Evening events, Music, Rock & pop

The Frog is back and there seems to be no stopping them as they return for a May Bank Holiday special featuring David Morales, Dimitri from Paris, Erol Alkan, Chez Damier, Octave One (live), Matias Aguayo (live), Nicholas, Optimo, 6th Borough Project, Harri & Domenic, Melting Pot, Thunder Disco Club, Ben Martin…

A three course dinner with DJs and a tribute act for your entertainment.

Downtempo, hip hop, funk and dub from this Brighton-based DJ/producer.

Over-14s show. Australian band of pranksters, singers and stunt performers whose name is an acronym of Just Another Name Of Silly Kids In Another Nation. Hope their music is better than their grasp of grammar.

A co-headlining tour from the American band best known for the hit Don't Stop Believin' and David Coverdale's veteran Middlesbrough-formed hard rockers.

The radio station hosts a big ol' pop party featuring JLS, Leona Lewis, McFly and Lawson

Frontman of emo pop band Something Corporate in solo guise.

Three sisters from LA who blend folky and R&B elements in their sound.

Tribute to Freddie Mercury et al, starring Gary Mullen – winner of ITV's Stars in Their Eyes – and his band The Works, bringing you all the Queen hits.

Lady banjo players extraordinaire tour their bluegrass ballads.

In the solemn world of British prog, Caravan were always the cheekiest lads on the block: it's hard to imagine Yes titling one of their albums Cunning Stunts. A dedicated fanbase has ensured the band's survival for over 40 years, and even the lineup has remained relatively stable.

Over-14s show. Punk and metal bonanza across two floors. Massachusetts pop punkers Four Year Strong head the bill in ABC, while San Diego progressive post-hardcore four-piece Pierce the Veil lead the charge in ABC2. Completing the bill are Memphis May Fire, The Early November, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard, Woe Is Me…

Contemporary punk-rock by the group who were formed originally in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

The New York-born singer-songwriter plays bold R&B and emotional pop from her album, The Element Of Freedom which features the hit single Doesn't Mean Anything. The Element Of Freedom is Alicia's fourth studio album, following her debut Songs In A Minor, 2003's The Diary Of Alicia Keys and 2007's As I Am. Keys is…

Larger than life tribute to Queen, featuring all the beloved hits.

Indie pop from Glasgow.

Lock up your daughters – the staggeringly popular X-Factor behemoth pops off on a wee stadium tour.

The veteran band, formed by singer-songwriter and musician Kirk Brandon, performs post-punk and alternative rock.

Eagles tribute act.

A selection of the best-loved songs from new and classic West End shows like The Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia, The Lion King and Les Miserables.

Part of the same London nu-folk scene as Laura Marling and Noah & the Whale, Flynn has been described as 'Nick Drake fronting The Pogues'.

X Factor singer-songwriter with a light, observational style.