Music

The sixth and final concert in the Newark and District Music Club’s season is a performance by Red Priest at Newark's Palace Theatre on Saturday, April 24.

Zubop Gambia performs a fusion of African music in Grange Hall, Radcliffe, on April 15 at 8pm and Southwell Library on April 17 at 7pm.

New Music From The Old North will be presented by Fribo as part of Village Ventures.

Reg Meuross, known as a true English troubadour, brings a collection of beautiful songs to the stage at Bottesford Village Hall on April 17, at 7.30pm.

Three years ago the members of boyband JLS had never met and fame was merely a vision for the future for Oritsé Williams.

One of Europe’s top 1940s and western swing sextets returns to the Palace Theatre, Newark, on Sunday, April 11 with another high-energy show.

The Dixieland Jazz Band can be heard in Newark Palace Theatre's bar area from 12.15pm-2.15pm on Sunday, April 11.

A BRASS concert takes place at St Michael’s Church, Halam, on Sunday, April 11 for The Arimathea Trust, which gives help to refugees.

A new Newark-based band is about to embark on its first ever tour. Kiss Corona hit the road with another popular high energy band, Twenty Twenty, for a five-date UK tour.

Southwell Minster launches a musical spring season this Easter, with an array of recitals, concerts and events lined up in the coming months.

Queen tribute band Mercury delivered on their promise to rock the Palace Theatre, Newark, on Friday, with an outstanding performance.

Music fans can enjoy An Evening of the Blues with the Ian Siegal Band at The Terry O’Toole Theatre, North Hykeham, on Friday, March 26.

Television presenter and reality star Jane McDonald returns to the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, with a new show.

Fans of The Eagles decided to turn their passion into reality and form their own tribute band.

The organisers of Newark Jazz Festival have announced the line-up of performers.

Fresh from his six-week tour of the United States and Canada, Welsh troubadour Martyn Joseph wowed his Nottinghamshire audience on March 13, when he played to a near-full house at Rainworth Village Hall.

The current season of Warthog On Wednesdays folk gigs closed with an appearance by Rosie Doonan And The Snapdragons at the Old Ship Inn, Lowdham.

A Come and Sing Stainer’s Crucifixion event, organised by Newark Choral Society, was held on March 13 in aid of the Barnbygate Methodist Church Restoration Fund and raised £1,000.

Female impersonator Nicola Harris is returning to her roots in aid of a breast screening unit at Newark Hospital.

Former Dr Hook lead singer Dennis Locorriere is back on the road, stopping at the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, on March 26 at 7.30pm.