Free songwriting workshop for women and gender minorities in music.

Bridie Jackson, Jay Moussa-Mann & more, at Hash Bar in Darlington on April 11th

BIG Little Gigs is back with The Whippet Beans in Feb, and The Belta Reivers in March

Live music inspired by stories, with readings alongside, featuring Me Lost Me, Rebecca Denniff & Kim Ralls, hosted in Hash Bar, Darlington.

What a way to spend a Wednesday, gazing at gorgeous sets from Eve Conway, Joe Ramsey & Jodie Nicholson.

We are so excited to bring The Baghdaddies back to Darlington for BIG Little Gigs on Saturday 26th November.

We’re delighted to be working with Jodie Nicholson to put on a special hometown show at The Forum Music Centre as part of her winter tour ❄️

On Saturday 24th from 1pm-3pm there will be a free ‘Introduction To Live Sound’ workshop open to all women, girls and people of minority genders.

Our Noisy Daughters project champions women and gender minorities in the music industry, and we're bringing a ludicrously loud line-up focused of ferocious female vocalists to The Forum Music Studios.

Start your engines, we’re picking up speed as we approach this year’s Last Train Home Festival

All aboard the Express, a special evening of songs as a celebration of Last Train Home Festival, and a gorgeous gig in its own right.

We're ready to present another mega music marathon with a mish mash of genres this August bank holiday weekend, packed with enough performances to transform the market square into the darlo dancefloor of dreams.

The Sound of Stories returns, featuring Nel Unlit, Radikal Queen, Faithful Johannes & Bob Fischer, performing at The Hullabaloo Theatre in Darlington on Friday 15th July.

Upbeat New Orleans style trad jazz, playing a selection of tracks you’ll know, but don’t yet know you know!

Introducing the first in a new series of Noisy Daughters workshops for women in music, Creative Sampling - a free class led by Lisa Murphy

We've teamed up with Independent Venue Week & The Forum Music Centre independent music and put on a sensational show in one of the North East's top live music venues.

We took over the platform at Head of Steam Railway Museum to present an intimate preview gig to celebrate Last Train Home Festival, which followed a couple of days after.

What a weekend!! A magnificent mish mash marathon over two days saw Darlington Market Square full to the brim with people letting go of lockdown at last and embracing a remarkable return to summer festival vibes.

A mysterious audio trail telling the tales and even a song all about some of the towns most infamous ghouls, ghosts and even our very own witch!