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‘A Little Bit of Love’: Myles Smith and Tom Grennan bring best of Bedfordshire together in surprise duet

Two of Bedfordshire’s biggest music success stories shared the stage in Birmingham last night when Luton singer Myles Smith brought Bedford-born Tom Grennan out as a surprise guest for a performance of his hit ‘A [...]

The Orange Picture Club team: (top) Jaspal Nangla. Bottom (L-R) Mac Pajika, Jasbir Nangla and Dan Eyles

How Luton’s cinema history offers inspiration for the future

by James Cunliffe in Film 1

What does it take to keep a town’s film culture alive? In Luton, the answer may lie in looking back as much as looking forward – from the grand old art deco picture houses that [...]

Theatre

From Oasis to The Jam: Working-class anthems soundtrack tale of rebellion as award-winning show comes to Luton

November 2, 2026 0

A coming-of-age theatre production combining rock, punk, pop, politics and poverty is heading to Luton Library Theatre this month. Anthem for Dissatisfaction will be performed on Tuesday, 17 November, at 7.30pm, following award-winning runs at [...]

Music

150 years of the past – but the future’s ours: How Luton is finally finding its voice

September 17, 2026 1

Standing in Stockwood Park among thousands of people singing, dancing and waving their arms in the air as fireworks, lights and lasers lit up the sky, it didn’t feel particularly like a celebration of the [...]

Music

Sheffield shoepunk rising stars Weave bring the noise as Luton to host first show in the south

November 9, 2026 0

Rising Sheffield noiseniks Weave will play their first ever show in the south of England when they bring their explosive blend of shoegaze, grunge and noise rock to Luton this Friday. The four-piece are heading [...]

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