What's on: A coup for The Met, Country at The Parkway and Ska at The Lime Tree
In something of a coup for Steve Jason at The Met Lounge, The 9075 follow up a sell-out London debut and a sold-out Manchester run with a visit to the city music venue next month.
The world’s first tribute to The 1975, hailing from Italy, The 9075 are known for musical accuracy over lookalikes, recreating The 1975’s sound, arrangements, and production detail in a live set.
The band focus on the elements fans recognise instantly, from early favourites to the biggest set-closers.
“We don’t try to look like them, we try to sound exactly like the records people love,” says frontman Carlo. “The London shows proved we can build something properly there, and Manchester has been unbelievable for us. We can’t wait to bring the 2026 set back round.”
THURSDAY 12th:
The Ostrich Inn, North Street, has Ostrich Blues Jam from 8pm.
Charters, Town Bridge, has its general knowledge quiz from 8pm.
O’Neill’s, Broadway, has karaoke from 9pm to 2am. Hosted by Top Notch Entertainers.
Brewery Tap, Westgate, has The Peterborough Big Band in the function room from 8pm – a cool night of swing, jazz and funk with that great big band sound. £7.50 entry.
FRIDAY 13th:
O’Neill’s, Broadway, has live DJ from 9pm to 2am. Hosted by Top Notch Entertainers.
Charters, Town Bridge, has DJ Asif Shaheed’s “Boogie on the Barge” from 8pm.
The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has Jessies Ghost from 8pm
The Cock Inn, Werrington, has Country night with Stevie Daniels & The Wranglers from 8:30pm.
The Ostrich Inn has No Gods No Managers present: Soviet Films, Hunch Power, The Dodo Appreciation Society from 8pm.
Brewery Tap, Westgate, has DJ Nick T presents “Throwback” from 9pm – 2am. The best old school, RnB, house, Garage, Anthems and Classics. Free entry before 11pm, £5 after.
Yard of Ale, Oundle Road, has Midnight Hoboes.
The Crown, Lincoln Road, has The Connectors from 9pm. New 6-piece Peterborough band (previously known as The Tourettes). Playing new songs, same vibe. The Burghley, Burghley Road, has Generation 5Pan from 9pm playing Blues, Rock and R’n’B covers from the 50s 60s, 70s. SATURDAY 14th:
The Marriott hotel has a Valentine’s dinner party with food, music, dancing and entertainment, for singles and couples. Tickets from www.thebanquet.uk
O’Neill’s, Broadway, has Top Notch Entertainers, 9pm-2am.
The Parkway Club, Maskew Avenue, has Spangler’s Country Music Club featuring the award-winning Darren Busby Duo. It's £6 on the door, all kinds of dancing, doors open at 7pm, music from 8pm,
The Crown, Lincoln Road, has High point Players from 9pm. Popular power-packed anthemic Peterborough covers band, oozing fun and style with their dynamic energetic stage presence covering all genres of music from across the decades.
The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has The Swing Pins from 8pm.
The Ostrich Inn has Blackout UK from 9.30pm.
Yard of Ale, Oundle Road, has Dazed and Confused.
Brewery Tap has Valentine’s Day with pianist Corinne from 7pm – 9pm, followed by Resident DJ Rick Allen presents Saturday Night Groove from 9pm – 4am. Free entry before 11pm, £5 after 11pm, £10 after midnight.
Charters has DJ Flynn to set mood for Valentine’s from 8pm .
The Burghley, Burghley Road, has Sephia & The Peaky Blinders from 9pm. Peterborough’s exciting 5-piece party band playing Pop, Dance and some Rock chart hits covers.
The Broadway Club, Broadway, has Valentines special with Ryan Dee (12.30)
The Boulevard Club, Bourges Boulevard, has Submarine Racers from 9pm playing Pop, Rock, Rock n Roll’ and Motown chart hits. Members free, guests, non-members £2.
The Woolpack, Stanground, has Broken Heroes from 8pm. High energy four-piece Rock covers band.
SUNDAY 15th:
The Cock Inn, Werrington, has Michael Buble Tribute Show from 3pm.
The Ostrich Inn has Soulful Strut DJ Session from 2pm to 6.30pm followed by Cydney & Toby..
Charters has Shadowside duo playing covers from Stereophonics, The Real Thing, Bon Jovi, Queen and more from 3pm.
The Shed Taproom & Deli, Fletton Quays, has Teddy Newberry from 3.30pm.
Wednesday 18th:
The Lime Tree, Paston Lane, welcomes Club With No Name with headliners Los Fastidios, Italy's finest ska band.
The Los Fastidios sound is a powerful melodic street ska and punk which mixes classical 80s street punk sounds with a lot of skanking moments and some reggae, rock'n'roll and a touch of pop.
Support comes from Matty G And Lil' Winter.
Advance tickets are priced at £15 or you can pay on the door. Tickets are available from www.buytickets.at/clubwithnoname