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Gilbert O’Sullivan – Live Review – York Grand Opera House
By Roger Crow, September 2026 Growing up in the 1970s, there were four albums in my life: Tubular Bells, a ... -
Bastille – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By Steve Crabtree, August 2026 I’d already walked through those gates 16 times this summer. But this Friday night felt ... -
Sparks – Live Review – York Barbican
By David Schuster, August 2026 Sparks are a band with charisma. It’s that rare blend of wit, charm and style ... -
Turnstile – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By Steve Crabtree, August 2026 Heading to a gig when you’ve got no idea who you’re watching is pretty unusual ... -
Hollywood Vampires – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By Roger Crow, August 2026 Life is strange. Back in the late eighties, the annual Christmas or New Year event ... -
Public Service Broadcasting – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By David Schuster – August 2026 It’s not often that you get to see 6,000 people get surprised simultaneously, but ... -
Nile Rodgers and CHIC – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Steve Crabtree, August 2026 People who know and read me will know that whenever Nile Rodgers and CHIC announce ... -
Hollywood Vampires – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Victoria Holdsworth, August 2026 The spine-tingling electrical charge in Scarborough tonight would have brought Frankenstein’s monster back to life. ... -
Holly Johnson – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By Steve Crabtree, August 2026 If you grew up in the mid-1980s, Frankie Goes To Hollywood were simply everywhere. Top ... -
Scissor Sisters – Live Review – The Piece Hall, Halifax
By Steve Crabtree, August 2026 Now, I’ll be honest. I’ve never been the biggest Scissor Sisters superfan in the world. ... -
Holly Johnson – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Roger Crow, August 2026 I waited 40-plus years to see three of my favourite acts live, and when the ... -
The Streets – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Brad Jones, August 2026 There are few albums in my lifetime that are immortalised in British working-class culture quite ...
