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

As the nights close in the temptation is to collapse on the sofa and wait for Spring. Resist the urge!
Join us on the Saturday 19th October at the Crescent for the usual messed up genre confusion. And big fun.

Join Everything After Midnight for their final show as they say an emotional goodbye to the last 5 years of music and good times in their hometown.

After a busy summer of playing Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds Festivals, Green Man, End Of The Road, and supporting Amyl and the Sniffers around the US, the ferocious Brighton-based noise-punk duo Lambrini Girls show no signs of slowing down.

Say Owt Slam is a raucous evening of poet vs poet in a fun night of verse. Poets have three minutes to wow YOU the audience. Expect poetry with humour and heart, comedy and charisma, stories and sizzling spoken word! With incredible guest poet Maria Ferguson.

“The After Midnight experience takes audiences on an epic musical journey celebrating the sounds of the greats and the lesser known. Taking you through all the very best rip-roaring-honking woooopin’ ‘n’ a hollerin’ Jump Blues, hypnotic Latin beats, joyous African township music, soulful ballads and the kinda smokey Jazz that can only be found in a basement in Chicago at 3am!”

Renowned for an action-packed pyrotechnic-fuelled explosion of a show, LIMEHOUSE LIZZY continue to keep the spirit of Celtic rock icon Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy alive.

A small fair with a great selection of vinyl records of many genres. 8 stallholders with lots of collectable and rare LPs and 45s and loads of bargains. Free admission. Bar open for refreshments.

Bodie Snatcher presents, a night of burlesque, drag, cabaret and horror.

Hard hitting alt-jazz designed for the dancefloor. Leeds heads Plantfood return, with support from some homegrown botanical jazz from Flowerden.

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Plantfood are a 6 piece blood-pumping jazz force summoning an intricate mix of electronic and acoustic layers with influences all the way from spiritual jazz to contemporary club music.

Plantfood’s sound takes inspiration from artists such as The Prodigy, John Coltrane and Nubiyan Twist. From the mosh pit to serene soundscapes and back again, the journey Plantfood takes you on is an unforgettable one.