Night of live music with Black Kes, Jarmouse and Gary Paradiso at The New Adelphi Club.
Black Kes are back at The New Adelphi Club on Saturday 23 January, their first date here in what they describe as ages. It's a night they're putting together themselves, and they've brought two others along for the ride.
Black Kes describe the evening as fast, joyous and utterly chaotic musical merriment, and they're sharing the bill with Jarmouse, who comes over from York. He brings infectious grooves and a high-performance energy he calls thought-provoking. Also returning to the Adelphi stage is Gary Paradiso, billed as South East London's number one troubadour; he's coming off a sell-out, court-ordered tour of Butlins to fund his recent divorce, and has agreed to play with Black Kes for the night.
Between the three of them, that's a fair bit of ground to cover in one sitting. You've got the fast, chaotic energy Black Kes are known for, Jarmouse's grooves from York, and Paradiso's troubadour style from South East London. It's a bill the band has put together themselves, so the whole night is their doing.
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It all kicks off at 8:00pm at The New Adelphi Club, 89 De Grey St, Kingston upon Hull, with entry £5 on the door.
