American rock trio who blend big vocals, intricate grooves and heavy guitars. Fronted by vocalist/guitarist Ty Tabor, and ably supported by vocalist/bass guitarist Doug Pinnick and vocalist/drummer Jerry Gaskill. Kings X produce classic rock for a new generation. (back to top)

Buzzcocks will perform their first two classic albums Another Music In A Different Kitchen and Love Bites in their entirety + other hits. Buzzcocks' first album, Another Music in a Different Kitchen, was released almost exactly thirty years ago. It is a major punk landmark and a great record to boot. It's full of fire, wit, speed, philosophical lyrics and gender explorations, as well the sly psychedelia that always made Buzzcocks stand out from the pack. Love Bites is the second Buzzcocks recording. It came at a troubled period for the group and the culture that had formed them. After the demise of the Rotten Sex Pistols in January 1978, Punk was seen as over: its original unitary thrust dissipated into movement and countermovement, Power Pop, Post-Punk, Mod Revival. As a front rank punk group, Buzzcocks were in danger of becoming yesterday's future. Or so it seemed. In fact, 1978 was an extraordinary year for the group. They released two albums, five singles - all of them hits, with two in the top twenty - and toured relentlessly. One of those singles, "Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've?)" is now acknowledged as a pop classic. (back to top)

Ex-Texas singer Sharleen Spiteri will tour her new album, Melody, during a series of shows early next year. The album, which is Sharleen's solo debut, has just been certified Gold after selling more than 100,000 copies. The new dates will be the Scottish singer's first ever solo tour and will see her perform tracks from Melody for the very first time, along with some Texas classics and a few surprises. (back to list)

Imagine the wind in your hair as you cruise the highway, losing yourself amongst the sounds of The Eagles, Cher, Meatloaf, Starship, Shania Twain, The Doors, Tina Turner, Neil Diamond, Elvis Presley, Bryan Adams, Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd and many more… Combine a highly acclaimed cast of performers and musicians with first class staging to create the perfect atmosphere. This is a production which features something which appeals to all ages; from the power ballads of Leanne Rhymes to the laid back acoustic classics of John Denver, all the way through to rockier sounds of Springsteen and Bon Jovi. So climb aboard your Harley, it time to take a trip, be sure to get your kicks down at Route 66. (back to top)

Soulfly's sixth offering for Roadrunner Records, Conquer, may very well be the musical equivalent of the movie Braveheart. The songs -much like the warriors in the film- channel raw, unbridled rage through a cacophony of thrash guitars, infectious grooves, tribal polyrhythms and Max Cavalera's unmistakable, thunderous roar. (back to top)

Shimmering indie-rock from this youthful Scottish four-piece. The View make the kind of music that Primal Scream and The Charlatans would be proud of - clashing guitars, swirling melodies, unexpected crescendos and psychedelic vocals. Tickets available from Friday 5th December at 9am. (back to top)