After 5pm, Music, Reggae

Buster Bloodvessel and co persist with the comedy ska.

The chart-topping and multi-platinum selling singer from Barbados, born Robyn Rihanna Fenty, performs a mixture of R&B, pop and dancehall to promote the album Unapologetic.

The saxophonist and singer performs Motown, soul and reggae.

Nu-soul and reggae by the London-based group.

Ska and reggae by the London-based band.

The singer-songwriter from Chester, real name Hayley Carline, performs a laid back mix of reggae, lovers rock and reggae fusion.

Local artists are invited to play original or cover pieces, including funk, reggae, drum'n'bass and electro.

Classic reggae and lovers rock by the Jamaican-born vocalist.

Classic reggae and lovers rock by the Jamaican-born vocalist.

Ska and reggae by the eight-piece group who originate from Guildford.

A mix of world, roots and reggae by the singer-songwriter and his accompanying musicians.

Musician Charlie Wolfman leads the band as it performs a unique mix of blues and reggae.

Singer Adam Parsons and his four-piece, Cardiff-based group plays ska and reggae-soul.

A new orchestral interpretation of Bob Marley's hit 1973 album Catch A Fire by Jazz Jamaica All Stars and the Urban Soul Orchestra featuring special guest Brinsley Forde.

Dub and reggae by the group from Jamaica.

Energetic ska, punk and reggae six-piece from Cardiff.

Ska, punk and reggae by the six-piece band from Cardiff.

A mix of punk and reggae by the Brighton-based band.

Bromley-based singer Tyber Cranstoun leads his eight-piece band as it plays lively ska and reggae.

Reggae and roots by the London-based festival favourites.

Eclectic night of electronica, hip hop, reggae and house sounds.

Scottish nine-piece ska outfit are joined by kindred spirits for this Teenage Cancer Trust gig.

Dub and reggae by the seven-piece group who originate from Wellington, New Zealand.

Classic funk, rock and reggae hits.