by original member Graham Gouldman and some new faces.

AOR from the man who unleashed 'The Lady in Red' on the world, playing covers from his latest album.

The veteran proggers are back with a touring line-up of Steve Howe, Billy Sherwood, Alan White, Geoff Downes and Jon Davidson.

The one-time Genesis guitarist revisits his time in the band with new versions of songs he co-wrote from the period 1971--1977.

Neil Hannon, the always charming Irish songwriter, leads the Divine Comedy's musically diverse repertoire.

Don McLean, author of the most famous song ever to have been inspired by an air accident, continues to tour but says he will not be releasing any more albums following his swansong Addicted to Black.

The erstwhile 80s pop pin-up plays his brand of post-punk and dandy pop.

Scotland's unforgettable musical twins return to the stage with their singalong Caledonian anthems.

The Wet Wet Wet frontman and established stage star performs music from across his repertoire.

The songstress explores her catalogue of songs in an acoustic performance with the support of her pianist Nick Holland.

Cheery veterans of classic rock.

The lead singer of Spandau Ballet performs classic hits including ‘Only When You Leave’, ‘Through the Barricades’ and ‘True’, with the accompaniment of a full orchestra.

The well-established singer, actress and TV presenter performs a selection of soul, easy listening and pop songs from her long career.

Scott Bradlee, and ad hoc group Postmodern Jukebox, reworks 21st century pop hits in a variety of vintage styles.

New wave from Martin Fry and band.

Former Beach Boy member and solo artist Brian Wilson delivers the greatest hits from his solo works alongside fan favourites from his career with the band.

Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy perform pop hits by their former bands.

Midge Ure & Band Electronica celebrate 40 years since the release of Ultravox's Rage In Eden and Quartet albums.

Aljaz and Janette will be returning with their brand new show Remembering The Oscars. Get ready to celebrate the Oscar-winning songs in this exhilarating new dance spectacular with Strictly’s favourite couple. Whether you are Wishing On A Star, Swinging On A Star or merely dancing in the City of Stars, this incredible production will take you from Disney family favourites, through to the Golden Ages of Hollywood and Bollywood, with songs from Lady Gaga, Adele, Prince, Queen, Eminem, Celine Dion and Barbra Streisand, as well as classics from legendary songwriters such as Burt Bacharach, John Barry, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Irving Berlin and many more. With a cast of amazing dancers and musicians and stunning stage designs, costumes and huge LED screen, this dazzling spectacular will be a night to remember. Meet & Greet: Additional £100 (no concessions)

A lively performance from this quintessentially Quebecois band, combining excellent musicianship with an engaging stage presence.

Pop ballads from the nice and safe Boyzone man.

The official Queen tribute act, assembled by Roger Taylor.

ESA astronaut Tim Peake talks about his fascinating career.

A solo performance from this Irish singer and mandolin player who co-founded a succession of acclaimed Irish bands, from Sweeney's Men to Patrick Street.

Contemporary fiddle band from the Highlands and Islands who've been called 'the Led Zeppelin of the folk world' and 'the U2 of their genre'.

Celtic ballads from Edinburgh born singer-songwriter Ross Wilson.

American singer-songwriter with a focus on folksong, poetry and balladry.

Judie Tzuke, Beverley Craven and Julia Fordham perform their hits and album tracks with a five-piece band.

New hour from the English comedian best known as a team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, plus Dave's Ultimate Worrier.

Kenneth Branagh adapts another of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot stories.

Hard rockin’ electric blues, southern boogie, country blues, with a deep soulful voice and formidable guitar playing.

Known for appearances, performances and musical accompaniment to Ally McBeal and top 10 single (and show theme) 'Searching My Soul'. Now on her 14th album, Shepard performs new songs and back catalogue classics.

Iconic 80s pop star.

American musician, singer and songwriter whose high-energy boogie-blues sound was a staple of 1980s rock radio.

Admired pop/blues songsmith -- founder of cult band The Bible and frequent collaborator with Eddi Reader, Paul Young and Natalie Imbruglia. Boo has released many albums as a solo performer and has made hit songs over the past two decades.

