What's on
GIG: Gentleman's Dub Club continue their national tour with an appearance at The Sugarmill in Hanley on Friday. Fresh from supporting Madness, Roots Manuva and The Streets, the nine-piece band released their Open Your Eyes EP earlier in the year, which achieved number one in the iTunes reggae chart. Call Music Mania on 01782 206000 for tickets.
NOSTALGIA: Expect comedy, music and 60s nostalgia as Uncle Eric makes his return to the New Vic Theatre. The show will run alongside the venue's other festive production, A Christmas Carol, which continues until Saturday, January 19. Call 01782 717962.
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CONCERT: The Barbara Walton Singers perform at St John The Baptist Church in Barlaston on Saturday, December 15, at 7.30pm. Conducted by David Burrowes, the event features carols and readings. Tickets cost £5 or £2 for students from 01889 502377 or www.barbara-walton-singers.org.uk
CLASSICAL: The Roberts Bakery Brass Band and the City of Stoke-on-Trent Male Voice Choir are joining forces in a concert to raise money for the Royal British Legion at Kidsgrove town hall on Saturday. The concert will take place at 7pm with tickets costing £5 available from 01782 785608.
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PANTO: Classic family favourite Cinderella continues at Crewe's Lyceum Theatre, above, this week. The show continues its run until Monday, December 31. Call 01270 686777.
RECITAL: Little Moreton Singers will be performing a programme of seasonal music at St Paul's Church, Newcastle, on Tuesday, December 11 at 12.30pm. Admission is free but donations are invited.
JAZZ: The Mark Challinor Trio perform at Norton Jazz Club on Thursday. The group meets at Norton Cricket Club, Community Drive, Smallthorne, at 8pm. Admission is £7.
MUSIC: The Trent River Big Band perform at The George Hotel in Burslem on Monday, December 10, 7.30pm-9.30pm. Admission is £2.50.
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