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Alternative bands - Sutlej and What Have You Done We're Sinking take on Leeds for part of their 7 day uk Tour.

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With support from BUDS & Wot Gorilla

Slam Dunk Presents

Brighton-based quartet really big really clever have quickly cemented themselves as a vitalforce in the UK emo and grunge scene. Since their explosive debut in 2023, the band hasturned heads with their dynamic sound and relentless energy. Releasing their debut LP via BethShalom Records (home to acts like itoldyouiwouldeatyou, Buds., and Regal Cheer) teaming upwith producer Tom Hill, the record showcased a seamless blend of grunge, indie, punk, andemo, earning the band a growing legion of fans.

Influenced by artists such as Deftones, Reuben, PUP and Violent Soho, the core duo of JaredTomkins and Jordan Lilford formed the project after the split of their previous band, GenderRoles. Lacking the correct amount of limbs for full live performances, they brought in Brightonscene stalwarts Chris Childs and Sam Perkins to round out the line up, ensuring their onstage energy matched the power of their recordings.

Since their formation, really big really clever have played and toured alongside notable acts like Tigercub, Sweet Pill, Have Mercy, Gaffa Tape Sandy, Church Girls, and Family Dinner, solidifying their reputation as one of the most exciting live bands in the scene. 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year, with the release of their single, “floss is boss” and a string of UK tour dates. With whispers of a second full-length album on the horizon, really big really clever are poised to take their sound to even greater heights.

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Join us at The Acoustic Corner for a cozy evening of live music, good vibes, and intimate performances by talented acoustic artists!

Welcome to The Acoustic Corner! Join us for a cozy evening filled with live acoustic music at Hyde Park Book Club. Sit back, relax, and enjoy talented musicians serenading you in an intimate setting. Whether you're a music enthusiast or just looking for a chill night out, this event is perfect for you. Come unwind and soak in the soothing melodies in the heart of Hyde Park. Grab a drink, find a comfy spot, and let the music transport you to a place of pure relaxation. Don't miss out on this special event!

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The Rootikal Expression Session returns after summer done, with all the residents coming together on Impressa Soundsystem. 
No guests, just solid vibes from Impressa, Alexis, Sis Star Selecta and Being One.

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The Alphabet Business Concern has most generously commissioned some very special bona fide associates to host listening parties the length and breadth of the land for YOUR exclusive entertainment and to allow YOU a cheeky preview IN PERSON of the forthcoming Cardiacs album LSD, before it is officially released on September 19th 2025.

Four excellent live bands have been secured to prepare you for the audio experience of your life and each event will be fully-transistorised and synchronised to start and finish at the same time so no-one 'gets the jump' on their friends and bragging rights are kept to an acceptable minimum. At the LEEDS listening event, this preparatory work will be performed by lovable funsters, THE DISPLAY TEAM.

Use your eyes and LOOK BELOW for details and contact arrangements for said LEEDS event. These are going to be popular so we recommend early interaction to secure your place and avoid fretful disappointment.

With respect

The Alphabet Business Concern

ABOUT CARDIACS

Cardiacs are an English rock band formed in 1977, originally as Cardiac Arrest, led by Tim Smith. Noted for their complex, varied and intense compositional style and for their eccentric, theatrical stage shows, they have been hailed as an influence by bands as diverse as Blur, Faith No More and Radiohead.  

www.cardiacs.net

Pre-order LSD physical and merch: https://abc-mary.myshopify.com/collections/lsd

Pre-order LSD digital: https://alphabet-business-concern.bandcamp.com/album/lsd

LSD Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/CardiacsLSD

ABOUT THE DISPLAY TEAM

The Display Team are a high-energy, high-concept, high-pitched band from London. Across many years, two albums and countless concerts, they have ploughed their own furrow, demonstrating a stubborn resistance to the obvious tropes of rock music while never denying the beauty of a well-crafted pop melody. Using what are now perhaps old-fashioned tools, they continue to search for new things, ideas that are thus far unsaid and tunes that are as yet unplayed, and deliver them to a public who are unready for them. Their music is at once both majestic and earthy, profane and profound, and enters the body as much through the gut as the ears.

https://thedisplayteam.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/TheDisplayTeam 

ABOUT THE MERCH BUNDLE TICKETS

A very special limited edition LSD Listening Party bundle created for YOU by the Alphabet Business Concern. Along with your ticket, the following items will be waiting for collection during this occasion:

• T-shirt (of your chosen size)

• Tote bag

• ‘I am in it’ badge

Merch bundles must be purchased by midday on Friday 29th August and will not be available after this date so do not be tardy!

OTD ONLY - FREE ENTRY

Canvas returns to Hyde Park Book Club for its seventh iteration—a music showcase evening featuring performers and producers from Leeds Arts University. Join us for our freshers’ week special social, where new students and returning faces come together to connect through live performance in one of Leeds’ most vibrant venues. Free entry (as always!), doors from 7pm.

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Fasten your seatbelts for the first live performance of Amara's debut single 'DMV' at Hyde Park Book Club! Get cosy in The Snug, as Amara takes you on the scenic route, with their dreamy, emotive, existential tunes. Grab a hot choccy, bring a mate, and remember- don't forget your license! ;) With support from the wonderful Amy Rose! Tickets are £2, or pay as you feel. Tickets will be available on the door.

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With Support from Radio Anorak.

Brudenell Presents…

Up and down the venues of the country, from the grassroots basements of their adopted hometown of Brighton through to an ever-growing catalogue of sold out shows and magnetic festival sets, The New Eves have been steadily creating a word-of-mouth phenomenon.

Nestled somewhere between primal rock’n’roll live performance and transcendent ritual, there’s an unmistakable alchemy that happens when Violet Farrer (guitar, violin, vocals), Nina Winder-Lind (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate Mager (bass, vocals) and Ella Oona Russell (drums, flute,vocals) step onto a stage together. It’s a boundless, uninhibited kind of magic that feels completely new; that’s writing its own rulebook for how to exist-as a band, as women, as humans in the world-from the ground up.

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FUTURESOUND EVENTS PRESENTS

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Slam Dunk Presents…

With support from Ava In The Dark & Eva Kiss

labyrinthine oceans are a female fronted dream rock band currently based in london (UK) and originally from newcastle-upon-tyne. mixing a plethora of 90s and 00s alternative genres, they weave ghostly dreamscapes of overdriven guitar based noise, crafting wholly unconventional, dense layers of dreamy discomfort. pairing this with captivating visuals and an electric live show they create a strong presence both on stage and across their various social media platforms

for fans of: radiohead, julie, nirvana, title fight, CHIG, hole, deftones, slowdive, been stellar, newdad and my bloody valentine.

“as though the musical companion to plath's the bell jar” – NARC. magazine
"dream rock legends" - f54
“gorgeously ethereal” - the crack

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HOT VOX Presents…

HOT VOX Presents:  Sleuth Gang // Mantarray // The Marble Arches // Moose Knuckle

Experience the best emerging talent Leeds has to offer at the Hyde Park Book Club. Join us for a night of live music featuring some of the city’s most promising new artists. With a diverse lineup and fresh sounds, this event is a must for anyone looking to discover the future of Leeds’ music scene. Don’t miss your chance to see tomorrow’s future stars today at the Hyde Park Book Club!

Sleuth Gang
https://hotvox.co.uk/artist/sleuth-gang/

Sleuth Gang are a seven piece punk band from Leeds, blending punk, rap, hip hop, dance, and hardcore to create a sound as diverse as its members. Described as the love child of The Beastie Boys, Enter Shikari, and The Clash, the band has been gaining momentum, with 2024 seeing their music featured on BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music. BBC Introducing’s Jericho Keys has hailed them as one of the best live bands he’s seen in years – a testament to their explosive, high energy performances.

Mantarray
https://hotvox.co.uk/artist/mantarray/

Mantarray bring a contagious energy to the Birmingham alternative rock scene, turning heads and giving crowds nights to remember. The band formed in 2018, growing up together in their home town of Stourport-On-Severn and caught the attention of the Birmingham music scene back in 2019. After a rename in 2020, Mantarray set out to share their captivating sound, combining exciting distorted guitar riffs and punchy bass lines with explosive drumming to keep the adrenaline pumping. After numerous sold out shows in BIrmingham, the band released their debut single ‘Fairytale Lovestory’ on all streaming platforms, alongside a music video available to watch on YouTube. 

The Marble Arches
https://hotvox.co.uk/artist/the-marble-arches/

The Marble Arches are Yorkshire’s finest musicians and misfits. Described as a band ‘with so much imagination that their next move – even their next song – is difficult to predict’, the band aims to strikes a balance between the familiar and the unexpected, to make music that is slick, heartfelt and, above all, uniquely TMA.  Their latest EP, ‘Calling The Bluff’, is out now.

Their accolades include 3 singles being featured on VEVO’s Incoming Rock and Alternative Playlists, playing a live session on Radio York for BBC Introducing and opening the main stage of Bingley Weekender after winning their emerging talent competition, playing alongside IDLES, Echo & The Bunnymen and Miles Kane. 

Moose Knuckle
https://hotvox.co.uk/artist/moose-knuckle/

Moose Knuckle started the way most good things do – someone got bored and decided to make some noise. Dan wanted to start a band, found some like-minded misfits – Stu, James, Elliot, and Chris and Moose Knuckle was born. No dramatic origin story. No delusions of grandeur. Just five mates smashing out raw, riff-heavy tunes with enough sweat and sarcasm to peel paint off the walls.

Their sound is jagged, unapologetic, loud & in-your-face & danceable somewhere between a sucker punch to the face, and a night out you only half-remember. They’re not trying to change the world. They just want to make it shake a bit (a lot). 

 MINIMUM AGE: 18+

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Starting out anew in the spring of 2025, Classic Trucks arrived with a red hot debut EP that combines the mellow intimacy of folk with thundering electronic bass-lines and warm vintage synths. Bringing in elements of Americana, indie, and pop, Classic Trucks truly has a sound like no other. The solo project of Langkamer frontman Joshua Jarman, Classic Trucks offers up rhythmic ruminations rich with somber sincerity, wry reflections, and infectious hooks. This is their first ever Leeds show. Special guests TBA. 

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Steve brings his songs to an intimate show at the much loved Hyde Park Book Club.

An opportunity to hear songs in an intimate setting, including brand new material from his upcoming LP release.

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Sleazy Shindig: Three sizzling stars from Spain’s Sleazy Records.

Sleazy Records takes the UK by storm with home-grown talent, featuring Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra, Howlin' Ric & the Rocketeers, and Aisha Khan & the Rajahs. 

Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra have been gleefully trampling over genre boundaries for over a decade now, chucking Rockabilly, Blues, Country, Swing, Soul and more into their musical gumbo, but always sounding mostly just like themselves.  Well-known for their energetic live shows, and dry humour, they’ve toured with some of the big-name Americana outfits such as Pokey LaFarge, The Dead South, and Sierra Ferrell.

Leeds-based Howlin’ Ric & the Rocketeers play vibrant and authentic rock and roll, roving from raucous rhythm and blues right through to dreamy popcorn love songs. Wailing vocals, virtuosic sax and biting, grooving guitar will have the audience bouncing, swinging and sweating from start to finish.

Aisha Khan & the Rajahs are purveyors of some of the finest Rhythm & Blues and Blues in the UK today. Headed up by London's undisputed queen of R&B, Aisha Khan and boasting a top notch band of musicians with a musical lineage stretching back for three decades. Stellar original songs, classic covers and extreme sass. If you didn't come to party, don't bother knocking on their door!

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Elefem's sound is Northern, romantic, and introspective. Think R&B. Think Soul. Think Alt.

Elefem has been steadily making waves across the Yorkshire music scene, gracing stages at prestigious venues like The Domino Club in Leeds and jamming with West Yorkshire’s hiphop collective; Jamettone.

The Manchester-born, independent artist's journey continues to ascend in 2025.

Elefem is inviting music lovers to celebrate her fourth release, "Highfly."
She describes the track as a pivotal "transitional single" within her curated collections.

This intimate event promises to be a unique opportunity to connect with Elefem's artistry and the vibrant local music community.

