This avant-garde blend of art, science, and technology tells an immersive story of 120 million years, focusing attention on the crucial plight of a quintessential creatures: the bee. Attendees will have the chance to see the world from a bee's perspective, interacting with sculptures, radiant light displays, and constantly changing soundscapes linked to live beehive activity.

This exhibition offers a retrospective look into 80's icon Holly Johnson's transformative journey, marking the 40th anniversary of his rhythmic, groundbreaking album. Beyond music, it also delves into Johnson's bravely navigating personal and social adversities that deeply impacted the LGBTQ+ community and society during that era.

Stitching Souls: Threads of Silence presents an evocative installation by British-Trinidadian artist, Karen McLean, centering around Liverpool's intimate links with the transatlantic slave trade. Seeking healing via dialogue, reflection and reconciliation, attendees will engage deeply with a too-often silenced aspect of British history, all through the poignant lens of traditional Black quilting techniques.

Immerse yourself in a visionary display presenting the works of 50 prolific Black women and non-binary artists, all shaping the contemporary British art scene. Attendees will encounter a variety of mediums such as paintings, sculptures, and videos, framed within past decade embodiments with many firsthand, artist-selected exhibits.

Formed in 2004, You Me At Six are an English rock band hailng from Weybridge, Surrey. The band consists of lead vocalist Josh Franceschi, lead guitarist Max Helyer, rhythm guitarist Chris Miller, bassist Matt Barnes, and drummer Dan Flint. Taking inspiration from the likes of Blink-182, Green Day, and Jimmy Eat World, You Me At Six have crafted a unique sound and style that has seen them become one of the most popular rock acts in the UK. With their blend of anthemic choruses and powerful riffs, the band have created a catalogue of anthemic and atmospheric tracks that have seen them become one of the most successful and acclaimed bands in the rock world.

White Denim is an American four-piece rock band from Austin, Texas. Their music is influenced by psychedelic rock, blues, punk rock, progressive rock, soul,and jazz. Their sound features a jamming approach, intense looping work, and unusual song structures.

Napalm Death is a British extreme metal band credited with pioneering the grindcore genre. Known for their blisteringly fast songs, aggressive political lyrics, and uncompromising sound, they have remained a force in heavy music for decades. Their influence on punk, metal, and extreme music is immeasurable.

Jalen Ngonda is a groundbreaking artist who pushes the boundaries of soul music. Combining classic and contemporary influences with his own unique sound, this artist transcends boundaries and creates truly life-enriching music. With an exciting record deal with Daptone Records, a bright future awaits this trailblazing artist.

The Darkness is a rock band from England that was formed in 2000. Consisting of four members, their debut album Permission To Land was a certified four-time platinum winner in the UK and sold over 1 million units. They have multiple number one hit singles like "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," "Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End)" and "Love Is Only a Feeling."

Started by the Hendy brothers, this contemporary Irish folk group began amassing a fanbase when they live-streamed their gigs during the COVID-19 lockdowns. You can expect the Anglophobic tunes to speak freely of their political opinions of England while getting your toes tapping. Hum along to their first song, "All the Boys on the Dole."

Get ready to groove to the soulful sounds of the blues at this year's highly anticipated Blues Festival. With a lineup of talented musicians and a lively atmosphere, this event is sure to be a hit for music lovers of all ages.

Benjamin Joseph "Ben" Ottewell is a singer-songwriter from England. Gomez, an English indie rock band, has him as one of their three principal singers. In 1998, he was awarded the Mercury Music Prize, and he is recognized for his "deep, raspy voice" and "gravelly baritone."

Loreen catapulted to international stardom with her captivating Eurovision-winning anthem "Euphoria," blending ethereal vocals with an electrifying stage presence. This Swedish sensation continues to enchant audiences worldwide, proving that her artistry is much more than a fleeting moment—it's an enduring journey.

Definitely Mightbe is the longest-running tribute band to Oasis which has been performing for about two decades at 2000 shows. They play on tours and festivals across the UK, Ireland, and other European countries, as well as the Caribbean and the Middle East areas.

Al Murray is a stand-up comedian, musician, writer and actor from England. The Oxford graduate was listed among the 50 Funniest Acts in British Comedy and voted the 16th greatest stand-up comic by Channel 4 audience. He also starred in the sitcom Time Gentlemen Please and hosted the TV show Al Murray's Happy Hour.