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Everyone had so much fun last year, we are back to do it again!

Live 16 piece Big Band and close harmony vocal trio, The Honeybirds.

We've got lots of great music for you from classic Big Band, Christmas and Party tunes. And lots of room for dancing!

And for those of you that have been before we've asked Kate to do 9 to 5! And if you haven't been before you are in for a treat!

The Honeybirds are an amazing vocal trio, who met through a mutual love of intricate close harmony, swing music, 1940s style and fashion. They might even do some solo party numbers!

Green Carnation Film Club Presents...BOOM!

Got the winter blues? Craving a diamond-encrusted, Mediterranean summer? Join us for a night of explosive cinema at Wharf Chambers!

Based on the Tennessee Williams play, The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, BOOM! is a tour de force of late-1960s weirdness.

Elizabeth Taylor plays an erratic widow wafting around a lush villa in an array of fabulous outfits, before being visited by a sinister Richard Burton.

Bizarre, melodramatic and immersive, this is a classic of camp cinema.

Los Angeles based musician Charles Moothart (Fuzz, Goggs, Freedom Band) released previous solo work under the moniker CFM. Now working under his full name, as change is the only universal truth, Moothart's latest album Black Holes Don't Choke (out now on In The Red) is made up of "love songs for the apocalypse." It is his most self-assured solo release to date. Heavy riffs alternating with spacious tunes, and a live set that vacillates from fast and loose to groovy and heady.

The Tubs' second album, Cotton Crown, sees the Celtic Jangle boyband venture into darker, more personal territory while continuing to hone their highly addictive brand of songcraft. It’s a true level up album which sees the band expand their sonic palette to take in a kaleidoscopic range of influences: everything from soulful pub rock (Chain Reaction) to Husker Du aggression (One More Day) to melancholy sophisto-pop (Narcissist) gets a look in.

An extraordinary, nocturnally-inclined modernist rock band drenched in Southern Gothic, Brooklyn trio Bambara have evolved their macabre vision to perfection over their previous five albums.

Not many bands can claim that they were formed in a cemetery. But it was a perfect and appropriately poetic setting for the birth of roots music trailblazers The Pine Hill Haints. Just to address the obvious, the word “haint,” of archaic English origin, means to haunt or to inhabit aggressively. And with a medium-like connection, The Haints have spent the last two decades resurrecting all kinds of music that has passed out of the mainstream – in a style they call “Alabama Ghost Country.”

Two decades since debuting as the masked-and-nicknamed drummer and vocalist of Animal Collective, Noah Lennox has led so many creative lives, navigated so many different styles, and been part of so many beloved recordings, that it can be easy to overlook just how consistent his creative vision has remained.