New York Brass Band return to The Crescent in York for it’s mega two night Christmas Party on 19th and 20th December.

Come have a dance at the hugely popular Escape Club Christmas Party on December 21st. Excellent resident DJs playing a cross section of soul, pop, house, indie & hip-hop for all!

Join us once again for a night filled with your favourite festive hits, classic retro bangers and more insanely talented special musical guests!

We’ve had an amazing year of bass music, with some of the finest artists, producers and DJs gracing The Crescent’s stage and testing the mighty Turbosound rig!
We want to say a massive thanks to everyone that has supported us and we’re paying you back with a cheap entry Christmas party with all the crew!

Please Please You Christmas Party Time!
Two of our fave rock n roll bands back together at last
Cowgirl have a load of new material to blast you with and Captain Starlet reconvene for the first time since the summer.
Decksy’s Midnight Stunnah’s host the front bar til midnight – A night of music from and for the gals, gays and theys!

Irie Vibes Sound System bring the full rig and crew for a joyous night of reggae, roots, dancehall, dub and jungle until 2am!

Now considered the best Iron Maiden tribute act in the UK, Ed Force One have “Maiden down to perfection.”

Millie Wright’s Children’s Charity is committed to addressing inequalities in hands-on charitable support for families looking after children with life threatening conditions. Based at LGI, they are working towards providing practical and emotional support to parents and carers via Family Support Workers.

The world needs mavericks. One-offs. Bloody chuffed to bring John and his big band back to York for the first time since 2008.
It’s Otway on steroids if you can imagine that. Otway with ROCK. All the hits and more but with other just-as-nutty musicians to bounce off. You’ll leave this show with an aching jaw from laughter and a sore throat from singing along. And joy in your heart that such a show can even exist in this day and age.

New Orleans meets 90s club classics…a rave funeral without the body.
The vision is an anarchic, street extravaganza, bursting with colour and sound, rallying impromptu raves on street corners and rousing audiences young and old into a joyful frenzy.