Oswald Mosley headlined the Royal ... seat". Many didn't; January 1934 had seen the Daily Mail's now-infamous "Hurrah for the Blackshirts" headline — and fascism was on the rise. The Royal ...

Key players in the concert cinema space discuss how artists are using the medium to deliver their tours to audiences beyond ...

How did a concert that started with an orchestra playing dance bangers become the biggest one-day festival in New Zealand?

I am told the capacity is 5,200, although 500 odd seats are for patrons of the Royal Albert Hall so I presume a number of those may not attend. The written media are situated in 'Choir East' stand.

Amazingly, no other woman was elected to Darlington council for another 28 years, until 1943 when Mary Lyonette won a seat on the ... the proms' – in the Royal Albert Hall, conducted by Malcolm ...

It had been done before, of course, notably by Lars’s beloved Deep Purple, whose 1969 performance with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall had resulted in Purple’s ...

How did a concert that started with an orchestra playing dance bangers become the biggest one-day festival in New Zealand?

Bray Lions Club will hold a Charity Opera Gala next Wednesday night in the Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray. This will be an evening ...

The tour, which includes a set at Manchester's O2 Apollo and two dates at London's Royal Albert Hall, will see the band ... not a bad seat in the house! " Yeah Yeah Yeahs have partnered with ...

Through the Young Producers programme, the Royal Albert Hall will present Soul Garden, an evening of live music, DJs, spoken ...

Neo-jazz singer-songwriter Ni Maxine, classical and jazz harpist Marysia Osu and multi-instrumentalist SHOLTO are among the headline acts announced to perform as part of the Royal Albert Hall’s ...

Sex Pistols at the Royal Albert Hall review: 'excitement threatening to explode' - 4/5 The Teenage Cancer Trust gigs kick off ...