British ska and indie guitar pop duo Death of Guitar Pop play Social on Humber Street, with Rookie Numbers on support.
Death of Guitar Pop play Social on Wednesday 2 December, with Rookie Numbers opening. It's a mid-week one, so you'll be back home in time for the working day on Thursday.
Death of Guitar Pop are one of the biggest names in British ska right now. They blend 2-tone-influenced ska with anthemic indie guitar pop, and that sound has pushed their last two albums into the top 30 of the official UK albums chart. The band is a duo — Oliver 'Silky' Hookings and Jonny 'Top Kat' Hick — and they've been releasing albums and singles since they formed in 2016.
Their live shows have a reputation for being thrilling and often chaotic, which has made them a mainstay on the British music festival circuit. Over the last 18 months, that's landed them headlining slots at venues like O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire and London's Electric Ballroom, so this is a bit of a shift in scale for a Hull room.
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Doors open at 7:30 PM at Social on Humber Street, HU1 1TU. Tickets are £29.99 plus booking fee. It's for ages 14+, and under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
