Andrew Marston introduces Subskii (Redditch)

Subskii is a DJ from Redditch who's been producing music on a serious level for the last few years.

He's currently working with a variety of artists around Birmingham, as well as in his hometown.

He says that drums are his favoured instrument - but can play a little bit of guitar and bass guitar, too.

Influences include Labyrinth, Jorja Smith, Timbaland and Missy Elliott.

"An amazing one man show from a multifaceted performer who’s not frightened to mix up the genres” - Andrew Marston.

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Kaiser Chiefs, Happy Mondays, The Pigeon Detectives, James and Sophie Ellis-Bextor were all on the lineup for this year's Lakefest, at Eastnor Castle, near Ledbury.

BBC Hereford & Worcester also had tent at the festival, showcasing local talent from Herefordshire & Worcestershire. 

Hear all of the highlights throughout the whole of September on our BBC Music Introducing shows.

• Friday pics
• Saturday pics
• Sunday pics

Onboard The Craft is the sister of Sonic Rock Solstice, which is also held at the Stoke Prior Sports & Country club.

The organisers describe it as "two days of outstanding sounds and amazing music".

We look at how to keep an audience engaged and the various ways to grow your fanbase.

Steve Knightley is the songwriting force behind the multi-award winning acoustic roots duo Show of Hands.

He was joined at BBC Introducing Live by musician and BBC 6 Music presenter Tom Robinson.

After seven successively sold out years, and having cemented the annual event as Britain's best 100% independent, 100% grass roots festival, Beermageddon returned for the eighth year over the August Bank Holiday weekend to Stoke Prior Sports and Country Club with three days of hard and heavy metal!

Or, as it said on their website: "Please note Beermageddon is loud and small children should have ear defenders!"

Our next recording session takes place on Sunday, 15 September at Annie's, in Worcester, as part of the Worcester Music Festival.

Annie's Burger Shack is one of the newest live music venues in the city, having already hosted 30 awesome gigs since it opened earlier this year.

The Worcester Music Festival was first staged in 2008 by Chris Bennion, who produces Worcestershire Sauce.

He set up a website called NotJustSauce - aiming to put Worcester on the map musically.

Taking place in multiple venues across the city, from pubs, clubs, restaurants and cafes to historic buildings, river cruisers, record shops, on the streets and even in breweries, the festival is absolutely free to attend with hundreds of gigs to choose from from some of the best, new and emerging artists in the UK.

You can find Annie's in The Courtyard pub on St Nicholas Street.

• Details about the event