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May 2027
80s Live, The Riverfront
A high-energy party concert packed with 1980s chart hits, billed as coming direct from London's West End - time to dig out the leg warmers and sing along.
Keswick Mountain Festival 2027
An outdoor festival with sports events, talks, live music and activities.
RSNO Season Finale: Mahler Three, Usher Hall
The RSNO close their season with Mahler's huge Third Symphony at Usher Hall.
The ELO Show, Dudley Town Hall
A tribute concert to Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra, a fitting choice in the Midlands where ELO began, packed with hits like Mr Blue Sky.
The Tiger Who Came to Tea, The Atkinson
A children's stage adaptation of the favourite picture book about an unexpected tea-time visitor, playing across a Friday and Saturday for young families.
Fishguard Folk Festival
Mostly free folk music festival across venues in Fishguard with live acts, sessions and workshops over the late May bank holiday.
Royal Northern Sinfonia: Dvorak's Eighth Symphony, Sands Centre
The Carlisle Classics season concludes with the Royal Northern Sinfonia performing Dvorak's warm, folk-flavoured Eighth Symphony.
Skye Trail Ultra
80-mile ultramarathon race across the length of the Isle of Skye from Duntulm in the north to Broadford in the south, with registration at Broadford Village Hall.
Jones o Gymru Anglesey Half Marathon and 10k, Mona
A spring road race on Ynys Mon offering half marathon, 10k and a children's Dragons Dash, with quiet island lanes and views towards Snowdonia.
An Audience With Lord Botham, Lowther Pavilion
England cricket great Ian Botham looks back on Ashes heroics, charity walks and life after sport in an evening of stories and audience questions.
Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival
Street festival in Cowbridge town centre showcasing Vale of Glamorgan food and drink producers.
Fairport Convention, Perth Festival of the Arts
The pioneering British folk-rock band plays Perth Concert Hall as part of the Perth Festival of the Arts 2027, a highlight of the city's spring cultural calendar.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Darlington
The multi-award-winning play based on Mark Haddon's novel, following a remarkable teenager's investigation into a neighbour's mystery, staged for a week at the Hippodrome.
Count Arthur Strong, Cast Doncaster
The muddled showbiz veteran character from radio and TV brings the second leg of his farewell tour to Doncaster for an evening of confusion and malapropisms.
Julian Clary, King's Lynn Corn Exchange
The veteran comedian brings his flamboyant, innuendo-packed stand-up and trademark costumes to King's Lynn for a night of camp, cheeky entertainment.
Al Murray: All You Need Is Guv, Winter Gardens
Al Murray returns as his patriotic Pub Landlord character with a new tour of bar-room wisdom and audience banter at the Opera House.
Call of the Wild Festival 2027, Lincolnshire Showground
A four-day rock and metal festival at the Lincolnshire Showground on the edge of Lincoln, with camping and bands across the late-May bank holiday weekend.
Coldplace: Tribute to Coldplay, Memo Arts Centre, Barry
Billed as the world's leading Coldplay tribute, Coldplace return to Barry with a full concert of the band's anthems from Yellow to the more recent hits.
Gabrielle: The Hits UK Tour 2027, Villa Marina
The soul-pop singer performs her best-known songs in the Villa Marina Royal Hall, a nostalgic night out on Douglas promenade just before TT fortnight begins.
Hay Festival 2027 (40th anniversary), Hay-on-Wye
The famous literature and ideas festival marks its 40th year with eleven days of author talks, debates, music and comedy in the book town of Hay-on-Wye, on the northern edge of the national park.
Hay Festival 2027, Hay-on-Wye
The renowned literature and arts festival marks its 40th anniversary in the book town of Hay-on-Wye, with talks, readings, music and comedy over eleven days.
Hejira: Celebrating Joni Mitchell, The Riverfront
A seven-piece band with rotating lead singers celebrates the songs of Joni Mitchell, covering her folk, pop and jazz-influenced albums.
Orkney Folk Festival
Stromness fills with musicians for gigs, sessions and family events across the town for the 44th edition of this long-running folk festival.
Under The Greenwood Tree, Astor Community Theatre Deal
Thomas Hardy's gentle comic novel of a village choir displaced by a church organ, retold through spoken word by actor Mark Carey with live music from ARKangel.