Futuresound's Live in York Museum Gardens: Self Esteem
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Futuresound's Live in York Museum Gardens: Self Esteem

When

Friday, 10 July 2026 at 17:00

Yorkshire Museum

Museum Gardens, Museum Street, York, YO1 7FR

Time

17:00

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Not listed — worth a quick ask

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Futuresound’s Live in York Museum Gardens Friday 10 July 2026 | 5pm | York Museum Gardens Book here Released in April this year, Self Esteem’s third album, A Complicated Woman, follows her critically acclaimed and Mercury Award-nominated sophomore full-length, Prioritise Pleasure. Boundary-breaking, experimental and as awkward as it is awesome; A Complicated Woman finds the artist, a.k.a musician, songwriter and actress Rebecca Lucy Taylor pairing stadium-worthy singalongs with her signature sardonic delivery. Joining Self Esteem on the night will be South African ‘future ghetto funk’ pioneer Moonchild Sanelly, Nigeria-born now Sweden-based spoken word artist and musician Joshua Idehen and more acts still to be announced. Please note: This is not a York Museums Trust event. To purchase tickets and for more information please visit the Futuresound's website

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