York Soul Club has been on tour with our ground breaking set at the Limetree music festival on 25th Aug 2011 John, Trev and Tony treated festival goers to a breathtaking 5 hour stint in the dance tent .Superb sounds from start to finish had music lovers from a broad spectrum begging for more...a few pics from Limetree here More info below

Some info about Limetree Festival

Voted no1 festival by the Guardian for live funk and soul.Yorkshire’s funkiest and friendly festival, Limetree in Grewelthorpe, is in its fourth year, and contains a fantastic line up of the best local, national and global soul, funk, northern soul, jazz ,dubstep and artists, bands and DJs.

Embracing music and culture with four individual stages, each with their own agenda, the festival is diverse but all inclusive. The main Green Man stage hosts some of the bigger names including, and making their Limetree debuts, ethnic eletronica from Transglobal Underground; The Fantastics who have performed live on BBC sessions for Mark Lamarr and Craig Charles; Mercury and Brit award nominee jazz singer Carleen Anderson and merging the sounds of jazz, blues, folk, funk and pop Krystle Warren. The festival kicks off on Thursday night with a unique experience for early bird festival goers with djs Tony Hatfield Trev Thomas and John Parker representing York Soul Club in the "sorted" dance tent. These guys have a collection sounds to get the place jumping from the start...

The Jason Rae stage brings new and unsigned bands from across the Uk & world, this year taking in China Shop Bull with their blend of ska and drum’n’bass, punk from Captain Hotknives and Yorkshire based indie bands Leonards Revenge and The Secret Sirens. In the dance tent, the Grammy nominated Zero 7 and collaborator of Dub/Electro/Drum with Islamic/world grooves, Celt Islam will play DJ sets with all things folk, comedy and cabaret, QueerinSpace in the Bet Lynch tent will be home to rising soul star 18 year old singer songwriter Jasmine Kennedy, the duo behind one of Mojo’s Top 10 Albums of the Year 2010 O'Hooley & Tidow and acoustic soul from Extracurricular’s Ruby & Noah.

You can even bring the kids as it has always been important to organisers Sean and Karen Birdsall, and their family, that children have as much to do and enjoy as the adults. A separate camping area this year allows families to relax when it comes to bedtime knowing they won’t be woken by late night stragglers and there is a growing programme of events and workshops for toddlers and teenagers.