James Morrison celebrates Twenty Years of Undiscovered at York Barbican.
Continue reading “Live Review: Twenty years on from ‘Undiscovered’, James Morrison revisits the record that took him out of carpet fitting jobs and into arenas.”
Fresh from conquering Broadway stages and earning acclaim for roles in Oh, Mary!, Pirates! The Penzance Musical and End of the Rainbow, Jinkx Monsoon returns to the UK this summer with an all-new live show.
Continue reading “Preview: Jinkx Monsoon Brings Speaking of Witch To York”
For more than three decades, Canada’s The Musical Box have done something few others dare attempt; not simply perform Genesis songs, but a painstakingly researched theatrical reconstruction of Genesis in their prime.
Continue reading “And Then There Was… Phil Heads to York Barbican Soon”
A Northern Soul DJ spins deep cuts to a half-lit Barbican, the kind of warm-up that signals exactly where this night is headed. By the time … Continue reading Live Review: Jalen Ngonda – Vintage soul precision, this is the real deal, delivered with restraint and serious intent
THE BOOMTOWN RATS – “A LOT OF ROCKING GOING ON THAT NIGHT…”
Continue reading “Live Review: The Boomtown Rats, York Barbican”
Elegance and Wit: The Divine Comedy Enchant York Barbican.
Rick Wakeman’s current tour is very much a show of two halves, of two albums and, importantly, two capes.
Continue reading “Live Review: Rick Wakeman is still filling halls”
In this podcast episode, I chat to a very special guest, Jay Buchanan from the American rock band, Rival Sons.
Continue reading “Going Underground: Rival Sons talk Black Sabbath, Guns N’ Roses and what they have in store for York”
’90s and ’00s rockers The Darkness and Ash prove they can still rock a venue while putting on a joint show at The Barbican, York.
Continue reading “Live Photoset: nostalgia reigns at York Barbican when The Darkness and Ash come to town”
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