Special Guests:
Elefem will be joined by rising rap talent, Oliver Rees, and the much-loved local Brazilian guitarist, Rod Ramos, promising a dynamic and unforgettable night.
Don't miss this chance to experience Elefem's captivating sound and discover new talent in an intimate setting.

Tickets HERE

With support from Vehicle & Cyclist

Brudenell Presents...

Whitney K is the musical vehicle for Canadian born songwriter Konner Whitney. He is known for his agile lyricism, unpolished yet luminously resonant recordings, and a gritty baritone that balances cool detachment with profound emotional undercurrents. For years, Whitney K existed as an amorphous moving target, as restless as the man behind it. After a string of cassette releases, the band focused its vision on their highly praised 12” debut, Two Years (2020; Maple Death Records), a pivotal period during which band-member Josh Boguski’s role solidified as primary collaborator and producer. Together with multi-talented musicians Avalon Tassonyi and Michael Halls, their synergy has since yielded two more acclaimed albums on Maple Death: Hard to be a God (2022), an immersive orchestral EP, and Vivi! (2023), a frenetic live album preserving their first international tour.

“Nomadic Canadian channelling magical realism, country rock and Lou Reed" Uncut

“Whitney’s ability to capture a deep existential yearning and conjure majesty through a connection to something far bigger and more meaningful is immediately striking.” Paste

Now the group have returned to Boguski/Halls’ makeshift home-studio in Montreal to craft their first album for Fire Records. Stripping back and pushing forward, the band is conjuring their most raw yet refined work to date—an honest, sonically paradoxical collection that finds fresh possibilities in the familiar shapes of rock, pop, and folk with the same unfiltered energy and poetic gravity Whitney K fans have come to expect.

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With support from Cowgirl & Plonk!

Please Please You & Brudenell Presents...

Hatched in 2023 via tape loops and cheap nylon stringed guitars, Chorley-based British Birds soar from the depths ofpsych-tinged melancholy to the heights of disco-doused dystopia and back. From within the precariouslysoundproofed walls of their inconspicuous makeshift arthouse they meticulously craft their sound; dedicatingthemselves to the whole craft from recording, producing and releasing their records, to screenprinting their merch.Ellie’s grab-you-and-don’t-let-you-go basslines, Mikey’s thumpingdrums which cut like Keith Moon’s poltergeist andEmma’s earwormy synth and sweet n shriek harmonies bolster frontman Bobby’s cathartic vocals and staunchlystylistic guitar which jangles like Harrison’s inner demon. The four-piece have impressed fans around the country andbeyond during tour support slots for The Lovely Eggs, Pale Blue Eyes and The Bug Club and their 3 live sessions forBBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley.

FREE Tickets HERE

IN THE BAR

Following the debut Lo Vu show in the snug last June, we celebrate the release of ‘No One Alone’, the anticipated summer single from Lo Vu at hPBC in the bar.

Ben Haskins A.K.A Lo Vu will be playing a selection of Afro Beat, High Life, Jazz and beyond. Some of the music that has influenced the most recent E.P. Distill, as well as the upcoming releases.

STRICTLY VINYL! Come down, get a drink, enjoy some good vibes x

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With Support from Blight Town & Old Haunts

Slam Dunk Presents…

LASTELLE are a British Post-Hardcore band who deal with confronting the emotionally uncomfortable. Writing about struggles with neurodivergence, loss, and expressing yourself their sound has drawn comparisons with the likes of Holding Absence and Underoath. The band are part of a new wave of UK metal/alternative acts that are fast finding their audience both domestically and internationally. Having previously shared the stage with fellow Brits and alternative scene flag bearers such as Holding Absence, Caskets, As Everything Unfolds, etc both here in the UK and overseas. The band are quickly establishing themselves as ones to follow by both fans and their peers alike. Forming in September 2018 the 5-piece have released three EPs, 2018’s "Harrow" & 2021’s "Delicate", and most recently “Exist vol. i” in late 2024, receiving both national airplay on BBC Radio 1 and internationally. The band are set for another landmark year in 2025 with the announcement of their performance at this year's Download Festival as well as new music with the upcoming release of “Exist vol. ii”.

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What started out as a pandemic hibernation project is now the fully fledged Montreal indie-rock-unit knitting. With evocative lyricism and a dry sense of humour, knitting makes guitar driven and introspective indie rock evoking the nostalgia of 90s alternative rock bands like Pavement, Pixies and Sonic Youth. Their debut album Some Kind of Heaven was released September 6, 2024 via Mint Records, spending five weeks at #1 on the Canadian campus radio charts, and earning the band press from Pitchfork, The FADER and Stereogum (Bands To Watch, Best New Artists 2024).

knitting makes their Leeds debut at Hyde Park Book Club in the Snug, alongside fellow Canadian post-punk goth-rockers Bonnie Trash, with support from locals Lozenge and Junk.

Tickets HERE

Tickets £7 Advance, £9 on the day/door (if we have any left) + NOTAFLOF

Bold as Brass returns for a year of joyous nights, every 2 months at Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds.

Playing: Jazz | Funk | Soul | Afrobeat | Hip Hop | Psych | Dub | Balkans | Whatever

This month, featuring:

Flat Moon – Instagram – Pysch | Funk | Punk

Cripps Company & Co – Instagram – Post Bop | Jazz Alt

Away from Home – Instagram – Jazz

Shania Sabrina – Instagram – Soul

Doors at 7.30 – Music 8 til 11

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Private Regcords presents…

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Rising musical comedy duo Griefcat emerged in 2019 as the brainchild of Annie Nardolilli and Louisa Hall, two songwriters from Washington, DC whose shared wit and undeniable musical chemistry made their collaboration feel like fate. Now established as modern, genre-hopping troubadours unafraid of sonic experimentation, Griefcat builds on influences from Tenacious D to Dolly Parton and beyond, infusing the result with a healthy dose of campiness and a talent for tongue-in-cheek sociopolitical commentary — a winning combination that has earned them the backing of a diverse and growing fanbase, a standing ovation from Simon Cowell, 95m+ social media views, and critical acclaim from outlets including The Washington Post over a string of releases and electric live gigs to date. Their next album, Dirty Laundry, is slated to drop September 19th, to be preceded by a slew of singles, music video releases, and live performances later this year.

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FUTURESOUND EVENTS PRESENTS

Tickets OTD ONLY £6

Sharkey's Kitchen is a monthly live jazz/improvisation/electronics cook-up hosted by local guitarist Chris Sharkey.

Each month Chris and a specially selected group of musicians from Leeds thriving creative music scene will prepare and serve up a thoughtfully-curated, mouth-watering menu of new music.

Scarlett Baxter - Drums

Louis Berthoud - Drums

Toby Freeman - Bass / Keys

Sharkey - Guitar / keys

Hyde Park Book Club presents…’Reasons To Be Cheerful.’ A new regular night of live music featuring a handpicked selection of some of the most exciting bands in Leeds and beyond.

With this edition featuring:

elwell - Emo tinged indie channeling the power pop of the C86 scene.

shaene - Glittering keys, gritty guitars and devastating emotional lyricism.

Bela Spit - Post-pussy hag rockers fresh off the release of their debut album.

Tickets £5 advance HERE

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Hawksley Workman is a Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose genre-defying music blends indie rock, folk, and alt-pop with a dash of whimsical theatricality. Known for his lush arrangements and deeply poetic lyrics, his sound is an unpredictable mix of haunting melodies, clever wordplay, and introspective storytelling. Workman has built a loyal following with albums that are both intimate and adventurous, embracing a spirit of experimentation while maintaining an undeniable emotional core.

With a voice that shifts between raw vulnerability and soaring falsetto, Workman continues to carve his own path in the indie world, winning awards and gold records while played thousands of shows across the globe.  Whether through lush orchestral arrangements or stripped-back acoustic ballads, his work has always felt personal and unapologetically authentic, earning him critical praise and a devoted fan base. Hawksley Workman continues to carve his own path, crafting music that feels timeless and deeply resonant.

“Hawksley Workman: He is a survivor. One of the rare Canadian artists who has managed to forge a decades-long career and still draw a crowd. And more comfortable in his skin than ever.”

The Coast

“There is, in Hawksley Workman, an absolutely prodigious sense of survival, Less Rage More Tears (2020) only confirms it. From the start, Hawksley Workman gives himself up without a net, he bares himself again, which does not prevent his songs from revealing a striking combat modesty.”

OuiFM, France

“Workman proves instantly why he has been a music staple for a number of years. His honest and thoughtful lyricism floats above a heavenly cloud, giving a treat for both the eyes and ears.”

No Depression

“Impressively, he not only has plenty to say, but also understands the importance of putting things in a way that seems effortlessly original.”

Georgia Straight

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WELCOME TO PLANET WEEKEND: DIRTY NICE’S SURREAL CARTOON-POP PLAYGROUND

Step right up and dive headfirst into the weird and wonderful world of Dirty Nice! This UK six-piece isn’t just a band—they’re a multi-sensory, mind-bending experience that blurs the lines between music, art, and pure escapism.

Critics call them "charming" (The FADER), "mind-bending" (Rolling Stone), and "whimsical and playful" (MTV). Now, they’re inviting YOU to experience it all LIVE with the launch of their most ambitious project yet: Planet Weekend.

Imagine MGMT’s day-glo pop colliding with The Flaming Lips’ psychedelic theatrics, sprinkled with British eccentricity. Dirty Nice, led by the inventive duo Charlie Pelling and Mark Thompson, will pull you into their glitchy, funky, psychedelic indie universe—where every melody is a tilt-a-whirl, and every lyric hits like an emotional sucker punch.

Expect hits from their cult-favorite albums Surrenderland and Lobster, like "SHARK!" (BBC Radio 1 favourite) and "This Is Gonna Hurt" (Chris Hawkins' 6 Music morning staple), plus fresh tracks from Planet Weekend. From the surreal, yet relatable, narrative of "If I Was Abducted by Aliens" to the joyous refrains of "Another Life”, this show promises heart, humor, and hypnotic hooks.

Add Dirty Nice's surreal self-made animations and bizarre visuals, and you’ve got more than a concert—you’ve got an experience.

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Private Regcords presents…

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Acoustic solo performance by singer/songwriter Darius Mileris Nojus, a Lithuanian musician from Dublin, Ireland. He was the lead singer and guitarist of the folkrock band Airija (meaning - Ireland), which was a great indie rock phenomena in Lithuania from early 90s.
Since 2001 Darius has continued to evolve as a solo artist under the name Nojus, releasing a prolific collection of work that now totals 15 albums across his career. His music is a rich tapestry woven with the raw energy of acoustic rock and the evocative melodies of Irish and Baltic folklore. Darius pours his soul into his craft, creating music that resonates deeply with listeners.

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Inspired by the sweet tones of Slow Pulp and the sampled textures of Sparklehorse, Leeds-based alt-rock band Alpine Reserve makes grounding music.

Hot on the heels of bouncy third single, Swamplands, Alpine Reserve release their debut EP Nightlight on 19 September; a six-track journey charting life, characterised as a halogen bulb against the deep blue darkness. Feature track Waiting for Violet is the emotional climax of the EP, where the sky’s violet blush leads us over the precipice, and into the night. Lush vocals cut through chunky bass and cracked saxophone to create this moody synth-pop ballad.

The release of Nightlight will be celebrated with a headline launch show at Leeds’ Hyde Park Book Club on 5 October, after the band previously sold-out the venue’s “Snug” earlier this year. Nightlight’s track list includes singles Marlow, which quickly reached 4000 streams, and Pale White, which was described by LA-based Get Some Magazine as “Like listening to a warm hug”.

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FUTURESOUND EVENTS PRESENTS…

 “There is a case to be made that Legss are one of the most underrated acts to grace the British musical landscape today” (So Young). After meeting and forming in London, Legss released their experimental, darkly satirical debut EP Writhing Comedy in 2019, which received heavy airplay on BBC 6 Music, “its stabbing, urgent musicality setting the group apart from their peers” (Clash). A year later the band’s anticipated, genre-bending sophomore EP Doomswayers was released in the shadow of the pandemic, championed by Steve Lamacq and BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders, “ambitious and accomplished, an imaginative shot in the arm in a year when bluff doggerel passes for poetry and insight.” (Echoes and Dust).

