Since forming the cubans in early 2006, four "A" Level students from the Black Country have written and performed their own material to live audiences in and around the Midlands, as well as being featured on UK TV . In less than 12 months the cubans have experienced more publicity and acclaim than many bands have done over several years of being together . (back to top)

Equal parts emo and metal, Portland-based quartet 36 Crazyfists are Brock Lindow on vocals, Steve Holt on guitar & vocals, Mick Whitney on bass and Thomas Noonan on drums. American soft-rockers Poison Well, whose music is as beautifully crafted as it is painstakingly passionate. Subtle angst and controlled fury that builds and builds until the emotions can no longer be controlled. (back to top)

West Midlands-based tribute to Led Zeppelin who have been together for ten years and who really know what they are doing. They were the first tribute band ever to be included in the Kerrang reader's poll, coming 10th in the 'best unsigned band' section in 2004. Recommended by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. (back to top)

Bjorn Again 19th (very nearly 20th) Anniversary Tour. Björn Again has reached a huge milestone ...... Well ... Almost ! Join in all the fun on the band's 19th Anniversary Tour which promises to be a fantastic night out for everyone. Björn Again was created in 1988 by Australian musician and manager Rod Leissle. The show quickly achieved worldwide cult status and has 4000 performances in 51 countries in 19 years. (back to top)

Kamelot is one of metal's most unique, influential and prestigious acts to come along in decades. The group's reputation among fans and media alike is marked by enthusiasm as well as esteem, each of their seven studio albums to date surpassing its predecessor in terms of songwriting and production. As one of the most difficult-to-categorise artists on the metal scene, Kamelot are poised to assault the planet with their most insightful and ambitious project to date, Ghost Opera . Ready to continue their ascension to the pinnacle of metal royalty, founding guitarist Thomas Youngblood, bassist Glenn Barry, new keyboardist Oliver Palotai and drummer Casey Grillo join lead singer Roy Khan to complete this journey to systematically alter the face of metal. Throughout the recent years, their releases have achieved cult status around the world. Ghost Opera will once again raise the bar for others to follow. (back to top)

The Complete Stone Roses are now one of the UK's most well-known, most seen and most successful tribute bands. Selling out venues across the UK and Ireland regularly, they have helped to carry on the music of one of the UK's most influential bands, the Stone Roses. The Completes are perfectionists at their art and have gone from strength to strength after several changes in the line-up - something very few bands manage to do so effortlessly. Of their commitment, Mani from the Stone Roses says their attention to detail is amazing, the bass he uses a Rickenbacker 3000, which is extremely rare, but they have found one. (back to top)

Another group who have been heralded as "the best new band in Britain", Starsailor released their debut single Fever, to universal critical acclaim in 2001. The band followed this success with hit singles Good Souls and Alcoholic before the release of debut album Love is Here in September of that year. After an extended tour of Europe and the United States in support of the album, the band returned to the studio in 2003, working with legendary producer Phil Spector to record Silence is Easy, released in early 2004. Tickets available from Friday 5th December at 9am. (back to top)

Alongside New Model Army and a fertile bhangra scene, Terrorvision are the Yorkshire city of Bradford's chief musical export. And, after capturing a UK number 1 single in 1999, there is every reason for them to be a source of local pride. After abandoning the name Spoilt Bratz in 1991, Terrorvision (named after a cult B-movie) formed around vocalist Tony Wright, guitarist Mark Yates, bass player Leigh Markley and drummer Shutty. A single demo tape was enough to convince EMI Records to offer them not only a deal, but their own imprint, Total Vegas. A succession of albums followed, melding pop hooks with metal guitars (akin to a harsher Cheap Trick). These included Formaldehyde (1992), How to Make Friends and Influence People (1994) and Regular Urban Survivors (1996). These spawned a series of chart appearances for singles such as "New Policy One," "Pretend Best Friend," the excellent "Alice, What's the Matter?" and "Perseverance." The latter took them into the UK top five, illustrating their broadening commercial appeal. That was confirmed with the release of 1998's Shaving Peaches, a heady mix of wacked-out pop and rock piledrivers with a real dumb charm that some compared to the Ramones. Despite attendant single "Tequila" topping the charts, Terrorvision were nevertheless dropped by EMI before the end of the millennium. However, their own label scored a working relationship with Papillion in May 2000. A sixth appearance on the "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" Christmas special soon followed prior to the band returning to the studio the next year. Good To Go, their fifth album which sparked the hit single "D'Ya Wanna Go Faster?," appeared in February 2001. Sadly, after a string of spring shows, Terrorvision's 13-year career came to a halt when the band disbanded in June. A small farewell tour in the UK was scheduled for late fall to coincide the release of the retrospective, Whales & Dolphins, in September. (back to top)

Widely regarded as one of the world's finest spiritualist mediums, Colin Fry was born in 1962 and turned professional at the age of 17. He has spent many years sharing his spiritual philosophy with audiences around the world and in 1999 was made Principal of Rambsbergsgarden International College of Spiritual Science. In 2002 he presented his first TV show, 6ixth Sense shown on Living TV, regularly attracting a million-plus audience. TJ Higgs has appeared on Psychic Detective alongside Tony Stockwell as well as ITV2, Your Destiny TV and elsewhere. (back to top)

Gary Moore is acknowledged as one of the finest musicians the British Isles has ever produced. In a career that dates back to the 1960s, there are few musical genres that he has not turned his adroit musical hand to, and has graced the line-ups of several notable rock bands, Thin Lizzy, Colosseum II and Skid Row to name but three. Tickets available from Friday 14th November at 9am. (back to top)

An experienced comedian who has been travelling the world reducing audiences to helpless tears of laughter. One half of Radio 2's 'Parsons & Naylor' show and a lynchpin of BBC2's 'Mock The Week'. (back to top)

The Evening of Clairvoyance is the most spectacular to be seen yet. Joe will shock you with his unbelievable spiritual information! His accuracy is rated as one of the best in the world! During the show Joe will interact with his audience delivering messages from the spirit world to friends and family members in the audience. Joe will also give the audience an opportunity to ask him questions regarding the spirit world, but also injects his humour into the show giving the audience a night of laughter, shocking them with his amazing accuracy and bringing tears of joy. Joe is known for his quick sense of humour and may tell the audience shocking truths yet to be relieved. (back to top)

Star of Bafta-winning comedy The Thick of It and his own BBC2 sitcom Lab Rats, Mr la-di-da smartypants Addison is regarded as one of the most versatile comics in the country. With his pacy, energetic routines and faultless delivery, he has charmed audiences and critics alike as a top-class purveyor of smartarse daftness, whimsy, perspiration, lies and jokes, and earned two Perrier nominations for his trouble. Chris Addison will be appearing on Jonathan Ross on the Friday 4th July and Lab Rats (his brand new sit com) will be airing from 10th July on BBC2. Tickets on sale from Thursday 20th November at 9am. (back to top)

In his worldwide theatre demonstrations and television programmes, he endeavours to reunite relatives with their loved ones who have passed over. Tony gives proof beyond doubt and convinces even the hardest sceptics of the existence of the afterlife. It's not hypnosis or trickery...Tony provides evidence of the continued existence of the afterlife. Often compassionate, frequently humorous, but always accurate. Tickets available from Wednesday 19th Novemeber at 10am. (back to top)