UB40 ft Ali Campbell will close out a string of summer concerts that have included the likes of Tom Jones, Olly Murs and McFly.

A rockstar surprised music fans after he was seen watching his favourite band at a Kent venue.

A music festival showcasing talented young performers could become an annual event after its successful debut.

There was dancing, mosh pits, raucous singalongs and a sea of phones as Northern Irish indie rockers Two Door Cinema Club took to the Dreamland stage.

A Dolly Parton impersonator has expressed disappointment after her show became the latest Kent event to be cancelled over fears of dangerous concrete.

A string of outdoor summer gigs is coming to a close this month - but it’s going out with a bang with three big-name artists.

Maidstone Mela, which celebrates diverse music, dance and food is to take place in the County Town next weekend.

The X Factor cheeky chappy had audiences swooning with his wedding-themed headline concert.

Olly Murs, who finished in second place on the singing show, will perform his biggest hits at an open-air concert by the coast.

Thousands enjoyed music, food and family fun on the grounds of a luxury hotel, where Razorlight headlined the Smoked & Uncut festival.

A New Day Festival boasts three days of live music, real ale and cider bars and on-site camping.

A couple hoping to open a music cafe in a former nightspot that hosted some of the world’s biggest bands have allayed fears about noise and violence.

Gabrielle and Soul II Soul were performing at one of Kent’s most iconic coastal venues and we went along to review the music legends.

Two genre-defining musicians will be performing back-to-back concerts at one of Kent’s biggest seaside venues.

A theme park transformed into one of the UK’s most prolific outdoor music venues plans to build on its success by hosting 10 extra shows next year.

Smoked and Uncut Festival offers pricey dining experiences alongside street food and a line-up of live music including the indie rock band.

After a successful debut last summer, the Kent ‘50s Festival returns with a classic car show and music from a rock ‘n’ roll legend.

The Pride concert will see music artists, including pop group B*Witched, join a line-up of drag performers and DJs.

A week-long folk festival will once again take over the town with more than 130 live bands, workshops, dances and food stalls.

The Proclaimers have cancelled a concert in Kent this weekend.