Following the release of single and short film Hollywood, Legss signed to The state51 Conspiracy and released their third EP Fester in 2023. Recorded at The Church, the EP received acclaim from the likes of the Sunday Times, Quietus, Independent, Line of Best Fit, So Young Magazine, DORK, L&Q, and DIY.

In 2024, Legss were included in the afterword to a republished edition of Mark Fisher’s seminal Ghosts of My Life (Zero Books) by Simon Reynolds. Gloss, the first single from their debut album, Unreal, was released in April 2025, described as “just the beginning of a comeback from a group who, at their best, are one of London’s most powerful acts” (Hard of Hearing).

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Workshop Tickets HERE

As part of my solo tour this October, I’ll be hosting workshops to celebrate the launch of a new tune book I’ve created, featuring the main folk tunes from my latest album Expectations of a Lifetime—plus a few extra surprises.  Each one is accompanied by arrangement ideas and personal reflections on how the music came to life, all rooted in my Scottish traditional background.

During the workshop, I’ll be teaching a selection of these tunes and offering a window into my creative process—how the tunes took shape and how you might interpret them in your own way. The session is open to all melody-playing instruments. No prior experience with Scottish folk music is needed, though I will be teaching mainly by ear. Players of all abilities are welcome, but please note that we won’t be covering instrumental technique, so a basic ability to get around your instrument will be helpful.

About

Scottish harpist and singer Esther Swift explores ritual, connection, isolation, and the natural world in her internationally performed intimate solo show.  She will play songs from her new EP Moon Dream, along with poems that she has been commissioned to turn into music, including works by Carol Ann Duffy, Edwin Morgan, Rachel McCrum and Jackie Kay.


A prolific, boldly innovative harpist, composer and singer, Esther works across genres as diverse as jazz, classical, chamber music and free improvisation, whilst always interweaving her Scottish folk roots.


She has travelled to Vietnam, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, Mongolia, and beyond with her music, and shared international, music lead collaborations with musicians and other artists around the world.  

 
Her performance features recent commissions by Celtic Connections, Chamber Music Scotland, Manchester Jazz festival and The Edwin Morgan Trust and has been toured around the world.


Esther's debut solo studio album, Expectations of a Lifetime, was released in June 2024.      

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Bonnie Stewart (aka Bonniesongs) is originally from Wicklow, Ireland. She moved to Sydney in 2012 after visiting some Australians she met at a jazz improvised course in New York and falling in love with the city. “I had no friends or family from Australia” she explains “but I had an internal pull to move here”. 

 Bonniesongs makes music that is both mellow and hazy and driven and edgy, traversing art-folk, psychedelia, dream-pop and grunge. She could be compared to art-rock and alternative artists such as PJ Harvey, Feist and Grouper.

"Spartan dream-folk...drifts into unexplored areas, borrowing from jazz improvisation" - CLASH 

“An artist whose ability to weave lush guitar lines into her vocally rich music is undeniable” - Guitar World

Natalie Evans is an acoustic/alternative musician from Kent, UK. Heavy support has come from BBC 6Music's Huw Stephens, Lauren Laverne, Guy Garvey and Radcliffe & Maconie, Radio X's John Kennedy, BBC London's Robert Elms and BBC Radio 3's Late Junction with Nick Luscombe.

Tickets HERE

Hello Cosmos return to Leeds to celebrate 10 years since they formed in a basement studio in the city.
Described best as a 'punk Flaming Lips' the cosmic gang of comrades bring an assault of energy, audio and colour to to light ups the darkest days of modern life.

As they prepare to embark on their latest journey with new music in tow, Hello Cosmos 2.0 have confirmed a shake-up of the core crew at the heart of their current guise. Alongside longstanding band leader and creative force Ben Robinson (co-founder of Kendal Calling & bluedot) and his brother Simon (drums), plus strings/synth maestro Angela Chan (Placebo / Lanterns on the Lake); the full-time cosmonauts driving the project into the future will now include bassist/percussionist Isaac Dobson (Dobbo) and guitarist Alex Beston of Vacant Weekend, sax/synth whizz Frankie Pigeon (Dilettante/BC Camplight), and harmonica player Oli Brown (of Herelduke, who also notably produced Hello Cosmos’ ‘Golden Dirt’ mixtape).

Tickets HERE

This October, Nottingham’s Marvin’s Revenge return to Leeds during their UK headline tour in promotion of their new EP, ‘Offer of Love.’

After a big year of sets at New Colossus festival in New York, Focus Wales, Dot to Dot, Y Not, debut shows in Norway and supports with the likes of Heartworms and Ditz, the three-piece have scored critical acclaim from Under The Radar, BBC 6 Music and Radio X. you’ll understand why if you’ve seen them play. 

​​Their sound has hints of The Jesus Lizard’s grunge fuzz, Pixies' dark melodies, Melvin’s crushing riffs and the hardcore explorations of Fugazi, all polished off with increasingly melodic songwriting.

Catch them on this tour alongside lineups of friends and bands they admire.

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Join Leeds soft rock extraordinaires Family Art Club and their beloved guests for an evening of fun, dancing and fresh new tunes.

Family Art Club make their long-awaited return to the Leeds music scene after their summer hiatus. Since their last appearance at Hyde Park Book Club, FAC have released their debut EP "Friends From Home," as well as cooking up lots of new surprises that they can't wait to show you. Get ready for a delightful evening with what some are calling the most charming band this side of the Aire, alongside Sheffield superstars Goat House Bridge and more guests TBA.

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Featuring: Kaesu, The Scratchy Junk Show and Shania Sabrina.

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Alternative indie rock duo PHWOAR bring their fizzy DIY sensibilities, catchy tunes and infectious spirit to this intimate event in Hyde Park Book Club's Snug room. It comes as part of their debut UK tour - the PHWOAR Tour - taking place in autumn 2025. 

The tour, in celebration of their EP 'Flowers Through the Concrete,' will see the fizzy rock duo play a show in Leeds for the first time.

“an architectural marvel of an EP, one where every brick of frustration supports a roof of resilience.” - B-Side Guys

“Stonking set from @phwoarband - always love a drummer who bashes seven shades out their kit!” Melita Dennett - BBC Introducing Sussex & Surrey

“the lyrics in general could easily function as a call to arms, but PHWOAR are primarily here to entertain, and maybe educate, the listener. And for me, they do both of those just fine.” – Mark Buckley - Analogue Trash

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With support from Tally Spear

To celebrate the release of their highly-anticipated debut album, “Entropy” (Oct 3rd) raucous indie-pop-rockers LEAP present their biggest ever tour. Following the success of their first 3 EPs, driven by an explosive live show with over 30,000 tickets sold, LEAP are set to make their mark as one of the most exciting acts in rock.

Pre-order the debut album now - https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/326493

Tally Spear

Tally Spear brings a new light to alternative music, creating emo-flecked pop rock that’s been widely supported by BBC Radio 1, Kerrang! BBC Introducing and Clash Magazine. 

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This is an Open Mic for live electronic music. All styles welcome, everyone welcome. You can bring a laptop, a modular synth or even just your phone with an app. Co

me and perform the tunes you've been working on or just have a jam with a groove box. All sets are pre-booked to ensure people don't waste a trip coming down.

Come and perform the tunes you've been working on or just have a jam with a groove box. All sets are pre-booked to ensure people don't waste a trip coming down.

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Future Sound Events Presents…

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Brudenell Presents….

Cistern play rock music like the best bands formed at the periphery: raw, scrappy, intuitive – a group of friends forging awe and anguish into song. Inspired by the indie rock of the 00’s, 90’s slowcore and 80’s post punk and goth music, their sound balances their eclectic music tastes to create something uniquely their own. Their songs often incorporate obscure, angular melodies and grooves while trying to hook the listener with guitar lines and vocal refrains. They aim to challenge the listeners expectations but not to the point of exhaustion, offering both tension and release. Drawing on multiple songwriters and writing in a collaborative way allows for a wide variety of styles and influences to penetrate their music, often resulting in songs with unconventional song structures and drastic dynamic changes. Based in Squamish, BC a relatively small and isolated town, the band operates outside of any convention big city “music scene” - allowing a focus on writing and recording without much peer influence or industry tampering.

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Maddox Jones is a singer-songwriter from Northampton whose music is as real as it gets. Growing up in a commune with no television and little access to the outside world, he picked up a guitar at age 7 and started writing songs to make sense of life. “Music has always been an escape for me,” he says — and that raw honesty still defines his sound today.

Now enjoying his most prolific years, Maddox’s voice is instantly recognisable, and his songs are epic, emotional, and unfiltered. Fresh from supporting Will Young and Lucy Spraggan on tour, he’s building a powerful connection with audiences across the UK — one heartfelt song at a time.

Join Maddox on his remarkable rise for an intimate night of soulful pop, honest storytelling, and real connection.

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Futuresound Events Presents…

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In celebration of their second EP release (The Mondegreen),
Asher Hoang presents… Yuppie Supper!

The genre-apathetic Yuppie Supper are a DIY three-piece band from Leeds. Inspired by 90s alt-rock, post-punk, and indie, they play complex grooves, spacey chords, and distorted bangers that get audiences waltzing and moshing in the same two minutes.

Joining Yuppie Supper for the evening are Garden of Humans, Lavender Gray, and more to be announced…

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A Different Kitchen, a psychedelic project fuelled by personal experiences, grief and loss. Emerging from Norfolk’s quiet back country, the trio began making noise - where alt-indie meets post-punk. With band members now spread through London, Sheffield and Norwich, the group have migrated their sound around the UK since forming in 2023.

Having received accolades from Tom Robinson and Emily Pilbeam on BBC Radio 6 Music, with singles ‘BBQ Dog’ and ‘I’m Fine I’m Fine’, A Different Kitchen have since been tipped by the pair as ‘Ones to Watch in 2025’. A statement that the 5-piece outfit have strived to pursue, with two EP’s and a debut UK tour, leading to a slot at Sheffield’s ‘Get Together’ Festival in May, alongside emerging acts such as English Teacher, Swim Deep and Adult DVD. After a sold-out EP release party at The Finsbury, London, A Different Kitchen are riding a wave of momentum, culminating in their second self-produced EP, ‘Revolt’, on 7th November 2025.

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This autumn, Leeds' longest serving jazz promoter Lubi Jovanovic (DJ Lubi) teams up with London's acclaimed jazz talent development organisation Tomorrow's Warriors for a series of three concerts across three months and two venues, showcasing the next generation of UK jazz stars. Each concert features a Tomorrow's Warriors London artist alongside a local Leeds rising jazz talent as support. The concerts will be on Sunday 28th September at The Attic (Maddy Coombs Quartet + Sophie Speed Quintet), Sunday 19th October at Hyde Park Book Club (Allexa Nava + Tom Warrilow's Cinquillo), and Saturday 22nd November at The Attic (Donovan Haffner + Reece Fogg).

The RISE showcase series continues on Sunday 19th October at Hyde Park Book Club with Allexa Nava and her band from London, supported by Leeds musician Tom Warrilow Cinquillo. Here's the full info.

Hailing from Peru saxophonist, flautist, and composer Allexa Nava has been making waves on the UK jazz scene for the last few years, both as an artist in her own right (performing at Ronnie Scott’s and Jazz In The Round), as well as a member of the all-female Latin ensemble and festival favourites Colectiva (booked in 2022 in Leeds by DJ Lubi).

But it is her reputation as a bandleader and composer that is set to soar following the release of her highly anticipated debut EP "No Language" on the influential Jazz Re:freshed label.

There is no doubt that the release of "No Language" marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for this emerging talent, whose fresh perspective and technical prowess is ready to  breathe new life into the contemporary jazz scene. And it is no surprise that Nava’s recordings have already received radio play both here in the UK and internationally, including Jazz FM and BBC Introducing London, Antena 3 in Portugal, WYEP Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, and the title track was disque du jour on TSF Jazz in France.

A participant on the Tomorrow’s Warriors Emerging Artists Programme, there is no denying that Allexa has already gone on an incredible journey of exploration and growth as a musician. And jazz audiences can feel justifiably excited to see where this journey leads next!