Lucy Farrell is a songwriter, folk singer and multi-instrumentalist from Kent. A much in demand collaborator she has been a key member of influential folk acts including Eliza Carthy's Wayward Band, the Emily Portman Trio and Carthy, Oates, Farrell & Young. As one quarter of the critically acclaimed band The Furrow Collective she won the 'Best Band' category at the BBC Folk Awards in 2018. Throughout this busy schedule Lucy stole time in hotels, motorway services and even a winter cabin retreat in Canada to build up a collection of sublime solo material with tenor guitar and violin, which offers her singular take on the human condition. A much-loved performer, Lucy is due to release her new solo album with Hudson Records in 2020.

Seven-piece country folk band with high energy fiddle/drums/banjo/guitars and joyous foot-stomping live shows.

Folk duo from London.

One of the most accomplished soul bands to grace the R&B scene, The Stylistics bring with them the sweet, soulful memories of years past.

Contemporary folk by the singer-songwriter, formerly of Nizlopi.

Acoustic soul singer-songwriter, composer and cellist.

The Crawleys visit the South of France to find out why the Dowager Countess has been gifted a villa.

The King of PowerPoint comedy is back with a new live show.

Americana from the Nashville singer-songwriter.

One of the best post-punk pop acts, helmed by the songwriting duo Glen Tilbrook and Chris Difford.

Eighties soul balladeer who incited imaginary love interests everywhere to 'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car'.

Irish charmer Nathan Carter and his band play an easy listening mix of Irish, country and popular songs.

Screening of the perennial festive favourite, with a live orchestra providing the soundtrack.

The Pink Floyd drummer performs songs from two of the band's earliest albums.

Folk singer-songwriter from County Derry.

Multi-instrumentalist and singer in concert.

Prolific singer-songwriter from Oxfordshire whose style is strongly influenced by Bob Dylan, Tom Waits and Joni Mitchell.

Folk music from the Leicester based singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Disco and funk by the well-established hitmaking band from America.

The band performs classic soft-rock hits in tribute to the Phil Collins' era of the group.

Star of SAS: Who Dares Wins goes on tour and discusses his career as a member of the UK Special Forces.

Elio Pace plays the songs of the Piano Man.

This highly acclaimed concert-style production continues to captivate audiences across the UK with its spectacular re-creation of the classic songbook that made The Carpenters a legend in the world of popular music. The outstanding vocal talents of Claire Furley and pianist / artistic director Phil Aldridge take centre-stage, accompanied by Richard Carpenter’s original orchestral arrangements from live musicians, and a stage-wide backdrop of state-of-the-art video projection. Featuring all of the Carpenters hit songs including (They Long To Be) Close To You, Yesterday Once More, We’ve Only Just Begun, Superstar, A Song For You, Rainy Days & Mondays, and many more!

Described as ‘one of the best Scottish traditional singers on the planet’ (fRoots), Siobhan Miller is a richly celebrated folk singer and songwriter, whose soulful and stirring renewal of traditional song has won her the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Traditional Track and the BBC Alba Scots Trad Music Awards’ Scots Singer of the Year an unprecedented four times. She appears at the Granary with Innes White, guitar, Charlie Stewart, fiddle and Euan Burton, double bass.

Rootsy, bluegrassy six-piece with tweed outfits and fedoras to complete the old-country feel.

Top selling Irish singer/songwriter.

The duo performs its blend of country and soul. Husband and wife Michael Weston King and Lou Dalgleish have produced three critically acclaimed albums, won several accolades and awards and performed all across the globe.

Musical celebrating the queen and king of country: Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers.

The veteran singer-songwriter, bassist and activist performs from Only The Now, his first album in 20 years.

