Pop

'London's peerless gay literary salon' (Independent on Sunday) leaves the confines of gay Soho for the first in a series of nights out at Concrete Cafe Bar at Southbank Centre.

Flute beatboxing innovator Nathan 'Flutebox' Lee and friends take over the Purcell Room on a night of music, dance and VJing featuring collaborations with artists from the UK and India, hosted by...

After two triple platinum albums and sell-out shows across the world, Paolo Nutini plays a unique London show as part of Richard Thompson's Meltdown.

The brainchild of guitarist and songwriter Ged Flood and classically-trained soprano Manuela Schuette, Mishaped Pearls' sound is a unique blend of classical, pop, folk and world music, inspired by...

Crowned Best New Band at the NME Awards in February, Bombay Bicycle Club's acoustic album Flaws - released almost exactly a year after their debut - bookended an incredible year for the...

Paul Morley dons his Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer sweater and talks about his favourite Christmas music, from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Low, Phil Spector to Aimee Mann, Brook Benton to Bob Dylan...

Ray Davies has been responsible for some of the greatest and most-loved songs of the last 40 years.

All the way from Brooklyn, New York, back by popular demand after a sold-out run of shows in 2009, Dan Zanes and Friends bring their festive style of all-ages handmade family music to Southbank...

For over four decades Barbara Dickson OBE has continued to deliver songs in her own incomparable fashion and has firmly established herself as one of the most popular entertainers in Britain today...