Grime pioneer Dizzee Rascal brought his We Want Bass tour to O2 Academy Leeds on Friday 30 October. Here are Alyssa Vaughan’s photos from the night.
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The Meffs supported Levellers at York Barbican on Thursday 29 October. Here are Dave Lee’s photos from the night.
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South Yorkshire band The Reytons played Connexin Live in Hull on Friday 16 October, as part of their UK and Ireland arena tour, with Cruz Beckham & The Breakers and Alex Spencer in support. Here are Lucy May’s photos from the night.
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Liverpool band Red Rum Club played O2 Academy Leeds on Thursday 15 October, as part of their autumn UK tour. Here are our photos from the night.
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Manchester-born poet, producer and spoken word artist Antony Szmierek played O2 Academy Leeds on Thursday 8 October, on tour with his second album Decoding Birdsong. Here are Mark Ratcliffe’s photos from the night.
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Folk singer, songwriter and fingerpicking guitarist Jon Wilks was the guest at The Black Swan Folk Club in York on Thursday 8 October. Here are Dave Lee’s photos from the night.
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Evanescence are one of those bands you come to expect a great show from. I’ve seen them several times over the years at different moments of … Continue reading Live Review & Photoset: Evanescence at the First Direct Arena, Leeds
On Thursday 13th August, Charlie Worsham headed down to York’s very own FortyFive Vinyl Cafe to perform a very special gig, celebrating the release of his … Continue reading Photoset: Charlie Worsham at FortyFive Vinyl Cafe
York Shakespeare Project’s Summer Sonnets are back at Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate until 15 August. The performance includes 10 sonnets woven around the theme of a tennis club, so expect rivalry, competition, love matches and scenes of ‘triumph and disaster’ if you decide to head and along to the show.
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