One of Scarborough's most popular bands are playing their farewell concert in the town tonight.
The Feens are at Scarborough Spa this evening.
Their music has featured on Soccer AM, Made in Chelsea and here on This Is The Coast.
Guitarist Freddie Schmuck explained the thinking behind the decision to break up the band:
Freddie added it was a natural decision and there was no ill feeling over it:
Saturday's farewell gig starts at 7pm, in the Spa's Ocean Room, you can buy tickets here.
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Scarborough Athletic beat Spennymoor 1-0 in Bridlington, to climb to 5th in National League North, with just three games to play.
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