Together in some iteration since 1979, The Bootleg Beatles have it sewn up when it comes to tributes to the fab four. Known for their ultra-detailed performances, the group have represented The Beatles for 41 years, including 11 shows at Glastonbury Festival, and 22 nights at the Royal Albert Hall among their globetrotting appearances!

A love like no other as you've never seen it before. Twilight is returning to the big screen, accompanied by a live band for a truly unforgettable experience. Join Bella as she moves from the heat of Phoenix (cactus in hand) to never-sunny Forks, Washington. Her life changes forever as she falls in love with a one-hundred-year-old vampire named Edward masquerading as a teenage boy, who, no matter what he does, thirsts for her blood in a way he'd never imagined. Have you ever wanted Super Massive Black Hole to be performed live as you watch the baseball scene? Trick question, we all have, and now you have your chance!

From the streets of Dundee to the Golden Globes, join Succession star Brian Cox for this one-off evening where the beloved actor will be sharing tales from his life and career, as only Brian Cox can! Not to be confused with a certain Professor, Brian Cox has been entertaining audiences long before his turn as the Roy patriarch, treading the boards since the early sixties. In addition to his Golden Globe, he's also the recipient of a pair of Olivier Awards, two Baftas, two Screen Actors Guild Awards, an Emmy, and an OBE.

It's been over 20 years since Richard Curtis' Christmas rom-com Love Actually hit cinema screens, turning into an instant cult classic that continues to be a staple come the colder months. In the tradition of fellow rom com masterpieces Bridget Jones' Diary, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill, its tales of yearning, first love, heartbreak, and reconciliation are filled with charm, whimsy, and sweetness that makes them perfect festive-viewing fodder.

Now more than five decades on from its premiere, Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking work Tubular Bells is a culture-defining piece of contemporary classical music. Don't miss your chance to see Tubular Bells I and excerpts of Tubular Bells II and II being performed in full on tour around the UK in 2026! Led by conductor and frequent collaborator of Oldfield, Robin Smith, the concert will also feature performances of another Oldfield classic, Moonlit Shadow.