Is any of it real? Is the question placed above the title of this play and the audience enter a world where this is constantly questioned by the twists of the plot.
Continue reading “Live Review: Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman Reboot Modern Horror In The Psychic at York Theatre Royal”
Messy Eater has been a firm favourite of ours for a while now. Pairing music and illustration, the York-based project led by Pete Bott, offers up some fresh funk and indie.
Continue reading “Soundtrack Your Bank Holiday With Messy Easter’s Anti-Productive Anthem”
Herbal Mafia returned this Friday with the third chapter of their birthday celebration series at York’s leading independent DIY venue, The Crescent.
Continue reading “Live Review: Herbal Mafia’s Birthday Celebrations Continue at The Crescent, York”
One of the UK’s most enduring pop and soul voices returns to York next spring as Gabrielle brings The Hits Tour to York Barbican on Monday 5 April 2027.
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Late Music York returns on Friday 11 April 2026 with an enticing programme from the acclaimed Amabile Clarinet Trio, bringing together two new works, a rarely heard American gem, and music by York-based composers.
Continue reading “Late Music York Welcomes the Amabile Clarinet Trio for a Night of Premieres”
Recently, the Barbican was taken over by some of history’s most notorious monarchs and larger‑than‑life figures in a roof‑raising concert.
Continue reading “Live Review: Horrible Histories The Concert Brings Monarchs, Mayhem and Music to York Barbican”
It’s a Wednesday night and we are off to the wonderful Fulford Arms for three of York’s younger bands, each of which will put on a decent performance for a well-attended audience.
Continue reading “Live Review: Punk, Metal & Mayhem as York’s Next‑Gen Bands Tear Up The Fulford Arms”
Malcolm McLaren, who managed The Sex Pistols, had a mantra: the audience is more important than the performing act. Was McLaren right? It’s a point worthy of debate.
Continue reading “Live Review: Band Of Horses’ Tyler Ramsey Warms The Bluebird Bakery, York”
Long-time collaborators Mat Lazenby and Ed Heaton return with a new instrumental hip hop album that captures nearly four decades of shared musical obsession.
Continue reading “Mat Lazenby and Ed Heaton Capture Lifelong Friendship on New Vinyl‑Only Hip Hop Release”
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