This exhibition offers a retrospective look into 80's icon Holly Johnson's transformative journey, marking the 40th anniversary of his rhythmic, groundbreaking album. Beyond music, it also delves into Johnson's bravely navigating personal and social adversities that deeply impacted the LGBTQ+ community and society during that era.

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are an American rock band that hails from New Jersey. Led by the iconic singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen, the group has been a staple in the music industry since the early 1970s. They are known for their unique blend of rock and roll, folk, and blues that has captivated audiences for decades. Their hit songs such as “Born to Run”, “Dancing in the Dark” and “Born in the U.S.A.” have become classic anthems and have helped cement their status as one of the most successful and influential bands of all time.

Matthew Keith Hall, better known as Harry Hill, is a stand-up comedian, writer and presenter who worked as a doctor for years before pursuing comedy. After winning the Perrier Award in 1992 at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, he started his career in radio and TV. Some of them include the radio show Harry Hill's Fruit Corner, Harry Hill's TV Burp and You've Been Framed.

Experience the vibrant festivities of On the Waterfront, a dynamic festival that brings music, food, and entertainment to a lively riverside setting. Attendees can enjoy performances from a diverse lineup of artists, indulge in delicious culinary offerings, and participate in fun-filled activities for all ages. This festival offers a perfect blend of excitement and community spirit, set against the stunning backdrop of the waterfront.

The Wombats is an indie rock band from England who has sold over a million albums worldwide. Their track "Let's Dance to Joy Division" won the award for Best Dancefloor Filler at the 2008 NME Awards. Other popular singles include "Moving to New York" and "Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)."

The Wolfe Tones is an Irish rebel music band that was formed in 1963. Consisting of three original members, the trio has created many charting singles, including the number one hits "Streets of New York" and "Flight of the Earls." Their version of "Come Out Ye Black and Tans" topped Ireland iTunes, UK iTunes and Scottish Singles charts in 2020.

Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, better known by her stage name CMAT, is a globally-popular musician from Ireland. Her 2022 album, If My Wife New I'd Be Dead, debuted at number one on the Irish Album Charts and received praises from prestigious names like The Guardian.

Sting is an English musician, singer, songwriter, and actor who was born, Gordon Matthew. From 1977 through 1984, he was the vocalist, composer, and bassist for the Police, a new wave rock band. He began his solo career in 1985, and his music incorporates rock, jazz, reggae, classical, new-age, and worldbeat influences.

Dua Lipa is a singer-songwriter from England who has been releasing charting singles since 2017. With viral hits like "New Rules," "One Kiss," and "Levitating," she has won numerous accolades including several Grammy Awards and BRIT Awards.

Joshua Michael Tillman, better known by his alias Father John Misty, is a singer-songwriter and record producer from Rockville, Maryland. Exploring the genres of indie rock, indie folk and chamber pop, he has created popular tracks like "Real Love Baby," "Nancy From Now On" and "Chateau Lobby #4." Over two million people listen to his content every month on Spotify.

With a voice that whispers like vintage Hollywood glamor and lyrics that unravel the fabric of America's melancholia, Lana Del Rey has carved out an iconic niche in modern music. Effortlessly blending cinematic soundscapes with tales of love and heartbreak, she's the enigmatic siren capturing the bittersweet essence of a dream either lost or just within reach.

Future Islands is an American rock band from Baltimore, Maryland. The band was formed in January 2006. Their fourth album, Singles, led them to prominence in 2014. Their hit song, "Seasons," was named the best song of 2014 by Pitchfork.