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Yorkshire brothers who went from open mics to US charts wow sold-out York gig (opens the original)
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REVIEW: The Dunwells, Forty-Five Vinyl Cafe, York, on Sunday, September 20, 2026 FOR The Dunwells, playing a sold out Forty-Five Vinyl Cafe felt more like a family gathering than a gig, with brothers Joe and Dave Dunwell delivering a performance packed with stories, laughter, reflection and songs that have soundtracked a remarkable journey from Pudsey open mic nights to the American charts. The duo have opened for the likes of Mumford and Sons and Tom Jones and recently joined Simon Cowell’s Syc
Inside the sold-out festival near York where music makes it 'a most treasured event' (opens the original)
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Magpies music festival in Sutton Park near York â review by GARETH JOHN Date: Sutton Park, York 14-15 August 2026 THE Magpies Festival has built its reputation on championing the best of contemporary folk music, and this yearâs sold-out gathering at Sutton Park once again proved why it remains one of the most treasured events in the calendar. Across a weekend blessed with sunshine, community spirit, outstanding musicianship and an attentive audience, this boutique festivalâs programme star
Thousands flock to York Comedy Festival as Russell Howard tops stellar line-up (opens the original)
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Review: York Comedy Festival, Sunday, July 12, 2026, Museum Gardens - 5* While tourists filled the nearby streets and riverside pubs and restaurants, several thousand comedy fans gathered in the Museum Gardens for a line-up that would grace any festival in the country. York Comedy Festival is quickly becoming one of the highlights of the city's cultural calendar and, with a bill featuring the likes of Joanne McNally, Suzi Ruffell, Ross Noble, and Russell Howard, expectations were understandably
Legendary singer-songwriter has Yorkshire crowd singing every word at special gig (opens the original)
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David Gray, The Piece Hall, Halifax, July 5, 2026 - review THERE are some artists who seem forever tethered to a particular moment in time. David Gray, who played The Piece Hall, Halifax, last night, could easily have been one of them. After all, White Ladder was the soundtrack to countless lives at the turn of the millennium, an album so ubiquitous that it threatened to overshadow everything that followed. Having last played York in March 2019, Gray appears to have outgrown The Barbican, his cu
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