Jon Ronson’s book ‘The Castle’ (and the accompanying stage show which he brought to York) opens with a message he received in the middle of the night from his son, Joel, in 2023.
Continue reading “Live Review: Jon Ronson’s The Castle, Grand Opera House York”
Few bands can claim a live reputation quite as enduring as Marillion’s.
Continue reading “Live Photoset: Marillion at York Barbican”
Wilko – Love and Death and Rock ‘n’ Roll celebrates the life of one of British music’s great eccentrics, Wilko Johnson.
Continue reading “Live Review: Wilko Johnson’s Life Is Celebrated and Sanitised In New Dramatisation in York”
‘I can’t stand it when novelists read from their own books,’ deadpans Robert Harris before reading to a full house in the lecture theatre at Tempest Anderson Hall.
Continue reading “Robert Harris In Conversation”
Essex punk duo The Meffs bring their relentless live show to York on Thursday 29 October, supporting Levellers at York Barbican.
Continue reading “The Meffs To Support Levellers in York”
‘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”
Building on the success of last year’s ‘behind the scenes’ autumnal events, The Grand Opera House York has announced an exciting new series of events designed to bring … Continue reading York Opera House Announces Anniversary Shows
On Thursday 13th August, Charlie Worsham headed down to York’s very own FortyFive Vinyl Cafe to perform a very special gig, celebrating the release of his … Continue reading Photoset: Charlie Worsham at FortyFive Vinyl Cafe
Segregates are a homegrown York band that constantly seem to bring an unapologetic storm of pure punk rock fury wherever they go, making them a true … Continue reading Interview: Segregates
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