Empire Music Hall

Catchy and jaunty country, bluegrass and rockabilly from the Canadian outfit.

The five-piece originating from Atlanta, Georgia, plays indie-rock and noise rock with elements of ambient music and neo-psychedelia in support of the album Monomania.

The band performs the music of the Los Angeles glamsters.

Alternative rock by singer-songwriter Duke Special, performing with members of General Fiasco.

The Belfast-born singer-songwriter, aka Peter Wilson, performs a selection of his vaudeville-style, pop-rock tunes.

Heavy metal and hard rock covers in tribute to the American singer.

DJs spin dance, electro and pop.

DJs spin an eclectic mix.

DJs spin an eclectic mix.

The three-piece from Duluth, Minnesota, plays harmonious and melodic indie-rock to promote its album The Invisible Way.

Acoustic versions of the indie-pop and pop-rock songs by the four-piece from Hanwell comprising two pairs of brothers and sisters.

The glam-punk veterans take to the stage to promote their album 'Cause I Sez So. The American rockers formed in 1971 in New York City, enjoyed a brief yet successful time in the music industry before breaking up in 1976, three of the members reformed the band in 2004. Two of the original members David Johansen and Sylvain…

Hard rock by the four-piece band who come from Belfast.

Alternative and experimental Americana and country by New York-based singer-songwriter, Matthew Houck.

Jon Pleased Wimmin spins disco and synth-pop.