Hundreds turned out for a celebration of around the world food, music and dance at Kent’s garden city.

The noughties group will headline a two-day family festival that also boasts vintage vehicles, outdoor theatre and tribute acts.

Huge hits and massive noise - the Kaiser Chiefs certainly let you know they were in town and our reviewer was there to relive his teenage years.

A proms-style concert with rousing orchestras, tribute bands and fireworks will take over one of Kent’s historic landmarks.

The Verve singer who is known for some of the best-selling songs of the ‘90s is performing as part of a summer concert series.

A 10-day festival celebrating classical music, exhibitions and outdoor theatre by local artists is back for another summer.

Noughties heartthrobs JLS, known for songs like Everybody In Love and Beat Again, will perform a new show with “fresh elements” for fans.

Crowds bathed in nostalgia and were overjoyed as they took in their old favourites, as pop rock band Deacon Blue performed at Dreamland.

The pop-up food festival brings a line-up of TV chefs, live music and cookery demonstrations to venues all over the country.

A band that will be playing at one of the world’s biggest music festivals is set to headline a free Kent event just days later.

We review a Scottish double-header as Simple Minds and Del Amitri cheer up a crowd deflated by England’s lacklustre Euro 2024 performance.

Eurovision star Sam Ryder and Scottish band Deacon Blue are the next artists to perform as part of an outdoor summer concert series.

Jim Kerr, lead singer of Simple Minds, speaks to KentOnline ahead of their headline show in the county this week.

We spent the weekend at this year’s Black Deer and captured some snaps of the festival’s huge headline acts.

Nu-metal band Limp Bizkit played a sold-out gig that brought crowd-surfing, mosh pits and projectile vomiting to Kent.

Chart-topping band Simple Minds are coming to the coast as part of a weekend of live music that also features Craig David and Aswad.

Ska band Madness showed a red fez-wearing crowd a whole lot of fun as they smashed through their classic hits.

The heavens opened as Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams took to the Kent stage - but even the rain couldn’t put a damper on things.

The multi-award-winning Summer of 69 singer is flying across the pond to perform his greatest hits in Kent.

A legendary band launched a highly anticipated summer of live music on the Kent coast.