Music in Howden

The Jam'd: Tribute to The Jam

The Jam'd have built a huge fan base who agree this show is better than any other tribute to The Jam including Mr Foxton himself.

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TV Smith

TV Smith was founder member, singer and songwriter for the Adverts, who formed in late 1976 and were one of the leading bands in the first wave of British punk…

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Free Gala Afternoon Concert: Brodsky Quartet

Join us for an unmissable gala afternoon concert with one of the greatest string quartets of our time."...the players gave unstintingly of their passion and ene…

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Phil Beer

Phil Beer is an award-winning, multi-instrumental musician, singer, and composer, best known as a founder of the folk duo Show of Hands.

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Free Lunchtime Concert: Daniel Lebhardt

"Power, poetry and formidable technique" - The New York TimesJoin us for our penultimate lunchtime concert of the year, with internationally-acclaimed pianist D…

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Christine Collister & Dave Kelly

It had been a number of years since Dave and Christine had the opportunity to perform together ~ when the invitation to play at Vancouver Island Festival was ex…

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Sin City: the Bon Scott Years...

Some 14 years after first appearing at the Shire Hall with LiveWire Ash JD Baker former Angus in "Livewire the AC/DC show" makes his long awaited return to the…

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Hells Bells.

Hells Bells is Europe's longest-established AC/DC tribute band, performing high-energy shows across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East since 1996.

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Fire & Rain

Fire and Rain is not a tribute or sound-a-like act. It's simply a collection of six of the best musicians from the North of England coming together to play musi…

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Free Lunchtime Concert: Sarah Williamson

"A superb player" - The Independent on Sarah Williamson "Passionate flair and sparkling clarity" - The New York Times on Sam HaywoodJoin us for our final luncht…

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Rob Tognoni

Rob Tognoni, known as The Tasmanian Devil, has been electrifying audiences worldwide for over 40 years with his fiery and dynamic guitar playing.

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