Matt Forde returns to The Crescent in June as he complete’s his ‘The End Of An Era’ Tour.
Finally, the UK has a new government. That can only mean one thing: new people to take the piss out of.
Leading political comedian and satirist Matt Forde (British Scandal, Spitting Image, The Last Leg) makes this his personal mission.
After back-to-back sellout shows here, The Belgrave House Band return to The Crescent to revive Amy’s classic second album Back To Black, complete with full horn section, backing vocalis and a rhythm section from Leeds’ burgeoning jazz acene.
Upstate New York, somewhere in the Catskills Mountains, Emily Sprague founded indie-folk quartet Florist a dozen or more years ago.
With Jellywish, the bands new, fifth full album, Florist invites listeners to question everything — to imagine a world where magic, surrealism, and the supernatural are our companions in day-to-day life. Jellywish dares to present a realm of possibility and imagination in a time that feels evermore prescriptive, limiting, and awful.
Psych/prog rock original Arthur Brown has been having a great resurgence over the last couple of years and it’s our pleasure to host The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown in York for the first time in many, many years!
Come and join us in welcoming the latest edition of the York Literary Review to your bookshelves!
Live readings and conversations with members of this year’s publishing team will take place.
Along with the chance to hear from our generous sponsors who helped make this launch a reality.
What happens when 30,000 teachers go on strike?
Film screening anf Q&A with the panelists.
Northern Radar brings us the return of York indie-rockers Lost Trends, dancefloor loving gloom-pop duo Apocalypse Disco and rock’n’roll quartet Saliva Birds.
A back catalogue now spanning four decades means fans have rarely had the opportunity to see Radiohead perform their favourite songs live …
… step forward Just Radiohead!!!
Shows of two hours in duration ensure that everyone will be able to witness their favourites live, perhaps for the first time ever?
May one thing match the gravity of all you’ve ever done. This wonderful reality: The best is yet to come. World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker is back and more full of wonder than ever. Celebrating wellies, postcodes, funerals and fertility journeys, his combination of playfulness, vulnerability and irrepressible hope has reached millions online and now he is back for more.
Michael McGoldrick and Tim Edey are celebrated musicians in the realm of Celtic folk music, renowned for their exceptional skills and innovative approaches.
The pair, both previously BBC Folk Awards Musican Of The Year, visit the NCEM in York this June.