York Gigs

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A rare UK show from one for the best weirdo-rock bands in the business. Endless Boogie are a New York based four piece play out-there groove rock like you’ve not heard before.

‘Endless Boogie superimpose wild guitars on even wilder ones.‘ (Uncut)

This is Vibe Killer

7.30pm, get Venue Info
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£8 BUY TICKETS

On 18 August 2017, COASTS will release their eagerly anticipated new album ‘This Life’ via High Time Records. Available to pre-order worldwide from 23 June, this record is the follow up to their self-titled debut chart album in 2016.

Forming in 2011 as students in Bristol, COASTS have established a huge fanbase that has seen the band sell out venues across the globe, as well as massive homecomings, including an unforgettable night at Camden’s Roundhouse last year. Having clocked up millions of streams, 130,000 Facebook likes and over 100,000 sales thanks to singles such as Modern Love, A Rush of Blood, and the BBC Radio 1 playlisted You and Oceans, COASTS career has taken them to the very top of the game, with appearances at major festivals such as Coachella, Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds and Lollapalooza.

This is You

Doors 7.30pm, get Venue Info
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£10 in advance / £11 on the door / Students half price

A superlative Geordie fiddle player and singer, Tom has been a professional musician since 1974 and has appeared at our club something like 20 times in his long career – solo, with Pauline Cato, with Kieran Halpin, with the group Dab Hand and in other guises. A great entertainer with a wide and varied repertoire, tonight Tom is accompanied by guitarist Andy Watt. “A performance by Tom is like visiting an old friend” was another folk club organiser’s succinct verdict.

Here they are live (plus one)

Doors 7.45pm, get Venue Info
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£22.90 BUY TICKETS

Mostly Autumn have been around for two decades and released 10 studio albums. They’ve played high-profile supports for Bryan Adams and for Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow. They’re regulars on the grassroots classic rock festival circuit. Yet they’re relatively unknown outside their own scene.

Mostly Autumn are usually described as a progressive rock band, though the band themselves have never really accepted the label. While Josh, their leader, has never denied a deep love of 70s Pink Floyd and Genesis, their influences go far wider. They formed in York in the mid-90s, a time when British progressive rock was at its lowest ebb, and launching a new band under that tag might have seemed career suicide.

The early albums had a strong Celtic folk flavour. Anthemic rock numbers and soaring atmospheric pieces sat alongside delicate acoustic ballads and even instrumental folk-rock jigs. Low whistles and uilleann pipes appeared alongside rock instruments. The first two albums featured Bob Faulds’ electric violin, especially prominent on the debut For All We Shared … (1997). By the time of the third, The Last Bright Light (2001), Faulds had gone, Angela Goldthorpe’s flute taking on an equivalent role. But the definitive sound was Josh’s evocative lead guitar, Findlay’s emotive vocals, and Iain Jennings’ all-enveloping keyboards.

This is Sight of Day

7.30pm, get Venue Info
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Micah P. Hinson’s new album “Presents The Holy Strangers” is described by the artist as being a “modern folk opera.”

Telling the story of a war time family, going from birth to love, to marriage and children, to war and betrayal, murder to suicide – spanning all of the strange and glorious places life can lead. We follow their story, we see their decisions, we see their faults and their beauty. We live with them, we die with them.

Two years in the making, Micah wrote and recorded The Holy Strangers in Denison, Texas, incorporating ancient reel to reels, analogue keyboards, old Tascam and Yamaha desks. The recording only entered the digital realm once pre-mastering took place.

This is Lover’s Lane

7.30pm, get Venue Info
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£14 BUY TICKETS

One of the most respected frontrunners in the metalcore community, Arizona’s Blessthefall have spent a decade building a strong foundation and a legion of devoted fans.

On latest album ‘To Those Left Behind’, the band created a deeply personal, bold, and dark collection of tracks relating to life, coping, betrayal and revenge. A mindset of various characters with a touch of paranormal activity.

This is Hollow Bodies

Support from Blood Youth

Doors 7pm, get Venue Info
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£7 BUY TICKETS

York’s HELLO OPERATOR have channelled the spirit of classic indie guitar rock in to tales of love and heartbreak, anger and fear, and delivered massive riffs and huge choruses.

Genuinely exciting and contemporary, you may have already caught this ace 4-piece at Fibbers with Blossoms, The Struts and Avalanche Party. We bloody love this band…

This is Vex Money

Support from Part Time Miserables + Nauseous Skies + The Omega Era

Doors 7.30pm, get Venue Info
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