“The Peruvian-born saxophonist and flautist has made a mark for herself on the contemporary UK jazz scene – and listening to her debut single, a track from her imminent EP, No Language, one can well understand why.” - Sounds and Colours

"With this first EP, Allexa Nava clearly represents what distinguishes Jazz in the UK and in London, namely audacity and assurance" - La Face B

"The new nugget of London jazz is from Peru! Young saxophonist Allexa Nava unveils his new EP, modern, beautifully produced, with a powerful alto sound and an often original approach. A dream!" - TSF Jazz, France

Tom Warrilow, a 21-year-old drummer and alumni from Leeds Conservatoire, has already made a name for himself in the jazz world. He has studied under a distinguished group of mentors, including Dave Hamblett, Sebastiaan de Krom, and Dave Walsh at Leeds Conservatoire. Previously, he honed his skills at Chethams School of Music in Manchester, where he was mentored by Steve Berry, Les Chisnall, and Iain Dixon. Tom also gained invaluable experience working with the likes of Soweto Kinch and Mark Hodgson at the National Youth Jazz Collective.

Tom is the leader and drummer of Cinquillo, a band comprising fellow Leeds Conservatoire students and alumni, including Charlie Folland on alto saxophone, Charlie Wilberforce on guitar, Joseph Frost-Tesfaye on keys, and Jade Smith on bass. The quintet's name, Cinquillo, is derived from a five-note rhythmic pattern rooted in Afro-Haitian influences that spread to Eastern Cuba after the Haitian Revolution of 1791. Their music explores the work of South African jazz legend Bheki Mseleku and saxophonist John Stubblefield, alongside Brazilian and Latin influences, as well as Tom's own original compositions.

Tom's musical influences are diverse, blending Latin American rhythms from artists like João Bosco and Mongo Santamaria, with the melodic writing of Kenny Wheeler and elements of contemporary jazz. His music is becoming increasingly known for its adventurous fusion of jazz and Latin grooves, solidifying him as an exciting emerging artist with a unique voice in the jazz scene.

This performance is part of Tomorrow’s Warriors’ Warriors Rise initiative, which sees the acclaimed jazz talent development organisation support three emerging Warriors’ artists, including Maddy, across a seven-date run of UK gigs, providing tour planning and marketing mentoring. Warriors Rise is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Network Partner initiative supported by PPL.

More about Tomorrow’s Warriors
For over 30 years, Tomorrow’s Warriors has played a vital role within its community and the wider music industry and has been credited with literally changing the face of UK jazz.  Free access to Tomorrow’s Warriors artistic programme has proved crucial in nurturing the nascent talent and early careers of so many of the most exciting UK artists currently tearing up the international jazz scene including Mercury Prize 2023 recipients and BRIT Awards Best Group 2025
winners EZRA Collective, Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia, Shabaka Hutchings and Sons of Kemet, ESKA, Jason Yarde, Denys Baptiste, Robert Mitchell, Soweto Kinch, Shirley Tetteh, Byron Wallen...the list goes on.  

A Black-founded and Black-led organisation, Tomorrow’s Warriors offers a pioneering, free to access, comprehensive programme of learning and training which champions and supports young Black and female talent and those who come from challenging circumstances that would be a barrier to access opportunities to pursue a music career.

“Tomorrow's Warriors occupies a unique and vital space in our cultural landscape. Their work in helping positively shape future generations is of critical importance especially with the tribulations we currently face. Please keep supporting - each one, teach one!” - Gilles Peterson (BBC 6 Music/Brownswood Recordings)

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Presale Live - Saturday (7th June) - 10am

General Sale - Monday (9th June) - 10am

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Presale Live - Saturday (7th June) - 10am

General Sale - Monday (9th June) - 10am

Charlie Bennett is a 24-year-old bedroom-pop artist from Birmingham. Inspired by Dayglow and Beabadoobee, he started releasing music in late 2020, having taught himself to record and produce from his bedroom during lockdown. A self-declared “bedroom pop artist”, Bennett was drawn to the genre’s creativity-first ethos: making music with whatever gear you have. This DIY stance proved itself in his breakout track “Is This Falling?” in September 2020. With 6 million streams and counting, it was recorded using a £20 microphone and an iPhone. Its success gave Bennett the confidence to double down on his musical instincts, releasing his debut EP “Duvet Days”, which was aptly named after using his bedding to soundproof his room whilst recording. Charlie Bennett has built a community of over 500,000 dedicated followers, nicknamed his “Strawbennetts”, who’ve helped stream Charlie’s music over 12.5 million times to date. He’s landed playlist spots on Spotify’s “Our Generation”, supported Will Joseph Cook’s recent UK tour, a slot at Reading Festival, plays on 6 Music, BBC Introducing and KCRW, and the attention of major label bosses, one of whom Bennett remembers chatting to on Zoom whilst folding his socks. Given what they continue to achieve from a student bedroom, it is clear this DIY champ is one to watch.

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With support from Jemma Johnson.

With her velvet voice, mesmerizing melodies and breath-catching lyrics, Natalie performs her souls-stirring songs alongside violinist Boci, drifting between the venue's real upright piano and her guitar.

Prepare for electricity as the real ivories entrance Natalie's inner world and she gladly invites you in.

With her second full length record, Opposite Day, due for release later this year, Natalie strives to encourage us through the dizzying emotional highs and lows of today's world. Inspired by artists like Caroline Polachek, Bon Iver, The Japanese House and Aurora, Opposite Day is a kaleidoscopic journey that delves into the spaces between love and loss, focusing less on what’s good or bad and more on the search for silver linings in an ever-shifting, chaotic landscape.

‘Fresh, adventurous, really assured' - Tom Robinson

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The band are from NZ and currently touring UK with their third album ‘All night before the world began’ . Top UK producer commented: "beautifully crafted tracks. The songs, the arrangements (including some gorgeous strings), and the style are mined from the same place as the greatest 70s singer-songwriter albums. Think of Jackson Browne or James Taylor and you'll be on the right lines. The album was a great pleasure to work on - a fabulous listen." George Shilling (Producer: Blur, Primal Scream, Stornoway, Frank Turner)

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Please Please You & Brudenell Presents...

Scott Lavene is as English as pork pies and pasties, dunked biscuits in Yorkshire tea. Last year’s album Disneyland in Dagenham was full of Essex, East End poetry, and classic English post punk. Following extensive touring including many sold-out shows, Scott is back with another album entitled, Cars, Buses, Bedsits and Shops out 22nd August on Nothing Fancy. An album bursting with more dark humour, snapshots of squalor and cheek, and Scott’s unique love songs. Lavene has also announced a 22 date tour around the UK as well as festival appearances at this year’s Glastonbury, End of the Road, Lakefest and Boia festivals.    

Produced by Stew Jackson, who’s worked with Massive Attack, Black Crowes, Tom Waits and Nick Cave, the record shines with Scott’s presence, alongside Ryan Rogers of Mumble Tide, co-producing and playing organs, synths and mellotron. The album came together quickly, in a five-day wonder, in Bristol, September 2024. Scott’s longer story-based songs have taken a backseat on this record with more singing than before and a higher percentage of ballads, sincere, wistful and tender. They evoke the lyrics and feelings set down by Daniel Johnston and The Magnetic Fields, Evan Dando and the immense David Berman. But a few ratty stories still remain.

Scott explains “On tour, I’d become used to playing the story based songs, the spoken word ones. But fans kept asking me why I didn’t sing anymore, which surprised me. So over the course of a month I wrote a dozen proper songs, alongside “Cars” which was something I already had, a piece of writing that went into Bits and Bobs, my short poetry book I was selling at gigs. I knew I wanted to make something more classic and polished, and when I bumped into Stew at the Bristol show he told me we should make an album and it quickly got organised. I’d been used to playing most of the instruments on the last two albums but Stew can play everything really well so he plays drums and guitars, let alone lap steel, and I just put down basic tracks and watched him and Ryan build the songs, while I sat on the sofa in the studio.”

Cars, Buses, Bedsits and Shops is fit to burst with colour, a slight change in the wacky production of old, the album is polished like a classic 70’s American singer songwriter album, an ode to Wings, to yacht rock and Neil Young. Like if Wilco and Bruce Springsteen’s baby was raised in Basildon. The combination of wry observation, humble wisdom, unguarded vulnerability and unpredictable humour makes Scott unique in today’s expansive world of artists.

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Greece’s explosive psych-folk agitators Thrax Punks return to the UK for the third time, bringing their electrifying fusion of traditional Thracian rhythms and punk-rock intensity across six cities. Known for their blistering live shows and wild improvisations, Thrax Punks blend ancient melodies with modern defiance — or, as they shout from the stage:"tradition is not a museum piece, it's a tool for rebellion".

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Analogue Dreams presents a night of new alternative music and exciting emerging talent from the north. Line up TBA

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FUTURESOUND EVENTS PRESENTS

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Hailing from Brighton, indie rock quintet Youth Sector expertly balance astute politicalobservations with campy indie romps. Inspired by the art school greats DEVO and TalkingHeads, their music is a coiled spring ofurgency and unpredictable energy that offers a sense ofcatharsis for the confusion of modern adult life.Across their critically acclaimed EPs, the Brighton quintet have never revelled in bleakness,managing to twist everyday narratives into music that is quite the opposite being upbeat, full ofenergy and with irresistible choruses you can’t help but sing along with.

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An intimate night of heartfelt storytelling, rich harmonies, and infectious charm. Blending their unique songwriting styles, the trio will share songs and stories that span love, loss, travel, and laughter—offering a warm, acoustic experience that brings the audience closer to the music. Expect a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere, plenty of onstage banter, and melodies that stay with you long after the final chord.

Danny Gruff:

In 2024, he released his 3rd studio album, ‘The Circus Is In Town’, which was the first album he’s recorded with his band ‘The Peacemakers’. This album is influenced by the likes of Bruce Springsteen, The Killers, The Beatles, Bleachers, all of the bands that have had an impact on his 15 year career in the music industry. His unique live performances has meant he’s been invited to share the stage with the likes of Bowling For Soup, Busted, Frank Turner, McFly and Bastille. Expect crowd participation and witty anecdotes throughout Danny’s set. 

www.dannygruff.com

Dave Giles:

Over the last 10 years, Dave has established himself as a reputable singer/songwriter who has developed his own brand of British-infused Americana. Dave is as authentic as they come, and his music, live shows and personality have attracted a loyal community of music lovers. Dave’s loyal following and passion for music has lead him to do some pretty spectacular things. In 2018, he raised £23,000 to record an album in Nashville. And more recently, he raised over £50,000 to record an album in Abbey Road Studio 2. This album is set for release early next year, so expect to hear snippets from it on this upcoming tour. 

www.davejgiles.com

Charlotte Campbell:

Charlotte's upbeat and chirpy originals and covers of pop classics are a hit with all ages. Often found busking along the river Thames and in London's busiest train stations, Charlotte's street performances have led to sold out shows in London and tours across Europe. Her musical message is to embrace happiness in all its forms and find the joy in the world.

Building an online fanbase through street art, Charlotte has released her music independently. In 2021 her original songs were featured on ITV's Love Island, along with her cover of The Killers' Mr. Brightside. She is a playlisted artist in every UK Caffe Nero and singles Stay Like This and Blur have gained attention from BBC Introducing. In 2016, her single Free The Night was crowned the official song of the TFL Night Tube.

https://www.charlottecampbell.co.uk/

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With support from Nico Paul  & Sam King

Brudenell Presents...

London-based, Brisbane/Meanjin-born singer-songwriter MF Tomlinson made his debut with the release of his 'Last Days Of Rome' EP in 2020 and has since released two critically acclaimed full length albums, 2021's 'Strange Time' and its follow up and sister album 'We Are Still Wild Horses' in 2023 via PRAH Recordings.

Merging together ambient, experimental jazz, acid-folk and indie folk to otherworldly new territory, 'We Are Still Wild Horses' received universal widespread acclaim upon its release from The Times, Mojo, Uncut, The Line Of Best Fit, Record Collector, Music OMH, The Arts Desk, Beats Per Minute, Gigwise, amongst many others.

Tomlinson's work has seen him traverse the globe, performing at festivals from Finland to Australia, and at the widely adored End of the Road Festival, not to mention support UK/EU tours with American heavyweights Geese and TORRES, alongside coveted support dates with Dry Cleaning, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, DeVotchKa, James Yorkston and Nina Persson - to name but a few.

