UK Entertainment: 5 shows on offer this Spring

Bananarama’s Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward have been one of pop’s most influential groups for over three decades. Now it's your turn to ask them questions and find out the secret of their success. The band will also perform the old hits as well as material from their new album 'In Stereo'. These intimate events are taking place in Birmingham, Glasgow, London and Manchester and tickets start from £40. For more info visit www.bananarama.co.uk

Head down to Margate's coolest tourist attraction, Dreamland on Easter Sunday and catch vintage music sensation Miss Kiddy and the Cads. The glamourous sextet will be performing at Camp Bestival's Easter Party. Organised by ‘Family da Bank’ (founder and DJ Rob da Bank and his family) it promises to a fun day out for everyone rain or shine. Entry is free and for more info, visit www.misskiddy.com

London-born singer-songwriter Ayanna Witter-Johnson reveals her long-awaited debut album 'Road Runner' to fans. Ayanna says: Road Runner is my hustle as an artist. An expression of my road, my journey - physically, emotionally and historically. Each song is a memory of what has given me the strength to become who I am today.' — Taking place a Clapham's Omnibus Theatre on Sunday 28th April. Tickets from £11. http://www.ayannamusic.com/

This 13-piece band will be bringing fans the iconic music of James Bond in one stunning concert. Compared by former Bond girl Madeline Smith who played Miss Caruso in Live and Let Die (1973) the performance promises to feature songs from all the 007 movies; including greats like Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever and Skyfall amongst others. Taking place at the White Rock Theatre, Hastings, 20th April. Ticket prices from £24. For more info visit www.qthemusicshow.com/hastings