British rock band Elliot Minor triumphantly returns after over a decade, announcing their highly anticipated new single ‘How Does It Feel’, released Friday, 28th February. Alongside their comeback, the band have already sold out an exclusive UK tour and confirmed a slot at Download Festival 2025.

Possibly the most famous jungle / drum’n’bass MC in the world is making his way to The Crescent for a very special and intimate appearance.
General Levy is a true veteran of the UK urban music scene, cited as one of the 25 UK MCs “who changed the game” and still one of the most in demand MC’s in the country. We’re very lucky to be hosting him here for the first time in York!

Navigating the post-pandemic touring world, where nostalgia is king of the jungle, ALABAMA 3 have agreed to give fans a hypo full of love and hook in a mainline to 1997 and 2000!

A mainstay of the underground dance scene in York, promoters Chameleon are throwing another party with us on May 2nd with London producer Parris and Chameleon founder Deo going back to back into the night.

Manchester post-punk powerhouse Ist Ist formed in late 2014 and have forged a formidable reputation on the back of uncompromising, intense shows and a fierce DIY work ethic.

‘Just a man with his voice and guitar doing some old fashioned diddly-diddly-diddly-bap-bap’ Newton Faulkner.

York natives debut their long-awaited album in a special stripped back, seated gig on bank holiday Monday!
A listener might think that Ennio Morricone, Glen Branca, and Angelo Badalamenti had joined forces to compose music for The Gun Club, or that Lee Hazlewood had borrowed The Bad Seeds from Nick Cave…

The music from Wes Anderson’s films performed live. A musical tribute to one of the most unique and idiosyncratic directors of our generation.

Unfortunately we’ve had to postpone today and tomorrow’s shows in York and Kendal due to illness. We’re heartbroken not to be able to play these shows and we promise we’ll reschedule as soon as possible.

We’ll be back in touch as soon as we have a new date in York. All tickets will remain valid for the new date, refunds will also be available at this stage. We’re sorry for the inconvenience.

Hot young London quintet Man/Woman/Chainsaw make their York debut in February, celebrating the release of their debut EP Eazy Peazy.

Leeds-based Weetwood Mac are rapidly making a name for themselves as one of the UK’s most authentic homages to Fleetwood Mac.