Chapter

Chapter comes to Chapel Street Arts Centre on Saturday 31 October, a night put on by Derby LIVE and RatCat. It's built around a curated line-up of UK music talent, with three acts sharing the bill: Rob Clamp, Luke Wall and Steady Habits.

Rob Clamp has supported Richard Thompson and Frank Turner, won the 'Purbeck Rising' imprinting award and the 'Sofia International Singer Songwriter Festival' in Bulgaria. He released his debut album, Lost Soul, in 2024, and tours it with his band The Ashmen. Luke Wall is a Derby singer-songwriter from Chaddesden, known for solo acoustic sets and for his full band, Luke Wall and the Quarter Life Crisis. Steady Habits centres on New-England native Sean C. Duggan and plays alt-country and melodic pop, with festival appearances at Black Deer, Truck Festival and the Long Road Festival. The night is presented as part of Chapter, which Derby LIVE and RatCat describe as celebrating the creativity and diversity of the UK's music scene by bringing together curated line-ups, distinctive new voices, and championing discovery, collaboration and cultural exchange.

The show runs for about three hours, including any intervals, and starts at 7pm. Tickets are £11 standard. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.