A packed dance floor, a talented band of musicians and some lively songs were the order of the day when the tribute act The Specials Ltd played at The Hub at St Mary’s.
A lively and enthusiastic audience turned out to hear a tribute to one of the most influential post-punk bands of the 1970s when a Band Called Malice played at The Hub at St Mary’s.
An attentive audience heard some of the most recognisable big band jazz music from the 1930s and 1940s when the acclaimed Ockbrook Big Band and a guest singer appeared at the Hub at St Mary’s.
With a storied career in The Beatles, a solo spell and various side projects including The Travelling Wilburys, there is a lot of music to fit into an evening of George Harrison’s music.
The well-known jazz and blues guitarist Remi Harris and his trio played to an enthusiastic, near-capacity audience when they appeared at The Hub at St Mary’s.
With a talented band and an appreciative audience, local singer Lydia Rae played a set of jazz standards as well as some of her own music when she appeared at The Hub at St Mary’s.
Following support slots for Toploader and Chesney Hawkes, local singer-songwriter Bryan Brindley and his four-piece band played to a capacity audience at The Hub at St Mary’s.
