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G Live’s International Concert Season
By Alice Fowler Every autumn, the G Live stage turns shades of russet brown: not with falling leaves, but the mellow hues of violins and cellos, as the venue’s International…
Dragon Review: 125 Years of Jazz Piano – G Live
By Ben Darnton The James Pearson trio, house band at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, highly acclaimed for their poise, balance, and swing, took the audience at G Live…
Review: The Doris Show – Guildford Fringe
By Alice Fowler Jackie Mitchell wears many hats – journalist, PR professional, radio presenter at Brooklands Radio and, it turns out, talented stage performer too. For one night only at…
Musicians Battle it Out at Greene King Untapped Music Competition Heat
By Jonno Dukes The 2025 Greene King Untapped national music competition that took place at venues across the UK attracted 800 entrants. For 2026, the local opening heat took place…
Dragon Review: Clash ’n’ Sleazy at The Star: The Spirit of The Stranglers Returns To Guildford
Dragon Review by Charlie Whiting Chris Scopes, from the spiritual home of The Clash, graced the home of The Stranglers in Guildford on Saturday – and his band played tracks…
Dragon Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at G-Live
By Isabelle Trubshaw We commonly attribute emotions to music, often experiencing a poignant progressive journey throughout a piece. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s latest program at G-Live certainly followed this trajectory…
The Blockheads at the Boileroom: More Ian Dury than Ian Dury
Dragon Review by Charles Whiting Ozzy Osbourne once famously quipped of a tribute band: “They sound more Black Sabbath than us”. And so it is with The Blockheads’ current frontman…
50 Years of Sax and Drugs and Rock ’n’ Roll
By Charles Whiting Dragon music reporter The Blockheads at the Boileroom, Saturday, May 23. Sean Lock, the late, much-lamented comedian, played the debut Ian Dury and the Blockheads album to…
Coffee and Culture Festival Will be a Perfect Blend
Coffee lovers who also enjoy a dash of culture won’t want to miss a festival that combines both, taking place in Guildford on Sunday, June 7. The Guildford Coffee &…
Guildford Choral and Guildford Symphony Orchestra Concert, G Live, Saturday, May 16
Two titans of the Guildford music scene are reunited in this uplifting spring concert of choral splendour and orchestral brilliance. Music lovers are invited to a concert with Guildford Choral…
PM You say you're worried about the reaction in Surrey to council reorganisation. How many Labour MPs does Surrey elect? Angela Rayner: None, ever. PM Next item!
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