Live Review: Leo Sayer at York Barbican
‘Sorry about the photographer, I don’t know who he is,’ Leo Sayer told the audience at York Barbican on Friday night.
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Joe Sleight Is Peter Pan in York’s Christmas Pantomime
West End performer Joe Sleight has been announced as Peter Pan in The Further Adventures of Peter Pan: The Return of Captain Hook, which opens at Grand Opera House York on Saturday 5 December and runs until Sunday 3 January 2027.
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Live Photoset: The Meffs and Levellers at York Barbican
The Meffs supported Levellers at York Barbican on Thursday 29 October. Here are Dave Lee’s photos from the night.
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Michael Rosen Visits York for Say Owt at The Citadel
Michael Rosen will perform at The Citadel in York on Tuesday 10 November, the highlight of Say Owt’s autumn 2026 season.
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The Amy Winehouse Band Celebrate 20 Years of Back to Black at York Barbican
The Amy Winehouse Band will launch their Back to Black 20th anniversary tour at York Barbican on Thursday 22 October.
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Shed Seven to Play the Biggest Headline Show of Their Career at York’s LNER Community Stadium
Shed Seven will headline York’s LNER Community Stadium on Saturday 29 May 2027, in what is billed as the biggest headline show of the band’s career.
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Live Review: The Penelopiad, York Theatre Royal
Best described as pure theatre, The Penelopiad, The Odyssey: Her story, is a reverse image of the age-old Homer classic. An adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel by Director Juliet Forster brings an untold story to life. It is Penelope’s version of events. It tells of women in a time of war, a war caused by the compelling lure of Helen of Troy’s beauty, a war, if you like, caused by a woman.
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Messy Eater Serves Up The Blues With New Single
Considering the amount of music we’ve shared by Messy Eater, you’d think we had the measure of him. Yet, he can still surprise us.
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Live Review: Underdog: The Other Other Brontë, Theatre@41
Who would have thought it eh? There we all were thinking of the Brontë sisters, cosily scribbling away in the vicarage at Haworth when all the time there was rivalry and mayhem.
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