(19 June) Today MF Tomlinson reveals new single 'My Hand In Yours', the compelling final taster of his highly anticipated new album 'Die To Wake Up From A Dream', out 11th July on PRAH Recordings. Tomlinson today also announces new UK tour dates for the autumn, with stops in Brighton, Manchester, Cardiff, Bristol and Leeds.

(19 June) Today MF Tomlinson reveals new single 'My Hand In Yours', the compelling final taster of his highly anticipated new album 'Die To Wake Up From A Dream', out 11th July on PRAH Recordings. Tomlinson today also announces new UK tour dates for the autumn, with stops in Brighton, Manchester, Cardiff, Bristol and Leeds.

New single 'My Hand In Yours' arrives on waves of reverb-drenched pedal steel, capturing the stillness and intimacy of moments spent in his wife’s presence. A gorgeous slowcore-folk meditation featuring Jacken Elswyth (Shovel Dance Collective) on banjo, the song explore the quiet experience of living in love - his wife’s hand a physical embodiment of their connection.

Echoing the emotive twang of Bill Callahan and the dreamlike haze of Mazzy Star, the track swells with understated beauty. Tomlinson’s lyrics are no less poetic: “My hand in yours is a path that I can follow,” he sings, as pedal steel traces the emotional thread. “Your voice in my head, so I don’t get lost.”

Reflecting on the single, Tomlinson said:

"My wife once told me about an exercise where you close your eyes and let someone lead you down the street to understand what it’s like to be blind. We lived on Amhurst Road, across from Hackney Central, and tried it one Saturday on our way into town. You can picture that while listening for some added comedy.

It struck me that often, that's all we're ever doing - following the path of a friend, a companion, someone we love. How in most ways, it's the only path we ever need. So yeah it's a love song pure and simple - it still chokes me up! Jacken Elswyth (of herself and of Shovel Dance Collective) plays the banjo at the end. I’m a Jacken stan and feel truly honoured to have her on this — the way she plays lifts the whole thing somewhere new, especially with the birdsong in there too (I feel it gives the ending a little of Jim O’Rourke’s 'Halfway to a Threeway')."

'Die To Wake Up From A Dream' is MF Tomlinson's third studio album, and marks the final chapter in a trilogy of self-produced full lengths, following the critically acclaimed 2021 debut 'Strange Time' and 2023's 'We Are Still Wild Horses', respectively drawing universal praise from Uncut, Mojo, The Times, The Arts Desk, Record Collector, The Line of Best Fit, CLASH Magazine and many more.

An opus on human experience, new album 'Die To Wake Up From A Dream' is an urgent and vivid description of the times in which we live, fusing organic and electronic textures into a sonic tapestry that explores internal, external, and digital realms.

Encompassing folk, shoegaze, art-rock, prog and orchestral traditions, the new album was produced by Tomlinson in his studio in Poplar, London. Meticulously captured one instrument at a time, 'Die To Wake Up From A Dream' is a psychoacoustic odyssey of impossible proportions.

From the grandeur of opener and previous single 'Blink And You'll Miss It', the liminal landscapes of instrumental tracks 'A Dream' and 'A Meadow (Part I)’ to the stormy, tumultuous 'Your Flight (Dying/Another Dream)' featuring vocals by Dry Cleaning's Florence Shaw, the universe Tomlinson has created is hyper-real; the falling of a pin detectable in the midst of a raging storm at sea.

MF Tomlinson has shared three songs from the new album so far - its ambitious centrepiece and 9-minute title track ‘Die To Wake Up From A Dream’, the lush, expansive album opener 'Blink And You'll Miss It', and the assured, poignant beauty of 'I'm On The Border - receiving early plaudits from The Needle Drop, Rolling Stone, The Line of Best Fit, CLASH Magazine, Rough Trade, and more.

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Futuresound Events Presents..

Azamiah are a Glasgow-based nu-jazz band nestled within the burgeoning music scene of Glasgow and Scotland since 2020. Through their music, Azamiah brings a healing experience, taking you on a journey across moody and light landscapes.

Debut album IN PHASES was released June 2023 on Rebecca’s Records and its popularity has grown steadily since. The band has played on stages across the UK and Europe including Latitude Festival, Brick Lane Jazz Festival, JAZZMI festival & North Sea Round Town.

With their second release – TWO LANDS - set for May 2025, Azamiah continues to develop their sound through the exploration of new soundscapes and sonic worlds.

Band members include INDIA BLUE, Josef Akin, Alex Palmer and Norman Villeroux.

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Stone Jets is a London-based band originally from South Africa, known for blending feel-good vibes with rhythmic soul and pop sensibilities. The band consists of Given Nkanyane (bass and vocals), Manfred Klose (guitar), and Adrien Latgé (drums). They have a uniquely simple yet substantial melodic songwriting style and are known for their lively performances.

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Beau Bowen are Touring "The Out Of This World Rock Show".

Expect the unexpected, and grab your tickets now!

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With support from Cateyes & When They Riot 

EVER is an alternative rock band from North-East Lincolnshire, UK. Influenced by the grunge of Nirvana and Pearl Jam - and pumped-up by the scuzzy pop-punk of Green Day the band built a legion of fans with a series of self-released singles throughout 2024.

With their songs grabbing the attention of people worldwide across social media and streaming platforms, the band were spotted by Grammy award winning producer Rob Cavallo. A nod of approval from the man responsible for production duties on classic albums like Dookie and The Black Parade is no mean feat, and EVER swiftly signed to Cavallo's management company. Having already landed a spot on EA sports NHL soundtrack with their debut single, the band picked up a booking agent and began totake their next steps.

Rolling on to 2025, and with appearances at the likes of Live at Leeds and Neighbourhood Festival in Manchester already under their belt, EVER have started to plot their adventures further afield. In February, the east-coast trio travelled to Los Angeles to record their debut album with Cavallo; in the summer they will appear at festivals including 2000 Trees and Liverpool Sound City. There is much, much more to come.

A Slam Dunk presentation by arrangement with NMC Live

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70's influenced funkster and soft-rocker Joel Sarakula (AUS) will perform at Hyde Park Book Club for the first time to present his new album 'Soft Focus' on Nov 1st 2025.

Joel has graced the stages of international festivals Primavera, SXSW and Glastonbury over the years and has been championed by the likes of Craig Charles, Mary Anne Hobbes and Lauren Laverne on 6 Music and Radio 2.

Don't miss this chance to see Joel Sarakula in a rare headline UK show. Expect soft-rock, disco, dad puns and lots of jazzy chords 🎶

JOEL SARAKULA

Imagine if Ray Manzarek was the frontman for the Bee Gees... It’s a neat visual introduction to Joel Sarakula, a UK-based Australian artist who writes, producesand sings Soulful Pop, gazing out at a contemporary world through vintage glasses, vintage threads and long blond hair.

His music is informed by a rich, 1970s-inspired palette, drawing on soft-rock, funk and disco influences: sunny, uptempo jams for darker times. Self-aware that he looks and occasionally sounds like the love child of Ray Manzarek and the Gibb brothers, his self-deprecating sense of humour is always there just below the fringe.

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Futuresound Events Presents

Roller Derby is not only the name of a feminist roller sport, but also the name of the

dream pop duo from Hamburg, formed in 2020. Blending 60s melodies and nostalgic

80s textures with modern indie pop, Roller Derby craft a sound that’s both dreamy and

direct. 

The band has sold out shows across Europe and America including renowned festivals such as Reeperbahn Festival, The Great Escape, and SXSW (US). 

When The Night Comes – An album that glows and floats:

With When The Night Comes, Roller Derby deliver a debut album that draws its strength

from subtlety and emotional depth. Produced by Moses Schneider (Pixies), the record

combines an international sound with a charming DIY feel. Across ten tracks, the band

creates a melancholic, dreamy atmosphere, evoking the best moments of Alvvays, Beach House, and Mazzy Star.

"Dream-pop duo Roller Derby shine on their debut album. These transportive tracks

boast ethereal vocals, wistful lyricism, and a captivating blend of ‘80s synth pop and

contemporary dreamgaze, making When The Night Comes an impressive first full-length."

 – KEXP

"Sometimes music feels like a warm embrace: a debut album full of dreamy pop gems."

 – Visions (Germany)

"Brilliant 80s-inspired dream pop"

 – Rolling Stone

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CHAR is an alternative indie/shoegaze artist, bringing her introspective lyricism and addictive melodies to Hyde Park Book Club as she plays her debut headline show. Originally from the Cotswolds and now Leeds based, CHAR is an authentically raw and honest artist, documenting her existence through turning her most troubling thoughts into music. After huge success playing various support gigs around Leeds, she is taking the reins and headlining an all female/non-binary show. She is entering a new chapter in her career, with single release dates on the horizon and further ventures to follow. Joined by her 4-piece band, she will be playing completely new music with some personal favourites, exploring themes of unrequited love, self fulfilling prophecies and experiences that tend to go without mentioning.

Support TBA.

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In making their third record, Hex Key, Mamalarky spent entire seasons hunched over guitars and obscure synthesizers, their long hair sweeping over strings or covering concentrated eyes. The band recorded takes in between the sounds of passing ice cream trucks and yowling stray cats in their LA home studio, a tight but prolific living room. Hex Key is a document of perseverance, of going for the gold while somehow remaining totally aware of one’s own vulnerabilities. These effervescent, swirling songs chronicle vivid desires crashing against real-life limitations but finding a way to keep burning anyway. That tension between anguish and resilience, between performed aloofness and brutal honesty, drives the music, imbues it with a compelling intensity.

Over the last 8 years, the quartet’s members have lived in Austin, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, and have established a bond that they acknowledge is rare. “We have an unmatched level of trust in each other,” drummer Dylan Hill says. “There is no air of professionalism. It's literally just four friends hanging out and getting to the bottom of something.”

Bluegrass 'Jazzgrass' and Old Time band 'Caution Horses' explore upbeat fiddle tunes, spacey instrumentals and goregous harmonies. With support from female cello folk duo Elm inspired by artists such as Joni Mitchell.

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With support from Supermaus.

Futresound events presents.

Brighton-based CIEL craft a unique blend of moody indie rock, shoegaze, goth, post-punk/new wave and triphop weaving together ethereal melodies with a dark, driving energy. Fronted by Dutch-born singer and songwriter Michelle Hindriks, the band evolved into a duo in the studio with the addition of drummer Tim Spencer. CIEL’s sound is both atmospheric and urgent—heavy guitars, pulsing basslines, and driving rhythms providing the backdrop for Hindriks’ haunting yet intimate vocals. Think of a sound that sits somewhere between the hazy allure of Slowdive, the urgency of Wolf Alice, and the brooding cool of The Cure—ethereal yet punchy, nostalgic yet fresh, and leaving room for wonky sound experiments through the use of vintage synths and samples.

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Join us for an intimate show in Hyde Park Book Club in support of Dogshow's new album 'Run With Me'. Featuring special guests!

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Dogshow are 2 brothers traversing the astral planes of dance music - whilst dressed as poodles.

These two full-bodied canine siblings are on a mission to create the ultimate party experience, fusing live techno and rave with real instruments. Performing in the middle of the audience on their battery powered Dog Trolley they conduct an animalistic ‘howling at the moon’ ceremony. The show invariably descends into a feral ritual of chaos and abandon. Part space-age cabaret, part canine cult— this is dance music at its most gloriously unhinged. Join the spectacle and unleash your inner canine.

‘Boiler Room meets Crufts on a trip to space’

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Slam Dunk Presents

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As part of his 5-piece band, Arieh Temkin will be celebrating the release of his debut solo album 'How Far Flown' with a run of live performances across England. He is an upcoming singer/songwriter from Manchester, blending folk and rock influences to create raw and honest songs about change and self-discovery. Inspired by travel, personal experiences and struggles with identity, 'How Far Flown' is a work of songs that feels like conversation - intimate, emotional and real.

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As part of their Red Water Lily Tour Leonian Dream will be co headlining Hyde Park Book Club alongside local Indie band Fools Arcade. Expect an evening full of energetic Indie Rock.

