Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee John Lodge is out playing the seminal Moody Blues album, Days of Future Passed in its entirety, along with a selection of their classic songs...

In Search of Goldoni at the Bristol Old Vic’s Weston Studio is a new show which takes us through the streets of Venice to the hospital wards of Romford and into the inner workings of the protagonist’s brain as he desperately searches for shade from the storm in his mind...

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band delivered a politically charged, electrifying performance in Manchester, as they kicked off their Land of Hope and Dreams Tour...

Known for his raw talent and emotional depth, Martin continues to redefine modern blues guitar...

The band sculpts a return to traditional rock n’ roll and manage its fading roads with stirring tunes and aggressive playing but unlike some bands of the alt-country vein that are similar to them – they have the soul of the genre properly distilled...

Scottish writer and comedian Richard Gadd recounts the true story of being harassed and stalked for years.

The boldest, bravest and strangest show that Ell Potter and Mary Higgins have ever made may also be their last.

Blue Lights, Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson’s Belfast-set drama about police trainees, was one of the BBC’s breakthrough hits of 2023.

It’s off to Glasgow for Matilda Curtis and Ashley Storrie’s new six-part comedy Dinosaur.

This is, first and foremost, the story of Count Alexander Rostov.

There used to be a rule that documentary-makers shouldn’t interfere with their subjects...

But Red Eye is not ambitious. Silly, sure; derivative, yes; but just about watchable...

The legend that is Bruce Springsteen is heading back to Wales this weekend with his first gig in Cardiff for 11 years.

The Cadillac Three rolled into Cardiff and it was a packed Tramshed who turned out to greet them.

Has it honestly been 12 years since The Cadillac Three released their self-titled debut album under their previous name The Cadillac Black?

Masters of the Air is a huge, epic second world war drama, more than a decade in the making, filled with matinee-idol movie stars.

It shouldn’t take an uninspired TV series to prove how hard it is to make an inspired movie.

Five decades in, the magic of a Springsteen show remains: He always seems to have a little bit left in the tank.

“No surrender!” bellowed Bruce Springsteen, as the London rain started to fall, welcoming him to the first of two shows at Wembley Stadium.

One of the UK’s finest voices, Bristol’s very own Elles Bailey, has released her stunning new album Beneath The Neon Glow.