This week sees the release of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the latest instalment in the post-apocalyptic franchise. Directed by Nia DaCosta and scripted by Alex Garland, the film depicts a UK ravaged by zombie-like infection, with violent tribes competing for scarce resources.
US pop-rock band All Time Low kick off their UK arena tour in Glasgow on 20 January, celebrating last year's album Everyone's Talking! and enduring hits such as Dear Maria, Count Me In. The band have maintained their formula of big riffs and choruses since forming in 2003.
Other highlights include Kathryn Joseph's eerie performance at Òran Mór in Glasgow on 18 January, showcasing her album We Were Made Prey, and pianist Vijay Iyer's solo gigs at Cafe Oto in London on 17 and 18 January.
At the British Museum, the exhibition Hawai'i runs until 25 May, featuring Hawaiian objects including an 18th-century warrior's feathered helmet and a wooden statue of a god, exploring encounters between a Pacific kingdom and the British Empire.
