Join our mighty York choir for a legendary summer festival party, from chilled sunset tunes to euphoric sunrise anthems in a night of unforgettable revelry. Ft tracks from Harry Styles, Blur, Craig Daivd, Dua Lipa and more. Good vibes guaranteed.

Brighton post-punk-party seven-piece KEG return to York with a brand new EP strapped under their arm.
Called ‘Girders’ and released again on Alcopop! Records, they’ve managed to capture the live feel of the recordings while experimenting sonically in every direction. ‘Girders’ doesn’t try to hide behind anything: whether it’s the death of a loved one, the feeling of not really knowing yourself, your body slowly crumbling around your brain or a mass cull.

York & Liverpool based music collective The Illness celebrate the release of Summerase EP, their new quadruple A-side at The Crescent.

Get ready to join an unforgettable night of performances and dynamic artistry from the one and only Lily Monarch, joined by both The Family Shambles and the captivating crown jewels of York’s drag scene in a one night only showcase of all things drag, cabaret, burlesque and Bo Burnham parody.

**Unfortunately Popa Chubby has had to cancel two weeks of his planned EU tour due to illness.
Refunds will be processed automatically from your point of purchase.**

Mozart Estate, formerly known as Go-Kart Mozart, are an English indie pop band founded by Lawrence, previously of the bands Felt and Denim.

After a ridiculous show here last spring, Newen Afrobeat return to York for another epic party.
A 13-piece Chilean orchestra that makes music inspired by the legacy of the Nigerian musician Fela Kuti. With a particular Latin stamp, Newen unify the African rhythms with a colourful and energetic staging, embedded in a deep social message that talks about their roots and social movements in their territory.

Returning to widespread international acclaim with Riderless Horse, a moving masterpiece of an album recorded by Steve Albini and released by Temporary Resonance in 2022