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!
THE B*ST*RDS ARE BACK! They were never meant to be silent…
Dormant since 2017 but quietly crafting new music in the shadows, the fire burns brighter than ever.
A quarter of a century since his self-released debut solo album, Kenny Anderson’s DIY pop alter-ego King Creosote has released over 100 records (at a relatively conservative guess), and his songs have been covered and performed by artists including Simple Minds and Patti Smith. 2024’s tour was such a success that we are delighted to announce the Any Storm in a Teacup tour is heading to York in June.! Expect modular synth, tracks from latest album, I DES and KC classics.
We complete a great year with The Howl & The Hum- with what’s become an annual festive celebration in York this December. Following their successful tour filling venues across the UK and Europe (with a sold out show at Leeds Irish Centre), a special intimate stripped back solo performance will take place at The NCEM on Wednesday!
We complete a great year with The Howl & The Hum- with what’s become an annual festive celebration in York this December. Following their successful tour filling venues across the UK and Europe (with a sold out show at Leeds Irish Centre), the full band join us at The Crescent on Tuesday!
Prince Edward Island’s The East Pointers continue to redefine themselves. Their dancefloor-shaking, electro-trad glorious combination of folk/pop sounds has already seen them acknowledged as musical trailblazers internationally. Their debut album Secret Victory won the 2017 JUNO Award for Traditional Roots Recording of the Year.
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!
Millie Manders and The Shutup are known for their ferocious and joyous live shows, having graced stages at such notable festivals as Slam Dunk, Bearded Theory, North West Calling, Kendal Calling, Rebellion and Boomtown, and have previously toured with the likes of Less Than Jake and Ferocious Dog.
Rowan Evans was born in Coventry. Since then, he moved to York and formed his band: Rowan and Friends. Their monthly sessions – crammed into the corner of the Golden Ball pub – quickly gained a cult status. His band is formed of long-time collaborators Ollie Howland, Adam Holmes, and Tom Gabbatiss, as well as new members Tom Burgess and Dan Lucas. They are all stalwarts of the York music scene, having played with scene favourites Bull, Perspex, and The Howl and The Hum.
‘Just a man with his voice and guitar doing some old fashioned diddly-diddly-diddly-bap-bap’ Newton Faulkner.