John Baker speaks to Stooshe’s Courtney Rumbold: With that outrageous and brash fashion style it’s clear that Stooshe don’t do things in a conventional way.

Peterborough based four-piece Tu Amore have fought off stiff competition from over 700 bands to progress in a national competition.

Two titans of UK cricket present a side-splitting show full of memories from within the Test Match Special commentary boxes.

See your local museum in a whole new light during this national festival, which focuses on inspiring after-hours cultural events in museums, galleries and heritage sites.

Cambridgeshire’s newest festival makes its debut on an historic date this weekend (May 18 and 19).

Following a hugely successful run at the Edinburgh Festival, Stewart Francis, Craig Campbell and Glenn Wool hit the road to each perform their own set on their debut UK tour of The Lumberjacks.

Sofasonic, Trouble with Tuesday, and Uncertain Midnight are among the acts at The Peacock Music Festival on Saturday (May 18).

There are still two weeks left to see ‘DS: The Big Picture’ photo exhbition in Peterborough.

Camel Toe, Villain, Hollow Bodies and Tower of Cows are Friday night’s (May 17) performers in the Green Room Live Sessions at Radius Bar.

War-torn 1940s London was transported 100 miles up the A1 to Peterborough for the opening of Miss Nightingale, The Burlesque Musical last night.

Stamford Shakespeare Society returns for its 2013 run of performances in the glorious surroundings of Tolethorpe, Stamford.

A carpet of beautiful bluebells will welcome visitors to an open day in Thorpe Wood on Sunday (May 12).

Peterborough Artists’ Open Studios have been sharing art with the public since the beginning of the century.

An acclaimed new musical celebrating sex, scandal and showbiz will be at the Key in Peterborough during May as part of a 12-week national tour.

Album review: Savages are one of a slew of hotly tipped indie rockers who have been charged with the task of saving rock ‘n’roll. No pressure then.

There are Elvis Presley tribute artists and then there’s Lee Memphis King - and you can see him at the Cresset in Peterborough on Friday 24 May.

Heavy metal legends Judas Priest celebrate 40 years in music with the release of Epitaph, the band’s final concert captured live for fans to relive again at Showcase Peterborough on Thursday, 16 May at 8pm.

Peterborough Telegraph readers have chosen Nick Low’s poster to promote the summer concert by the City of Peterborough Symphony Orchestra at The Voyager Academy on June 15.

Ahead of his Cresset, Peterborough show on 14th May: Suggs – still best known as the legendary frontman of feelgood band Madness – was 50 last January.

Loaded Nightclub and Lounge welcome Channel 4’s Hollyoaks’ Danny Mac who plays cheeky chappy ladies’ man Mark “Dodger” Savage to Spalding on June 1.