LEONIAN DREAM

Hailing from East Devon Leonian Dream is an Indie Rock band that has quickly made a name for themselves in the music scene. Formed in 2021, the group consists of Swiss singer songwriter Leonie Prater and Black Country born guitarist Thomas Rogers each bringing their own unique flair and background to the collective.
The band’s journey began back in 2021 when Leonie and Thomas first crossed paths. Since then, they have shared the stage with many notable artists and have now found their feet as a 5-piece band. They've had some exciting opportunities including supporting Indie up and coming Australian artists Annie Hamilton and CLEWS as Rough Trade Bristol. 2025 sees a big milestone as Leonian Dream have released their self titled debut EP 'LEONIAN DREAM' on January 10th 2025 (championed by BBC Introducing, Radio X, Amazing Radio and Future Hits). They've sold out venues such as The Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis and 12bar in Exeter. 

Fools Arcade

Fools Arcade are an indie rock band from Leeds, known for combining driving rhythms, catchy hooks, and heartfelt lyrics. With influences from indie pop and alternative rock, their songs capture themes of connection, escapism, and the moments that make everyday life memorable. On stage, they bring energy, warmth, and a genuine sense of fun — retaining the tight sound of their recordings while adding personality and spontaneity live. With a growing following and a sound that fits perfectly on bigger stages, Fools Arcade are here to make their mark. 

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After a momentous 2024 with sold out shows across UK and their native Australia, indie pop

favourites The Rions return for headline shows across UK/Europe this November. Starting 2025 with their decisive new single ‘Shut You Out’, the 4 best friends are riding a wave of success after their sophomore EP ‘Happiness In a Place It Shouldn’t Be’ hit #4 on the ARIA Top Australian Albums Charts and saw the band sell over 20,000 headline tickets last year.

The Rions made their international live show debut in Aotearoa / New Zealand early last year, before embarking on a UK/EU co-headline tour with Pacific Avenue in August, selling out iconic venues in London, Manchester and Leeds. This time they return for headline shows with the promise of new music and mass singalongs across Bournemouth, Cornwall, Bristol, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester, London and Amsterdam. From their early beginnings as high school classmates, Noah Blockley, Harley Wilson, Asher McLean, and Tom Partington have cemented their status as ‘ones to watch’ - going from winning triple j’s Unearthed High in 2021, to now having amassed over 50 million global streams across their catalogue. With an indie rock sensibility that draws from influences including Role Model, The Japanese House and Sam Fender, their infectious pop hooks are propelled by the unfiltered authenticity they bring to their lyrics.

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Oscar Blue is a singer-songwriter hailing from Co. Clare in the west of Ireland. His music embodies a unique sound rooted in folk and storytelling traditions, while fusing indie pop and rock influences. Drawing inspiration from his rural upbringing and the ever-changing world around him, Oscar's exploration of the human condition and personal experience resonate deeply with fans across the globe.  

Since his 2022 debut EP, Backyard Mafia, which has amassed over 2.6 million streams worldwide, Oscar has continued to capture attention. Oscar’s recent EP, Six Figures of Solitude, released in November 2024, has already surpassed 1.2M streams, with over 300,000 listeners, reflecting the steady growth of his dedicated fan-base. 

2025 has been off to a busy start for the Irishman, recently completing a 15-date UK/EU support tour with fellow Irish musician Darren Kiely. With new music on the horizon, including the highly anticipated release of his debut album, the momentum behind Oscar Blue shows no signs of slowing.  

Oscar’s live performances - both acoustic and with band - are known to be moving and sincere, showcasing his rich, emotive voice and evocative songwriting. Self-funded, self-promoted, and independently released, his 2025 headline dates will coincide an exciting new chapter in the growing career of this songsmith. 

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Jeremy's heart raced as he handed a thin envelope over the stale corporate desk. He was greeted by a knowing smile from his boss, a former big band trombonist, as if reliving his life choices for a moment. The resignation letter would be the last act of a decade-long struggle with his working identity, and the beginning of the 32-year-old's headfirst dive into music. In the Spring of 2018, Jeremy would buy and lovingly convert a green transit van and set out to busk his way around Europe. The North Star of dedication to music set in his heart and a lifetime of insecurity to conquer.
Relishing the world of music business independence, Jeremy released two albums and a live EP in the late Twenty Teens including his first studio album working alongside Decoy and Old Jet studios and producer Simon Britcliffe in Suffolk. The releases peaked BBC Introducing interest leading to BBC Radio 6 radio play and a performer slot at Hay Festival. Support slots for The Feeling, Ben Ottewell (Gomez) and Scott Matthews quickly followed. The latter of which was snubbed just weeks before by the Covid pandemic.
Covid provided an opportunity to set up his own record label and publishing company Triplane Records and expand into collaboration, creating and leading the bands Pinfeather and Mongrel - Releasing six tracks respectively into the Triplane catalog. A full length solo album (Into The After) followed just before the end of lockdown, stretching Jeremy's legs as a producer and paving the way over 300 live shows in the two years following the pandemic.
2025 brought a fresh new collaborative album, a further addition to the Triplane catalog, and an evolution of sound away towards alt-pop and soul, whilst maintaining the narrative storytelling of his previous work. Jeremy's most ambitious European and UK tour to date follows in Autumn 2025.

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Pengshui are a genre-smashing trio blending punk energy, grime attitude, and earth-shaking bass. 

Since their explosive 2018 debut, they’ve lit up stages from Download and Bloodstock to Glastonbury and Boomtown, dropped two fierce albums, and even caught the attention of The Prodigy for official remixes. Fronted by Illaman (Dave Penning), a former member of hip-hop collective Problem Child and an MC for the likes of Foreign Beggars, Goldie, Flux Pavilion and Chinese Man, and anchored by renowned bassist Fatty Bassman (Chris Hargreaves), co-founder of Submotion Orchestra and pioneering force in live electronic bass, they’re ready to tear down whatever’s in their path. With their third studio album locked and loaded, Pengshui are gearing up for their biggest chapter yet. Brace yourself — this isn’t just a band. It’s a movement.

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Hailed as ‘One to Watch’ by The Guardian, Holysseus Fly has spent the past couple of years carving out her own unique path. With a series of standout releases accompanied by striking visuals, she’s established herself as one of the UK’s most compelling new voices.

As vocalist, co-writer and pianist in critically acclaimed collective Ishmael Ensemble, Fly is a vital presence in the UK music scene and as a solo artist she pushes further, blending emotion-soaked lyrics with soaring, cinematic choruses. Both her 2023 debut EP Birthpool and last year’s Out Of This World were championed by Lauren Laverne and earned praise from industry heavyweights including Annie Mac, Chris Hawkins, Jamz Supernova, Craig Charles, and Huey Morgan.

In 2024, Fly joined Nick Mulvey on a sold-out UK tour before launching her own headline run, with standout shows in London, Manchester and Bristol that drew a rapturous response. That same year, she made her solo debut at Glastonbury and performed on the mainstage at Bristol’s Forwards Festival, sharing the bill with the likes of CMAT, Jessie Ware and LCD Soundsystem.

With new music on the way and her biggest solo UK tour set for this autumn, 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for Holysseus Fly as she continues to cement her place as one of the UK’s most exciting and distinctive emerging artists.

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An evening of folk and blues with two of the most exciting talents in the country, Phil Maguire and Grace Elizabeth Harvey.

Phil Maguire: 

Phil Maguire is a folk and blues musician from South East London that has been touring their unique blend of contemporary and traditional folk music for over 10 years. A life of gigging on the road birthed a number of singles that were followed by the EP ‘The Church Bell’ in early 2022. 2023 then saw the release of his debut album ‘Valley Of My Dreams’. A contemporary folk record steeped in the tradition that has been picked up by a number of radio stations. For the past 10 years Phil has been regularly touring across the UK from Devon to Yorkshire including performances at Glastonbury Festival and Green Man Festival. 2026 will see Phil’s second album released into the world.

Trust The Doc - "Stunning Indie Folk"

Home Farm Fest - “Phil’s unique voice imbues his story-led songs with a wistful, heart-rending tint. An absolutely stunning act!”

Demerara Records - " Phil Maguire's songs were original and impressive as was his guitar and bouzouki playing but, wow, his voice was shuddering and earth shattering. What a talent he is.

Boogaloo Radio - "Reminds me of Richard Thompson"

Grace Elizabeth Harvey:

Grace Elizabeth Harvey is a wanderer. An independant singer-songwriter and cellist from Birkenhead her music intends to captivate through questioning that which lies just beneath our experience. Virtuosic vocals and intricate guitar work characterise her debut EP Other Faith, which muses on faith of all kinds, which was released independently on the 9th May 2025 and was accompanied by a sold out self-organised UK tour and a run of 10 inch vinyl. Curiosity and connection is at the centre of Grace’s practice.

“Hers is a name to watch” - Folking, 2025

“the artist is at one with her guitar… think Joni Mitchell but from Merseyside” - Local&Live, 2023

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Brudenell Presents...

On a debut album shot through with grief and emotion, the deep, intimate friendship between the members of Low Girl fuels an almost telepathic interplay. Is It Too Late To Freak Out? sees the indie four-piece intermingle their voices and guitar melodies while vivid, endlessly curious soundscapes sprawl into extended vamps, holding tight to both tension and tenderness. It’s a collection filled with exploratory songs that unfold with momentum, the sound of a group of musicians who are deeply attuned to each other.

At its heart is the idea of telling one’s own story: how much to share, how much to keep for oneself – two questions frontperson Sarah Cosgrove asked herself while writing these 11 tracks. Here, she taps into painfully universal themes without being too overt: mental illness, family dynamics, ghosting, feeling small in a big world. “Our music speaks to triumph in the face of misery,” she explains. “It’s about turning those darker moments into something you feel like you've overcome, and pushing towards making yourself a better person.” 

Since 2021’s peppy Big Now EP, Low Girl’s singles have been postcards from that journey, and Is It Too Late To Freak Out? is a fully-realised dispatch from this same pathway – imbued with an urgency, ambition, and devastating potency only hinted at until now. In the past four years, the band’s lives have changed considerably. As the accolades have accrued – airplay across BBC Radio 1, 6Music, and Radio X, slots at Reading Festival and SXSW in Austin, support from DIY and Spotify – they have also spent time on the road, performing headline tours as well opening for the likes of The Murder Capital, Swim Deep and Pom Poko. 

Low Girl initially started out as a solo endeavour for Sarah, as a means of exploring a tumultuous inner world through art. Over time, the project has expanded to include her sibling Tom (drums), and bassist/guitarist Bradley Taylor and keyboardist Toby Morgan, whom she met while studying at Lincoln University. As an independent act, the creation of Low Girl’s debut was a process unadulterated by commercial constraints or expectations; the band can attest to the thrill of an ever-changing road map. “We want it to be hard for people to pin us down and put us into a category,” Bradley affirms. 

The result is a collection of astounding sonic range – from colossal hooks that soar over waves of distortion (‘Doing My Time’, ‘2007’), to mixing layered textures and horn flourishes (‘Driveway’). Written and recorded between Bedford and rural Yorkshire, Low Girl were intentional about ensuring the sonic diversity of the album, nodding to the atmospheric dream-pop of Canadian group Alvvays, as well as Bradley’s lifelong love of emo. ‘Handbrake’, an exhilarating adventure in genre-hopping, throbs and glistens with a quietly ecstatic joy, while ‘Overgrown’ offers a deeper foray into unexpected territory, melding distorted riffs with pop-facing vocal lines. 

Is It Too Late To Freak Out?, therefore, is the result of absolute devotion to the craft and fine-tuning. Low Girl understand what it means to fight for the music, to make it the best it can be; the more hardships they have had to weather as individuals, the more precious their moments of collaboration have become. 

Stirring centrepiece ‘Ctrl’ – which speaks to the complex afflictions of living life with chronic obsessive-compulsive disorder – was born from a particularly affecting moment in the studio. “I remember feeling like I had a headache, because I was ruminating so deeply over some unfinished lyrics,” Sarah explains. “I knew I had to express exactly how I felt in order to set my own narrative; to go for gold while remaining aware of my own vulnerabilities.”

Created by Toby, who has a background in graphic design, the album’s collage-style artwork offers a way of communicating trauma in a way that words alone cannot. “On the cover image, there are dozens of small details, drawings and broken things. All of this reflects the content of the music, too: it’s purposely non-linear,” he explains.

