Live show by Eddie & The Hot Rods, the English rock and punk band, presented by Screaming Tarts at The New Adelphi Club.
Eddie & The Hot Rods play The New Adelphi Club on Saturday 14 November, presented by Screaming Tarts with support. They've been active since 1975, and the music press often calls them founding fathers of the punk era. They describe it a bit differently: they say they simply aimed to play loud, fast, in-your-face rock 'n' roll. Mojo included them in its Top 100 most influential bands, and they've toured with Status Quo on their 2012 arena tour, playing to audiences across the UK, Europe, the USA and Japan.
Founder member Barrie Masters died in October 2019 aged 63. The current line-up has been the band's core for the last 25 years: Ian 'Dipster' Dean on vocals, Simon 'Basher' Bowley on drums, Richard Holgarth on guitar and bassist Mic Stoner, who previously played with The Chords UK. Their set mixes the older material with songs from their last three studio albums, including 2023's Guardians of the Legacy, which produced the number one hit 'Paradise'.
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Among the classics they'll be playing are 'Teenage Depression', 'Quit This Town', 'Life On The Line' and the 1980 UK hit 'Do Anything You Wanna Do'. The night is presented by Screaming Tarts, and there'll be support to open the bill. Doors are at 20:00 at The New Adelphi Club, 89 De Grey Street, Hull, HU5 2RU, and tickets are £22.
