Chameleon and Ouroboros have been putting on some mega parties of late, with the likes of Martyn, Call Super and Midland, and the upcoming Ben UFO show.
But we got a last minute opportunity for a cheap entry party, and decided to tap up some friends for A TECHNO SOUNDCLASH. Expect lots of back to backs from some of the most talented selectors in the city.
Giant Dublin folk singer John Francis Flynn brings his band back to the UK to play another round of shows in support of his brilliant second album, Look Over the Wall, See the Sky.
Mercury Prize nominated Geordie’s bring dreamy, melancholic Indie rock with beautiful layers of texture and celestial melodies that thread around intricate instrumentation.
Young Nottingham indie-folk and alternative country darlings Divorce visit York for the first time in October.
Michael Head (Pale Fountains, Shack, The Strands) & The Red Elastic Band return to York this December.
His new, Bill Ryder-Jones produced album Loophole, promises to be a creative milestone document for the much-fitted Liverpool songwriter, performing live here with his great band, right on the top of their game.
Mark is back to his finest stand-up form and anti-Tory sentiment in new show ‘Gaffa Tapes’.
York noise merchants “atkrtv” welcome up “Take Care, Texas” (prev. Ty Tennant) from London for a co-headline extravaganza showcasing some of the best upcoming noise/punk/shoegaze acts around.
Norweigan post-punk rockers Pom Poko return with a new album following their recent sold-out UK tour.
Forward-thinking London-based club nights SPIDER CIRCLE and CODE unite for a collaborative event. Showcasing cutting edge music, bringing a taste of neo-grime and nu-soul to York. Live visuals from both collectives – as well as some special guests.
A return show for The Herbaliser Band who wowed us back in 2018. The legendary Ninja Tune outfit revolutionised the UK trip hop sound with their sample based fusion of jazz and hip hop in the mid 90s, and would go on to inspire and work with countless hip hop greats over the past three decades. Their 8 piece all star lineup blasted the dancefloor last time, do not miss!