With every visit to York, the crowd gets bigger and bigger. Jiggery folkery, hokery pokery… folk rock, pop, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and ‘shake your ass’ in a big old bubbling cauldron!

Award winning writer, comedian and actor Rob Auton brings his latest show ‘The Eyes Open and Shut Show’ to the Crescent in March.

The irrepressible Lucy Porter bounces back into action with a show all about regrets.

As founding members of the British band Gomez, Ian Ball and Ben Ottewell have shaped the sound of indie rock with their eclectic blend of blues, rock, folk, electronic and experimental influences.

Psychedelic post-punk made for the dancefloor delivered by an awesome crew who put performance right at the top of their agenda. A proper party. Always.

Mr. Scruff joins us for one of his legendary all night across-the-board DJ sets, spinning soul, jazz, hip-hop, house, electro, disco, funk, breaks, afro, latin, reggae and all points in between. The night will be hosted by the original smile factory MC Kwasi.
This night is part of Mr. Scruff’s tour in support of the Music Venue Trust and Save Our Scene. £1 from each ticket will go to MVT and SOS’s Liveline Fund.

Miracle Of Sound is the project of Gavin Dunne, an independent producer/songwriter & singer from Ireland. The songs span a vast range of genres & styles, from dark folk to symphonic metal to sea shanties, cultivating a wide and varied audience over the last decade.

Following the smash hit success of his Silver Jubilee show (“the best thing he’s done and that’s saying something.” ★★★★★ Telegraph) Luke Wright returns with a new set of poems that get to grips with the idea of JOY.

This tour will bring a fresh, stripped-back sound as they present a new side to the Kleptocracy album, dive deeper into their back catalogue, and also paying homage to traditional folk songs that have inspired Ferocious Dog from the start.

Kid Kapichi is an English punk rock band formed in Hastings in 2013. The band consists of vocalists and guitarists Jack Wilson and Ben Beetham, bassist Eddie Lewis, and drummer George Macdonald.