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The Heathen Apostles are a gothic Americana band formed in 2013 by Chopper Franklin and Mather Louth. They have a mix of western music, post-punk, and gothic rock elements. The band has been active in the music scene and has released several albums, including "Boot Hill Hymnal" (2013), "Fire to the Fuse" (2015), "Requiem For a Remix" (2016), "Bloodgrass Vol. 1 & 2" (2018), "Dust To Dust" (2019), "Bloodgrass Vol. 3 & 4" (2022), and "The In Between" (2024). They have also been involved in charity work, such as supporting victims of the California wildfires with proceeds from their benefit song "Paradise Lost" in 2019. The band continues to tour and release new music, showcasing their unique blend of Gothic Americana and dark roots music. Tom Webber's journey in music began with his grandfather as a mentor, and he has since become a prominent figure in the music scene. His debut EP "Stop and Think About It" showcases his unique voice and production style, earning him recognition from BBC Introducing. Tom's performances at major festivals like Glastonbury and Isle of Wight have solidified his status as a talented musician. In 2024, he released the singles "This Time" and "Keep Calling," and continued to tour with notable artists like Tom Meighan. His upcoming documentary project "The Unexpected Return of Mr Meek" will feature unreleased backing tracks from the 60s. Tom's music blends classic and contemporary influences, and he continues to evolve as an artist, producing fresh tracks and engaging with his audience through live performances and creative projects

Ghosts in the Photographs return to the Jericho with special guests, Worry and Bristols Roar At The Meteor.

The Popguns live in concert

Oxford's longest-running and best-value comedy night returns to the stage to brighten up your Monday nights. Join this 5 improv troupe as they perform 'Whose Line Is It Anyway' style comedy, including improvised songs, sketches, Shakespeares, musicals, raps and more! We encourage mask-wearing to ensure live comedy can keep happening every week. Thank you for being considerate. Online sales will close at 6pm on the night - but don't fret! Some tickets will be available at the door. (We do tend to sell out, so nab your tickets before to avoid disappointment!)

Scott Lavene New Album: Releasing the album Cars, Buses, Bedsits and Shops (out August 22, 2026), which has been described as a "polished" shift towards a 70s American singer-songwriter sound, influenced by artists like Neil Young and Wings. Touring: Currently on a UK tour supporting the new music, with dates in May 2026. Studio Work: Recording new material at his "Milk City Studios" with producer Ben J. Woods. Other Work: Produces a regular newsletter called "Bits & Bobs" featuring short stories and is working on his first novel. Musical Style and Background Sound: Described as "Kerouac meets Ian Dury" or "if Wilco and Bruce Springsteen's baby was raised in Basildon". Themes: His lyrics are often highly autobiographical, focusing on life in Essex, character studies of "ne'er-do-wells," and his own struggles with mental health. Previous Albums: Released Broke (2019) and Disneyland in Dagenham (2024), the latter of which received significant acclaim for its "East End poetry" and post-punk edge. Resilience: After a period of seven years away from music during which he struggled with mental health, Lavene rebuilt his life by working with addicts and alcoholics before returning to music with a more honest, "straight-from-the-soul" approach

Adam Ross is an indie-folk songwriter based in north-east Scotland. He is a solo artist and has also led the cult indie band Randolph's Leap for over a decade, releasing music with legendary Fife label Fence Records and Lost Map as well as Olive Grove Records and Fika Recordings. He is known for his unique brand of articulate lyricism which blends humour, poignancy, wordplay and offbeat stories.

Entwining colossal drones and sledgehammer riffs with a rich, melodic ambience, UK heavy music scene staples Morag Tong wield a sound that is wholly their own. With support from psychedellic stoner rockers Dead Lettuce and lndica Blues

Holly Carter is a singer-songwriter and multi-award-winning instrumentalist who has already established a reputation as one of Bristol's leading fingerstyle guitarists and as one of the UK's only professional female pedal steel players. Drawing inspiration from a varied musical upbringing, her musicality entwines aspects of folk, roots and Americana to create a mix that echoes everything from the likes of Gillian Welch to Chet Atkins. Harnessing an approach to music as a powerful tool for education and change, her songs weave joyously catchy melodies with thought-provoking lyrics that pay homage to a diverse collection of musical and personal heroes. Her debut full-length album, 'Leave Your Mark' is out now.

Formed in York in 2013, King No-One introduced themselves busking original material in the cold, rain drenched streets across the UK. As word spread they built their live reputation with blistering shows across the nations favourite small venues before exploding as one of the biggest live emerging guitar bands in the country.

While we all wait for Tool's next masterpiece, experience the full power of their music live in an intimate venue. From the raw intensity of 1993's Undertow to Fear Inoculum, Vicarious faithfully recreate the band's sonic universe - soul-stirring vocals, soaring guitars, intricate bass lines, and hypnotic drumming that build into a heavy, progressive, consciousness-expanding journey. Featuring two former members of Oxford's acclaimed Tool tribute band Toology, this promises an authentic night for Tool aficionados and fans of towering progressive hard rock. Up close, powerful, and faithful to the original experience.

Unbelievable Truth are a British rock band, led by Andy Yorke, with Nigel Powell, Jason Moulster, and Jim Crosskey. Their sound has been described as "slow, melancholy, country-tinged ballads, wrapped in a soft blanket of acoustic guitars and minor chords".