The Sun Inn

10/10/2026

Scapegoat York

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

He’s back, if you know ….

November 11th Sun Inn Flemingate Beverley 8pm

JazzMakersCollective with guitarist
BD LENZ
The Sun Inn

10/10/2026

This is getting close to capacity. If you’re thinking of coming don’t delay click the link

https://wegottickets.com/f/25906

Appearing here at the The Sun Inn WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21st

Full Band performance

Saddle up for (£10) using the Ticket link below

wegottickets.com/f/25906

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Bang Bang Bang

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This TONIGHT !!

09/10/2026

This Debut for Yorks Scapegoat on Saturday …

Blaring to go this weekend ❤️‍🔥

📍FIRST STOP Little 3, Thirsk Friday 9/10
📍FINAL DESTINATION The Sun Inn Saturday 10/10
📍HANGOVER - Approximate recovery time 2-3 working days

We’ve got new choons for you. See you down at the front ❤️‍🔥

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This on Sunday

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ASHLEY CAMPBELL LIVE on The LATE LATE SHOW
AND LIVE! at The Sun Inn Beverley 18th November (Wednesday)

https://wegottickets.com/f/27929

https://youtu.be/WWaDFahdlvc?is=5cV-JnEwKtzs4I3d

Ashley Campbell, daughter of country legend Glen Campbell began her career playing banjo and keyboard in her father’s band on several world tours and has found success as a solo artist in the country/Americana music scene; most notably with her debut single “Remembering” which she wrote for he...

09/10/2026

JUST ANNOUNCED in support of DYLAN LE BLANC 25th November (Wednesday)
BARBARA FORSTNER

https://wegottickets.com/f/21022

Franco-American Barbara Forstner spent twelve years in New York before settling in France. From her transatlantic journey, she retains a passion for American folk and country music, which she combines with sensitive and inspired songwriting.

After a first EP with her band October Baby (The End, released in June 2024) and a highly acclaimed album, Nowhere at All, released in November of the same year, the singer quickly attracted the attention of media outlets such as France Inter, FIP and Rolling Stone. She is now back with her first solo album, Long Long Gone, due for release on 28 November 2025.

Barbara draws inspiration for her songs from literature and cinema, composing deeply personal stories that reflect her vision of the world and human relationships. The story begins in New York when she was fourteen. Her mother brought home a guitar, intended for her own lessons. However, it was Barbara who took it up: her poems became lyrics, and her first chords – simple, almost rudimentary – laid the foundations for a working method that she still uses today. Her songs, with their highly cinematic atmosphere, invite listeners to enter her world.

Raised in an artistic environment, Barbara grew up listening to her parents’ records: Bob Dylan, Sixto Rodriguez and Tom Waits on her father’s side; Barry White, Al Green and Simple Minds on her mother’s side. Very early on, she forged her own musical pantheon, ranging from Nick Drake to Cat Power, from Feist to Big Thief.

Her first stage experience came at the age of nine, at Rockwood Music Hall in New York, where she performed “What’s Up” by 4 Non Blondes. Overwhelmed by conflicting emotions, she left the stage in tears. But this moment became a revelation: singing meant being understood and listened to. From then on, the stage became a necessity. She tamed this vulnerability, which she eventually came to see as a strength, and began performing more and more concerts. From Rockwood to La Cigale, from the British End of the Road festival to opening for artists such as Charlie Winston, Barbara asserted herself.

Now based in Paris, she records in her home studio, favouring spontaneity. Each track on Long Long Gone was recorded in a single take to preserve the truth of the moment. She also pays close attention to the visual aspect of her world, creating her own visuals from drawings, photographs and graphic collages.

Recorded in June 2025 in Paris with her friend and sound engineer Léo Aubry, Long Long Gone is an acoustic album, raw and vulnerable. Barbara tackles friendship, love and family, but also the fragile beauty and melancholy of the world. Written between New York and Paris, the album explores lost love, eroding friendships, life abroad and fleeting encounters. Bittersweet and luminous at the same time, it suspends time, carried by a warm voice and lyrics of disarming sincerity.