Placebo put on a solid performance at Dreamland as the Margate Summer Series kicks off – despite the absence of some of their most recognisable hits.

The Americana festival returns with a packed line-up of live music, BBQ food, motorbike clubs and more. Here’s your guide to the weekend.

Dreamland is swapping waltzers and dodgems for Tom Jones and Primal Scream this summer - but is it at the expense of other outdoor venues?

A controversy-hit concert held in castle grounds has had to seek the help of a seat-filling website to sell its tickets.

Rock band Placebo and chart-topping singer Rag'n'Bone Man will be performing a double bill of open-air shows.

The former Squeeze keyboardist and TV presenter will be performing two nights of hits with his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra.

Singer John Lydon, formerly known as Johnny Rotten, will be sharing anecdotes from his life and career in a huge nationwide tour.

Nu-metal band Limp Bizkit will no longer be performing at Dreamland this summer.

The indie band will be performing in the county as part of a seaside summer concert series. Here’s how to get tickets.

The group will headline a funk and soul weekender, the first event in a string of outdoor summer concerts in Kent.

It’s in the name - the Kent Fest will bring together live bands, street food and children’s entertainers from across the county.

Three huge outdoor events, featuring live music, top entertainment and tasty street food, will be taking over a town this weekend.

One of the county’s most popular free classical concerts is set to take over a riverside park at the end of the month.

You don’t need to be in Liverpool to celebrate the big event. Here’s our top picks for a Eurovision night you’ll never forget.

We’re giving away three pairs of VIP tickets to this year’s spectacular Leeds Castle Concert, worth more than £150.

Singer-songwriter Morrissey has added a Kent show to his summer tour this year.

The full line-up has been announced for Dreamland’s summer series with rap rockers Limp Bizkit and indie trio Two Door Cinema Club added to the bill.

Three DJs have revealed their plan for a new nightspot, which they hope will attract top headliners to Kent.

Two of the world’s best-loved operas by Handel and Rossini are being recreated for a new audience.

A music event featuring Katherine Jenkins has been cancelled and a dance festival, set to attract 25,000 people to Kent, has been moved.