G Wood and Sons in Burgess Hill has closed after 118 years of business.
SIMPLE Minds singer Jim Kerr remembered his humble roots as hundreds of fans greeted the band at the South of England showground at Ardingly.
Dusty Springfield fans seem to be lapping up this show if the enthusiastic reaction of the first night audience is anything to go by.
THE sultry-voiced Alison Moyet showed at the Dome the benefit of coming through the ranks to learn your trade.
Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook steered the latest incarnation of Squeeze through a strong set in Brighton.
This pacey show wastes no time creating energy and the cast is right in amongst it from the opening notes from the impressive band of musical director Sean Green in the pits.
THE stage version of the hit film Mamma Mia! looks like the perfect holiday tonic at the height of the busy tourist season.
IS it a gig? Is it theatre? Ten minutes into Songs for the End of the World some were still wondering.
SIXTEEN years have passed since Kaiser Chiefs launched their brand of indie pop on the music scene.
