Live music night at O'Rileys with Hull bands Sickcino, Culture Clash and Strange Pink, plus visitors from Leeds and Scarborough.
O'Rileys is putting on a six-band bill on Saturday 7 November, with Sickcino, Socket, Culture Clash, Junk It, Strange Pink and Blitzer all playing. It's a night put together by the venue itself, and the line-up pulls from across the region rather than sticking to one city: four of the bands are from Hull, with Socket coming in from Scarborough and Junk It from Leeds.
Strange Pink are one of the Hull acts on the bill, and they describe their sound as alternative rock leaning on lo-fi grunge. The band is fronted by Sam Forrest, Dom Smith and Eddie Logie. The rest of the Hull contingent — Sickcino, Culture Clash and Blitzer — will be sharing the stage with them, alongside Socket and Junk It.
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It's a long run of live music, with six bands in one night, so there's a fair bit of ground to cover. The bill mixes local faces with bands travelling in from Leeds and Scarborough, and it's O'Rileys running the whole thing. Doors open at 6pm, and the music runs from 6pm through to 11pm, so you've got five hours of live sets to work through. Entry is £5.
