The Rosadocs

The Rosadocs play The Crescent on Friday 6 November, as part of their UK headline tour. They're a Sheffield indie-rock band, and this is their first York date since their sold-out UK tour in the spring of 2026. They'll be joined on the bill by Leazes and Shambolics.

It's been a big couple of years for them. They signed to Tri-Tone/Republic of Music and are currently working on their debut album, which follows their 2025 EP The City's No Good for Reflection. Frontman Keelan Graney has said this year is the first time they've truly felt 'this is actually happening' — a line that sits well with the way their profile has grown. They became the most requested independent act on the BBC East Midlands Radio Network, with backing from Radio X, XS Manchester and several BBC Introducing stations.

They've spent a fair amount of time on stage with some well-known names, too. They've shared bills with Madness, The Sherlocks and The Lathums, and have supported Lottery Winners, The Enemy and Mericans. Their summer run took them across the festival circuit, with a main-stage appearance at Tramlines and slots at Truck, Y Not, Kendal Calling, Splendour and The Big Feastival, as well as a sold-out hometown gig at Sheffield's Octagon. The York show is part of the headline tour they're taking around the UK this autumn.

Tickets are £17.50 plus booking fee in advance, and the night runs from 7.30pm to 11.00pm at The Crescent.