‘The role of the artist is to say there’s still some fight in us left,’ says TV Smith. The punk veteran acts as cheerleader against apathy and shows no sign of slowing down.
Continue reading “‘Everything Happened Fast’ – TV Smith Reflects on The Adverts and Decades of Gigging”
Navigators Art will present Moss Glow and Shadow Bloom at The Basement, City Screen Picturehouse, York on 19 September 2026, bringing together a diverse line-up of Yorkshire artists for an evening of experimental music, spoken word and immersive performance.
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Something wicked (cool) this way comes. The HandleBards have been cycling around the UK, props, costumes, set pieces strapped to their bikes, for over fourteen years now.
Continue reading “Live Review: HandleBards Enrapture York With High-Tempo, Polished and Sustainable Shakespeare”
After sweeping the board at Prog magazine’s annual awards for the past couple of years, and with appearances including Glastonbury and Fairport’s Cropredy Convention, Solstice look like a meteoric overnight sensation.
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Australian pop superstar Delta Goodrem will bring her Pure World Tour to York Barbican on Tuesday 23 February 2027, marking a major UK date in support of her forthcoming album Pure.
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Friday afternoon at The Museum Gardens had a different feel to Thursday’s synthesiser garden party with a (slightly) younger and much more feminine crowd.
Continue reading “Live Review: Self Esteem And Co. Bring Much Needed Edge To Museum Garden Party”
Last night Jinkx Monsoon came to York Barbican as part of her first solo tour since 2022.
Continue reading “Live Review: Jinkx Monsoon Brings Cabaret, Candid Tales and A Little Magic to York Barbican”
As Andrew Cushin opens Museum Gardens for another music and comedy festival it’s glorious. The event is blessed by Mother Nature in the capital of God’s country.
Continue reading “Live Review: OMD Opens York’s Open Air Weekend With A Synthesiser-fuelled Garden Party”
The strolling players of Italy become relevant in York today because once every 4 years, the medieval mystery plays roll out the waggons and take to the streets.
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