Ten minutes into his Acomb show and Joshua Burnell is drawing attention to his red, sparkly shirt. It’s a touch of Strictly at The Blue Bird Bakery, which is getting quite the reputation for music and poetry gigs in York.
Continue reading “Live Review: today the Blue Bird Bakery, tomorrow The Albert Hall for Joshua Burnell”
We round up York’s year in music, including Rachel Croft, The Howl and The Hum, and a certain homecoming series of shows at The Museum Gardens.
Continue reading “2024 – This year’s highs and lows of the York music scene”
Continuing the second series of The 5 Albums You’ll Hear in Heaven, I chat to York-based folk singer songwriter Joshua Burnell.
Continue reading “The 5 Albums You’ll Hear in Heaven #7 – Joshua Burnell”
In the latest episode of our podcast Going Underground, I chat to York-based folk singer songwriter Joshua Burnell about his new track Shelagh’s Song. Continue reading “Going Underground #21 – Joshua Burnell”
Last Friday, the first of seven nights of York’s Little Festival of Live Music started with a bang. The annual festival runs alongside the Food and Drink Festival on Parliament Street and aims to raise funds for York Mind by giving audience access to some of York’s finest performers, all for free! We headed down and got some shots of the action. Continue reading “York’s Little Festival of Live Music – Night One”
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