Erasured, a UK tribute band, recreates the synth-pop sound of Erasure with hits like 'A Little Respect' and 'Chains of Love'.
Erasured play Social on Friday 5 March, a tribute to the synth-pop of Erasure. They've built a following on the UK tribute circuit, and this is their Hull date for early 2027.
What they do is straightforward: they recreate the sound of Erasure, the synth-pop duo of Vince Clarke and Andy Bell. The set is built around the fan favourites, and you'll hear 'A Little Respect' and 'Chains of Love' among them. They describe their approach as playing with passion and authenticity, and they've made a name for themselves on the tribute circuit by doing exactly that.
There's a particular aim to the night, too. They want to transport the room back to the 80s synth-pop era, but they also keep the classics open for new listeners who might not have grown up with them. It's the kind of gig that works as well for someone who's known the songs for decades as it does for someone hearing them properly for the first time.
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Doors open at 7:30 PM at Social, 63 Humber Street, Hull HU1 1TU. Tickets are £16 plus booking fee. The night is for ages 14 and over, and under-16s have to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or more.