Elephant Sessions transcend boundaries and shake the very foundations of expectation. Exploding onto the indie folk scene to unparalleled effect with their last album All We Have Is Now, the band have since appeared at some of the world’s most notable venues and festivals. Winning multiple awards in 2018, releasing their third album in 2019 and returning from their Australian Tour at the beginning of 2020, the band planned to again head out on the road to perform a few dates across the UK. Then came lockdown. It takes more than a worldwide pandemic to stop this band though! With help from Creative Scotland, Elephant Sessions filmed their Lockdown Special in late 2020 in Ironworks in Inverness. This went on to be one of the most viewed events of the Celtic Connections 2021 online festival. Watch out for this band – they have transformed traditional music!

Canadian folk pop duo Brenley MacEachern and Lisa MacIsaac.

The pairing of Mark McCausland and Oisin Leech perform folk, country and blues material.

Four young musicians from Orkney perform fiery folk on three fiddles and a piano.

Irish folk singer and bouzouki player.

American musician, singer-songwriter and producer who began her career playing violin with the Dambuilders and also played with Black Beetle, Antony and the Johnsons and more.

New hour from the Scottish comedian.

Cult singer-songwriter, described as the 'Welsh Springsteen', making social and spiritual comment through his acoustic songs.

The World’s Official No. 1 Eagles tribute returns for another outstanding show promising more of their trademark musical prowess, acute attention to detail, and incredible showmanship. This phenomenal group of musicians have been touring for over two decades and remain true Eagles fanatics! Their longevity and continued international acclaim are due in no small part to their extraordinary mastery of the Eagles’ distinctive sound. Featuring the very best from the Eagles’ repertoire including Hotel California, Take it to the Limit, Life in the Fast Lane, Take It Easy, Lyin’ Eyes, Desperado and plenty more!

The big-haired piano man performs from his catalogue of doe-eyed 70s hits.

Music show featuring Mike Pender (original voice of the Searchers), The Trems, The Fortunes, The Swinging Blue Jeans and The Dakotas. Hits include 'Needles and Pins', 'Silence Is Golden', 'Storm In A Teacup', 'Hippy Hippy Shake', 'Little Children' plus many more.

The former Soft Cell singer turned successful solo artist supports his latest release.

Leeds based singer-songwriter, guitar virtuoso and YouTube viral sensation.

Folk-rock from the fiddle player, guitarist and singer-songwriter.

The legendary fathers of conscious hip hop.

GoGo Penguin and Matthew Halsall saxophonist and flutist mixing jazz, funk and rare groove.

The respected English folk singer and guitarist.

Now resident in Scotland, the respected Geordie songwriter performs with his band The Daintees.

Crossover jazz vocalist with a cool swinging take on tracks by Hank Williams, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen.

Rick Wakeman reinterprets some of his hits in piano form.

Not to be confused with the Australian Pink Floyd Show, no sirree. These guys are British. But in other ways, quite similar.

Mohsen Amini (concertina), Hayley Keenan (violin) and Craig Irving (guitar) play folk informed by their strong backgrounds in Irish and Scottish music.

Blend of Baroque pop and nostalgia from Andrew Wasylyk, who has previously worked with Idlewild and the Hazey Janes, and toured with Wilco and Electric Soft Parade.

Anthony Weeden: conductor Gary Williams: vocalist Featuring sensational songs with swing, including: Luck Be A Lady Can’t Take My Eyes Off You Mack the Knife The Way You Look Tonight I’ve Got You Under My Skin Night and Day Singin’ In the Rain You’re All The World to Me Ain’t That A Kick in the Head My Kinda Town New York, New York My Way Star of the West End’s Rat Pack, Gary Williams returns to Liverpool to join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and celebrate music with all the glamour and glitz of the Las Vegas Strip. This evening, join us for a night with swagger, featuring the hits of Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Nat ‘King’ Cole and many more.

Mike Rutherford's MOR crew return with a new vocalist in tow -- Andrew Roachford of 'Cuddly Toy' fame. The band perform from tracks from their extensive back catalogue including 'The Living Years’, 'Word Of Mouth' and 'Another Cup of Coffee'.

The world famous orchestra formed after the loss of Glenn Miller present a repertoire of swing and jazz band tunes.