BBC Radio 2’s Vernon Kay brings his Dance Sounds of the 90s: The Live Tour to Scarborough Spa on Friday 6 November, promising a night of dance anthems, fashion and rave culture from the decade.
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Sink With Me is Billy Stuart’s debut solo EP, released on 9 October 2026 and consisting of five songs. From Sacramento, the singer has played guitar since 2002 and has previous experience performing in a hardcore punk band and a doom metal band.
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“Technically, I describe it as a my fourth child,” Lady Nade says of her latest release, Identity, before admonishing me for asking her to compare it to her previous three albums.
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I was in York the other day, walking through Kings Square when I hear two starry-eyed kids utter “he’s got a vagabond t-shirt on”. And my son was in Hull, wearing his vagabond band t-shirt, when someone at his college exclaimed “I have seen that band play”. Perhaps their reputation is spreading?
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There’s something to be said for the classics. They still have much influence on modern music be it subtly or, in the case of Mon Rayon’s new album Image Repertoire, writ large.
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Ned Farr & The Good Red Road have been playing together for over 30 years. Their latest album started as an improvisation and became so much more.
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Jon Ronson’s book ‘The Castle’ (and the accompanying stage show which he brought to York) opens with a message he received in the middle of the night from his son, Joel, in 2023.
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Pop icon Ronan Keating is bringing his world tour celebrating his 30-year career to Yorkshire next summer, playing Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Sunday 18 July 2027.
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Many artists who I cover as part of this blog use their music as a form of therapy. The latest is Lior Golan, who has turned to classic rock to process his trauma.
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