Blues-rocker Oli Brown returns to The Crescent with his band. They’ve previously toured with John Mayall, Walter Trout and Robben Ford amongst others.
The Oli Brown Band
Announcements
The Haggis Horns, The Latte Milk Appreciation Society + DJ Mr Green
The Haggis Horns return, this time with a new album under their belt! Bring your dancing shoes for this funk filled Friday night of madness.
Bootleg Blondie
Bootleg Blondie is the world’s No. 1 official Debbie Harry and Blondie tribute band.
Amy Winehouse’s Frank performed by The Belgrave House Band
Representing the Belgrave Music Hall & Canteen in Leeds, The Belgrave House band reimagine classic albums with energetic and creative live interpretations.
Burning Duck Comedy – Nick Helm: Phoenix From The Flames – *CANCELLED*
Nick has unfortunately had to cancel his planned tour, we apologise for any inconvenience.
All tickets will be refunded from your point of purchase.
Portico Quartet
Portico Quartet are modern pioneers, mixing jazz, electronica and more into five heady, spacious records for Ninja Tune, Real World and now Gondwana Records.
K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade + Run Logan Run + Tropica DJs
Under the leadership of the outrageously talented whirlwind of energy that is Kweku Sackey aka Ghanaian force of nature KOG, the 8-piece Zongo brigade deliver infectious, high-energy West African grooves, drawing on afrobeat, soul, funk, rock and reggae to create a totally original sound that leaves every crowd dripping with sweat and begging for more.
Rodney P & Skitz
After their last smasher with Roni Size, venue head honchos Herbal Mafia and Ouroboros join forces again, presenting UK hip hop legends Rodney P & Skitz for an exclusive set.
Elephant Sessions
Highlands folk-rockers, Scottish Album Of The Years nominees and conquerors of Boomtown, Glastonbury and many other whopping festivals! Elephant Sessions bring their firey traditionalism to The Crescent for the first time…now on Saturday 4th December.
Gill Landry + The Beard & The Maiden
Two-time Grammy award winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Gill Landry, returns to York in February celebrating the release of his fifth record. Landry was originally from Louisiana and started out as a busker on the streets of New Orleans before becoming a contributing member of the band Old Crow Medicine Show with whom he recorded 4 albums and toured from 2004 to 2014.