Crucially, however, the album ends on an uplifting note. The seven minute-long ‘I Love All My Friends’, which features a gorgeously-arranged piano outro, engages with feelings once locked away – the give-and-take between happiness and clarity. The song’s title is repeated like a mantra in order to ground its author, bringing her back down to Earth as the realisation dawns: one’s close friends will always be there when everything else seems to be crumbling. 

“Working on that song felt like a form of mindfulness,” Sarah affirms. “It made me realise that when you're going through difficult times, that's when you grow the most; that's when you can feel the most connected to the world around you.”

Visceral, anthemic and alive, Is It Too Late To Freak Out? is built on a pact made between four best friends to wade through the mess together. The creation of the album has allowed Low Girl to look towards a future filled with promise, not shying away from painful experiences but instead embracing them as part of the band’s rich, intricate tapestry.

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Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Hertfordshire, alt rock trio High Regard servea throwback sensation, enwrapped within guttural guitar riffs, and intermingled with an innovative and modern rage. Formed in early 2020, the band has seen several changes encouraged by the closure of everything during the pandemic. The band were forced to quickly adapt to becoming a remote project, leading to some changes on the tail end of 2021. The trio’s breakout single‘ Dead To Me’has become a hot ticket over the past year since its release, being played across national radio stations and even lead to claiming the title of Radio1’s Future Alternative Best UK Band of 2023. Following an extensive year of touring and festivals, including 2000 Trees and Burn It Down, 2025 gears up to be exciting for High Regard, kicking off with three support shows with The Hara, a sold-out debut headline show in London.

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This Feeling Presents…
“an onslaught of hypnotic, gargantuan grooves guaranteed to make you move.” Gigwise

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To Kill A King is coming back to the Hyde Park Book Clube for another acoustic session this November. Accompanied BY JB on the Mandolin. 

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Small edit amended below; it's 'THIS IS WHERE IM GOING TO TOUR' so instead of DIE like the record name it's TOUR (play on words, like saying these shows are where I'm going to tour). 

Devon was born, raised, and resides in a small village in the Forest of Dean, a region in the South West of England. His sound, self-produced from his bedroom out of both necessity and passion, reflects the raw emotion and relentless creativity that defines his artistry. In 2024, Devon hit major milestones supporting Olly Murs, Anne-Marie, and 

Circa Waves, playing to packed crowds across the UK. Now, 2025 is set to raise the bar even higher. This summer, he’ll perform to over 40,000 fans as direct support for McFly on their huge UK outdoor tour. He’s also putting the finishing touches on a brand new mixtape, set for release later this year.

With strong DIY roots and a dedicated team of close friends by his side, Devon has created an immersive live experience that reflects the same heart and soul found in his music. And now, with ‘THIS IS WHERE IM GOING TO TOUR’, he’s ready to bring it to his biggest audiences yet. The six-date run in November 2025 will see Devon headline iconic venues including London’s Colours and

Bristol’s Thekla—places he once stood in as a fan. “This tour is the biggest, scariest one yet,” he shares. “I'm playing in venues I've been to see so many of the acts I loved growing up. Live shows have always been the be-all end-all for me, it's the reason I started doing this.” Don't miss Devon performing live in Leeds at the wonderful Hyde Park Book Club on Saturday 22nd November. 

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Michael Aldag is a 23-year-old artist from Liverpool, making synth pop music, inspired by The Cure, Depeche Mode, Lana Del Ray amongst others.

He has 4 sold out UK headline tours under his belt (20K tickets) - a hardcore devoted fanbase as well as his 1.1 million+ social followers. He has supported Dean Lewis around Europe and the UK and his debut mixtape charted top 10 Spotify Charts.Since launching his music career Michael has featured on the cover of Notion Magazine and landed features on Line of Best Fit, CLASH and The Sunday Times, who featured Michael in their ‘Breaking Artist’ section. Avidly and continually supported by BBC Introducing and Radio 1, BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders ‘Tune Of The Week’ ["Michael Aldag is as real as they get. His words, at the moment, are my bible. In a world full of deception, Michael Aldag stands tall" - Jack Saunders]. Michael performed at Radio 1 Big Weekend 2023, pulling the biggest crowd to the Introducing Stage over the whole weekend. He then played Reading & Leeds in 2024, as well Boardmasters, Latitude and more.

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To celebrate the release of Claudia Fenoglio’s new EP, It Always Fades In The End, the band will be playing a headline show at Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, on Wednesday, 26th November.

Supports to be announced!

£6 > Advance ticket

£8 > On the door

£10 > CD bundle w/ ticket (bought via bandcamp link below)

It Always Fades In The End is due for release on Friday 3rd October via Launchpad+ / EMI North.

Pre-order the EP here (gig ticket bundles available!)

Pre-save the EP here

Fresh from The Great Escape, and supporting Nadine Shah, Claudia Fenoglio is a Leeds based singer-songwriter making indie-pop music, blending intimate and ethereal sounds with poignant storytelling. Look a little closer, and Fenoglio is revolutionising the indie-pop genre as we know it. Whether in her bedroom or in the studio, Claudia Fenoglio is an artist who isn’t afraid to challenge herself and her listeners, creating timeless, boundary-pushing pop music along the way. 

With new EP It Always Fades In The End, Fenoglio conjures a cinematic, poignant tapestry of songs that navigate the complexities of queer relationships. An EP that at its core is “about learning to let go and all the steps in between”, Fenoglio fuses shimmering pop flourishes with earnest lyricism that confronts the emotional weight of impermanence and the human impulse to cling onto what’s inevitably slipping away. Yet, where there is uncertainty there is also resilience. “While a lot of the songs stick to the idea that nothing good lasts forever,” Fenoglio explains, “there are also a few that bring a bit of hope - showing that love, in all its forms, can survive even when life gets hard.” 

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Support from Vehicle.

Bristolian outfit The Cindys united through a shared love of Alex Chilton, The Clean and Beat Happening. Birth child of Jack Ogborne (aka Bingo Fury) and with help from Naima Bock, Finlay Burrows and members of Belishas, the group fronts surrealist imagery and infectious hooks at a pace that’ll give you butterflies. Their debut album was recorded across the west country, between the vault of the Cornish Bank in Falmouth, Rockfield studios in Wales and the cellar of legendary venue The Louisiana in Bristol throughout 2024. The album includes production and engineering contributions from Joe Jones (Aldous Harding, The Cure, Teenage Fanclub) and Sam Stackpool of Holiday Ghosts, who also features on 12 String.

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Analogue Dreams presents a night of new alternative music and exciting emerging talent from the north. Line up TBA

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Carefully pushing the boundaries of what modern Irish folk can look and sound like, Junior Brother is an idiosyncratic, challenging, and richly lyrical singer/songwriter from Co. Kerry. His much-anticipated third album, The End, is officially announced and due to arrive on September 5th via Strap Originals, a label forged with love by Pete Doherty of The Libertines.

Following the success of his 2024 single Take Guilt, Junior Brother offers another taste of his upcoming LP with Small Violence, a powerful track that addresses the growing influence of misinformation and the escalating wave of conspiracy-fueled hatred.

Speaking about the new track, Junior Brother says: “Small Violence follows a character pulled in by a small few who enjoy using violent words to stoke real violence further down the line. The intro riff was heavily inspired by the Opening Titles of “The Blood on Satan's Claw”, a Folk Horror from 1971 which I highly recommend to anyone except the sensible.”

The End is a deeply instinctive yet carefully considered response to the chaos of modern life, with Junior Brother weaving the recent years of upheaval into the eerie folklore of Fairy Forts.  These ring-shaped earth mounds, scattered across the Irish countryside, are known to possess an energy that can bewilder, curse, or even lead the unwary astray. Stepping into one is to risk losing yourself—both physically and spiritually. To Junior Brother, this ancient folklore mirrors the disorienting reality of today’s world.

“The sound of the album is supposed to take the organic instruments of Irish traditional music and lift them somewhere else,” Junior Brother explains, “like the otherworldly Irish music sometimes heard from Fairy Forts at twilight on country roads, impossible to recreate upon hearing.” The End captures this essence, blending the raw textures of traditional Irish music with spectral, unearthly elements.

Much of the album’s inspiration was drawn from UCD’s Folklore Collection on duchas.ie, “I delved into the manuscripts—endless eyewitness accounts of Fairy Forts being stepped into and the land altering, the familiar mutating,” Junior Brother shares. “Farmers, teachers, the sober, the smart—all losing their way home one way or the other.” In these uncanny tales of displacement and confusion, he found striking parallels to the instability and distortion of contemporary life.

Thematically, The End explores forces that work against nature (New Road, Welcome to My Mountain), the rise of the far-right (Small Violence, Today My Uncle Told Me), and confrontations with mortality (Old Bell, Start Digging). Through the lens of rural Irish folklore, the album reflects the bewildering madness of the present moment.

“The title The End represents the moment after being led astray, when the grip of madness releases you and you suddenly see your way home,” says Junior Brother. “It may reflect the doom of a world gone mad, but it also represents the end of darkness, and the start of a new road.”

'Wry songs of anxiety and frustration'
The Guardian

'One of the island’s all-time songwriting greats.'
Brian Coney, The Thin Air

'Junior Brother’s voice is an unlovely but strangely compelling thing and his wayward guitar style is brittle and guttural... You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll think.'
Alan Corr, RTE.ie

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Synth-poppers and party starters Home Counties are returning to Leeds once more after a series of unforgettable shows over the years. This time taking over Hyde Park Book Club, the thrilling and eccentric six-piece will be bringing tracks from their incred...

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Scottish singer-songwriter Murdo Mitchell follows up a run of sold-out dates with another set of headline shows in Nov/Dec 2025. Having already supported the likes of Glen Hansard, John Vincent III and Katie Tunstall across Europe and North America, Murdo is quickly building a name for himself as one of the most electrifying performers on the acoustic circuit. 

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Please Please You & Brudenell Presents…

Novelty Island [aka Tom McConnell] releases third album Jigsaw Causeway on October 3rd, 2025 via Liverpool indies 9x9 Records & Ripe Records. In support, the Jigsaw Causeway tour will be trailing across the country throughout the autumn, calling at Novelty Island strongholds of Liverpool, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and London.

Inspired by the fuzzed-out, woozy production of Grandaddy, Beck and Boards of Canada, Jigsaw Causeway is a darker collection of surreal, melancholic lo-fi pop songs than previous Novelty Island releases. The album was composed by utilising fragments of music in a variety of combinations, pieced together by McConnell to create his latest body of work. This mighty puzzle began on tape in Aberhosan, then harmonium tracked in Oxford, a brass band captured in Kippax and the record's final stages tracked in Liverpool. The new album artwork also features a papier-mâché sculpture of a train featuring 50,000 jigsaw pieces created by McConnell. His unique papier-mâché animated props bring a unique aesthetic to the striking Novelty Island live show.

Novelty Island’s hook-filled dream pop channels surrealism and Northern melancholy through classic songwriting. The project is led by Liverpool-based songwriter and producer, Tom McConnell, who describes the sound as “Paul McCartney having an argument with Bernard Black”. Eclectic songs inspired by childhood, motorways, trains, old televisions, cowboys, space, birds and balloons form their first two albums How Are You Coping With This Century? and Wallsend Weekend Television. Both albums have received great support from Shindig!, MOJO, BBC 6 Music, BBC Introducing and Absolute Radio amongst others. The Novelty Island live band have performed at Glastonbury Festival and toured the UK extensively as a headline act and support to Sea Power, The Pale White, Scott Lavene, High Llamas and China Crisis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO5QqQruAA4

Press:

'Full of Beatlesy pop smarts'

Mojo

'Crafted as crisply and imaginatively as anything anyone's ever recorded'

Shindig!

