There are just two days left to catch the sixth Maidstone Fringe Festival which will see more than 100 bands playing in 14 venues across the town, showcasing some of the best new and original music Kent has to offer.

The festival began on Wednesday, and already the town's pubs and clubs have been host to an eclectic range of bands ranging from old-school rock and blues to the latest in contemporary folk, funk and hip hop.

Highlights still to come include Broken Banjo this afternoon at Earls in Earl Street, and Stacy and The Freeloaders tomorrow at The Style and Winch in Union Street.

Other venues include the Druids Arms in Earl Street, The Flowerpot in Sandling Road, the Source Bar in Rose Yard and many more.

For more information about who's playing where see our guide below or alternatively, visit www.maidstonefringe.com

Sunday, May 1:

Earls, alldayer, 1pm-late: I Am Aquitaine: 1pm, The Bay Rays: 2.30pm, Broken Banjo: 3.45pm, Flawless Carbon: 4.45pm, TV Smith: 6.15pm, King Size Slim: 7.30pm, Salvation Jayne: 9pm, The Standard Lamps: 10.30pm.

The Flowerpot: 3pm-6pm: Toby Starks and Friends

The Druids Arms, live music from 1pm, comedy from 5pm-7pm, Curb Pilots: 8pm

The Royal Albion: Rattlesnakes: 2pm

The Pilot: Nick Lawrence: 3pm

Drakes, from 2pm-10pm: Sensi Soundsystem: Reggae & Dub

Pizza Express, 6.45pm, £15: Fil Straughan

The White Horse, 8.30pm: Jam Night and Open Mic, hosted by Samuel Jacques and Paul Moss

The Art Lounge, 2pm-5pm: Ian Ingles, Jayne Snow

The Source Bar, 3pm-6am, House and Tech £15-25

Monday, May 2:

The Style and Winch: Make Some Noise Alldayer: 2pm – 10pm, Style Wars and Sci-fi Fancy Dress (Optional).

Stacey & The Freeloaders: 2pm, Tom Luke: 3.15pm, Knights Of Hoodoo: 4pm, Dom Wise: 5.15pm, Mikey Price and Jon Fuller: 6pm, The Florescents: 7pm, Dr D’s Satellite Boogie: 8pm Goosebumps: 9pm