Live Review: Theatre@41’s Rock Musical, Next To Normal, is a Heart-rending Triumph
This production is extraordinary, in every sense of the word!
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Discovery: Layla Kaylif’s Call of The Yoni Is a Deep Dive into Womanhood
We are in a world slowly awakening to the female experience (at least us men are). Layla Kaylif is the latest artist capturing it and distilling it to music, adding her voice to the chorus that is changing and rebalancing perceptions.
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Discovery: More Than An Act, DA-MOVEMENT Brings Chicago Soul to a Global Stage
When is an act not an act? When it’s a movement. DA-MOVEMENT are a Chicago, USA-based collective that have proven they are making more than just music.
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Teenatown’s Chamber Pop Single the night Captures a Quietly Powerful Confession
New York, USA-based artist teenatown has been lighting up our pages with her distinct brand of chamber pop since 2023. Her latest single may be her most intimate yet.
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Deer Shed Festival and EMI North Relaunch Apply to Play
Deer Shed Festival has reopened submissions for its Apply to Play programme in partnership with EMI North, offering emerging northern artists the chance to join a 2026 bill topped by Sleaford Mods, Everything Everything, Say She She and more.
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Yorkshire’s Oliver Pinder Goes Big With Dark-Hearted New Single, Such An Angel
We’ve been following the career of Wakefield’s Oliver Pinder since 2024 and have seen things go from strength to strength for him in the past couple of years.
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Tyler Ramsey Talks Trump and Staying Grounded Ahead of York Date
‘I’m just a guy with a guitar,’ says the eminently reasonable Tyler Ramsey. The singer-songwriter, guitarist, and ex-Band Of Horses member arrives in York on 4 April 2026 to play the Blue Bird Café, Acomb’s capital of culture.
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Discovery: ’80s Goth and Modern Coldwave Combine in TRAITRS’ New Album Possessor
TRAITRS are a new act for us, and we’re discovering them just as they pivot towards a new sound.
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Live Review: Budapest Café Orchestra Bring Virtuosity and Humour to a Sold-Out Night at NCEM York
‘This is one of our favourite venues of all time,’ says Christian Garrick as his band opens their latest gig at York’s National Centre For Early Music.
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