'Rainbow-hued psychedelic synth pop'

Bandcamp

'A fever dream of whimsical verses and retro soundscapes'

Fader

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FUTURESOUND EVENTS PRESENTS…

An unbreakable bond shared between lifelong mates, Dave and Henry hail from the tiny farming community of Kojonup, a town three hours south of Perth, Western Australia. Starting out as school friends and rehearsing in a makeshift space in an old farm shed, Old Mervs are a far cry from their humble beginnings.In 2024, the duo hit home runs, selling out their biggest headline show to date at the Fremantle ArtsCentre in WA and wrapping up their massive sold out tour across Australia and New Zealand. The fast-rising band also embarked on their first UK headline tour, selling out venues in London, Manchester and Birmingham.Old Mervs kicked 2025 off with a bang, placing at 38 in the triple j Hottest 100 with “What You’veLost” and releasing their self-titled debut album. Recorded with ARIA award-winning producer ChrisCollins, Old Mervs’ self-titled album scored triple j’s Feature Album of the week, winning hearts with hits “Parched“, “What You’ve Lost”, “Forget It”, “See You Again”, “Everyone Will See It” and a stack of new tunes including focus track “Don’t Go”.Last month, the album debuted at #1 on the ARIA Australian Album Charts, as well as reaching #1Vinyl Album, #1 Digital Album and a hugely impressive #4 on the Overall Charts, wedged in between Billie Eilish and Selena Gomez.Gearing up for a huge rest of the year, the boys are embarking on a mammoth 20 date album tour across Australia and New Zealand before wrapping up with a headline home-state show at Perth HPC.On the festival front, Old Mervs are headlining Festival of the Stone in Byron Bay in June before jetting off to Chicago in July to perform at the world-renowned Lollapalooza alongside names like OliviaRodrigo, Tyler the Creator and Sabrina Carpenter, and a huge run of dates across the USA.

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Leeds’ Volk Soup and Manchester’s Gaol Bird combined forces to bring you two of the most exciting live sets in the North.
Set to release their debut album “10p Jazz” on 3rd October, Volk Soup are teaming up with Lee Broadbent’s (Cabbage) latest outfit Gaol Bird for 3 dates that are sure to bring carnage.

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Slam Dunk Presents..

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James Yorkston and friends – Songs for Nina and Johanna

Songs for Nina and Johanna is the beautiful new album from James Yorkston, his sixteenth on Domino and his third to be recorded in Stockholm in conjunction with members of The Second Hand Orchestra. Nina Persson (The Cardigans), who teamed up with James on his previous critically-acclaimed album, The Great White Sea Eagle, this time divides singing duties with Johanna Söderberg (First Aid Kit), the two of them singing separately with James on five and four tracks respectively.

How does an artist approach a new album after over two decades of releasing music? In James Yorkston’s case, he focuses on the things that matter to him; these are songs about family, love and parenthood. He writes gentle, tender melodies that soar and swoop in equal measure and, of course, he ends up being accompanied by two of Sweden’s most recognisable female vocalists. “Who wouldn’t embrace the chance to sing with two great Swedish voices? When the idea for Johanna to join the fold was suggested, I leapt at the chance. Nina and Johanna, they complement, yet never compete. And me? I tried not to get in their way, tried to give them space to interpret the songs as they felt.”

Recording sessions began in January 2024 at Studio Rymden under the watchful eye of studio owner and co-producer Daniel Bengtson, who steadied the ship after a sudden illness meant that Karl Jonas Winqvist, leader of The Second Hand Orchestra, was not present during the bulk of the recording. His absence led to an agreement to not use the band’s name for this release. However, members and associates of the collective appear across the record, including guitarist Peter Morén (Peter Bjorn and John), violinist Ullis Gyllenberg and whirlwind saxophone player, Lina Langendorf. Once again, they were joined by drummer Lars Skoglund, who also worked on The Great White Sea Eagle.

“I tried to steer us towards as much as structure as possible, and to create a less chaotic vibe in the studio compared to the previous album,” Bengtson explains. “James has a very clear vision which enables whoever is in the session to capture whatever emotion needs to be captured. It made for a very vibey and productive recording session.” Yorkston, appreciative of the feeling that Bengtson creates in the studio, explains, “a studio, for me, should be a place where every idea can be explored and given its own time. A place where musicians can suggest ideas knowing they’ll be listened to and considered. Daniel understands and provides that open atmosphere.”

Whereas the band’s previous work with Yorkston was characterised by its improvisation, the sessions for Songs for Nina and Johanna were more structured. “This time James did send a couple of demos, and I felt there was a clearer intent around the album,” explains Morén. As with The Great White Sea Eagle, Yorkston chose to write a number of songs on the piano despite being a more conventionally-talented guitarist. “His limitations as a pianist create a cool style that set the tone for the album,” suggests Bengtson. With the framework and songs in place, the recording process was all-consuming. “We recorded most of the material live in the room, all together, at the same time. It was intense. The energy in the room really comes through on the album, and it’s something that can’t be recreated afterwards. When you get the right take, it’s an amazing feeling,” describes Söderberg.

The first fruits of Songs for Nina and Johanna began with Yorkston and Persson, whose extensive touring as a duo had led to the early composition of one song, ‘With Me, With You’. “We could play and hone it on tour. It was nice to work a song before it had been produced,” she recounts. With her trademark voice that fits so seamlessly with Yorkston’s, Persson has never been preoccupied with trying to make Yorkston’s songs her own. “I think of myself more like a storyteller or actor. I enjoy not being a subject and more of a craftsperson in this format.”

However, when Persson decided that due to timing issues she couldn’t commit to a full album, it was suggested by both Daniel Bengtson and Karl Jonas Winqvist that Johanna Söderberg might be a good fit to join the project. Despite Johanna’s appreciation of James’s music – Bengtson had played her some of James’ music when they worked on First Aid Kit’s Palomino together – she felt some trepidation before entering the studio. “James’ songs, and especially the lyrics, immediately resonated with me. I knew instantly that this was something I wanted to be involved in. That said, stepping into the studio with new people is always nerve-wracking. I hadn’t worked with James before, and I wasn’t sure how our voices would blend. There’s always that moment of uncertainty when you haven’t yet sung together… but I had this gut feeling that it was going to work, and I’m so grateful it did! The process ended up being beautiful.”

James Yorkston – “It goes without saying, singing with Johanna was amazing. It reminded me of countless magical nights spent in folk clubs, leaning in to the other singers, bending the notes, teasing the tunes, the harmonies. Truly special.”

Söderberg was heavily pregnant with her second child during the recording sessions, something which may have seeped into her performances. “Being at that late stage of pregnancy made me especially emotional and open, and I think that added something to the recordings.” Söderberg’s favourite track, ‘Oh Sparrow, Up Yours’, discusses childhood cancer. “I was so moved by it that I started crying. I think you can feel that motherly vulnerability in my voice on that song.”

Heightened emotions were a recurring theme throughout the recording sessions. While recording ‘A Moment Longer’, the tingling Yorkston/Persson duet, saxophonist Nina Langendorf also found herself overwhelmed. “It was hard for me to hold back the tears even from the first note but as soon as James and Nina started singing in harmony, I lost it. Nina told me afterwards that she had turned around and got quite surprised by the view of me standing there weeping. I realised I had to play too and somehow I managed to bring up the horn and catch that moment where I was meant to enter in the song,” remembers Langendorf.

Elsewhere on the record, ‘Love That Tree’ is a mini-drama contained within a song, one that Yorkston likes to think of as an off-cut from Grease, where “some of the bad guys smoked too much weed and lost track of which dance moves they should be doing.” Whereas ‘Oh Light, Oh Light’ deals with the necessity of breaking free from history’s shackles – “Why stress over events that happened twenty years ago? We have this time ahead – use it!” – ‘Love / Luck’ is a pop song that transports Yorkston to sunnier climes. “When Lina Langendorf’s sax solo kicks in, I can imagine us all in a classic convertible car, racing down to do nothing whatsoever in Southern Spain, despite the song having been written in a damp recording studio in North East Fife after an afternoon dolphin watching...”

Tender and heart-breaking yet overwhelmingly life-affirming, Songs for Nina and Johanna is a vital addition to the James Yorkston catalogue. Its release on 22nd August 2025 will include a limited-edition Dinked LP format that contains a bonus CD featuring four alternate reimaginations of tracks by The Second Hand Orchestra, bringing this story of collaboration and creativity full circle. Winqvist jokes, “listening back to what we did, someone in the orchestra said “Well, we could not go wrong, could we? The original versions are so rich and strong, even jokers like us can make quite good things just reimagining it“.

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With support from abandoned buildings & Marko x Tonij (DJs).

Sea Fever came together as a unit in a way that felt inevitable: “We’d wanted to work with each other for ages, so when we finally sat down in the studio, the band just seemed to come together naturally. It felt like we were really free to explore the kinds of music that have always inspired us. We dug right through the record crates of our minds to shape the sound of Sea Fever.”

Their 2021 debut album Folding Lines was the result of that creative energy—a ten-track record that effortlessly combined intelligent electronics, post-punk textures, and hypnotic melodies. Featuring singles such as De Facto, Crossed Wires, Folding Lines, Afterthought, Under Duress, and Built To Last, the album earned early support from BBC 6 Music’s Chris Hawkins and others.

Now, in 2025, Sea Fever return with a renewed sense of purpose, pushing their sound further into synth-driven, technicolour soundscapes. With deep electronic textures, binary beats, and glowing neon sparks of melody, their latest music—led by the singles Loose Cut and Breaking Out—captures a band evolving while remaining true to their roots.

The lineup, featuring Tom Chapman and Phil Cunningham (New Order), Iwan Gronow (Haven, Johnny Marr), Beth Cassidy (Section 25), and Elliot Barlow (Brix & The Extricated), brings a wealth of experience to their powerful and dynamic sound. Having recently signed to Stockport-based indie label Cosmic Glue, the band is gearing up for a year of new releases and live performances, solidifying their reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting genre-blurring acts.

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Speno is BACK headlining in Leeds at the iconic Hyde Park Book Club, playing alongside Oliver Is Going To Die Soon, other supports TBA. From original tunes from all 4 bands to absolutely outstanding covers from bands spanning different genres, it's bound to be an amazing night of live music! Tickets are £1, so you've got no excuse not to pick any tickets up!Tickets HERE

Speno is BACK headlining in Leeds at the iconic Hyde Park Book Club, playing alongside Oliver Is Going To Die Soon, The Leodensians and TBA. From original tunes from all 4 bands to absolutely outstanding covers from bands spanning different genres, it's bound to be an amazing night of live music! Tickets are £1, so you've got no excuse not to pick any tickets up!

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With special guests Someday Soon and TBC.

Arc of Triumph are an alternative rock band from Leeds, known for their cinematic soundscapes, rich harmonies and a lyrical obsession with the rise and fall of empires – both personal and political. 

Formed by long-time collaborators, Simon Elvin and Rory Holl, what started in 2017 as a studio experiment quickly snowballed into something bigger. With no name and no fully fleshed out agenda, they began writing and recording tracks that would eventually become their debut, self-titled album.

In Summer 2025 the album was Revisited, Remixed and Remastered and also released on VINYL for the first time.

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Slam Dunk presents…

ffîn returns with Across The Border, a celebration of Welsh and Leeds-based music on 28 Feb 2026 at Hyde Park Book Club. Expect a full day of the best emerging artists. Save the date and follow @ffinproject for updates!

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Little Bellows Events Presents: Vona Vella

After support from BBC 6, Radio 1, Radio X and their 130k monthly listeners on Spotify, Vona Vella are making big waves in the indie world.The band emerged from the Midlands, and soon collected members from London and Leeds, touring with the likes of The Libertines and Pete Doherty after securing a signing to Strap Originals. Following a series of new releases, Vona Vella will be playing an set of their superb catalogue in Leeds on the 7th March. Support from Herorangecoat and Sandra's Wedding.

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Third Floor is a “Brass-Driven-Funk-Powerhouse” best known for their vibrant energy, punchy horn lines, and infectious grooves.

Leeds, get ready – Third Floor are bringing the funk to Hyde Park Book Club for the very first time!

Known for their high-energy shows and irresistible grooves, Third Floor are a funk powerhouse mixing fresh original tunes with unique reimaginings of pop favourites. This isn’t background music – this is the kind of set that drags you to the dance floor and keeps you there all night.

With their tight rhythm section, sizzling horns, and a knack for transforming any room into a full-on party, Third Floor promise a night of big beats and bold brass. Whether you’re a die-hard funk fan or just here for a great night out, you’ll leave with sore feet, a big grin, and probably a new favourite band.

Expect groove. Expect soul. Expect to dance.

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Debut album ‘Halfway To Everywhere’ is due to land in September 2025 and the band bring their captivating live sound and visuals to the Hyde Park Book Club for an intimate stripped back performance. A full European tour follows in 2026.