Soft Machine, the fusion band that evolved from its psychedelic beginnings, plays the Wrecking Ball Arts Centre in Hull.
Soft Machine play Wrecking Ball Arts Centre on Friday 5 March 2027. It's a single-act bill, with the band as the main feature of the night.
If the name doesn't ring a bell, it's worth knowing where they started. Soft Machine came out of the psychedelic scene of the late sixties, sharing stages with Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd and the Hendrix Experience. From those early days, they moved into jazz-fusion and became one of Europe's best-known groups in that style, and a band that's influenced many others along the way.
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The night is hosted by Wrecking Ball Arts Centre, also known as Wrecking Ball Music and Books. It's an independent retail outlet in Hull that sells new and used vinyl, the entire Wrecking Ball Press catalogue, and a wide range of books from independent publishers, alongside music and book-related merchandise and gig tickets. The venue is at Whitefriargate, Garrison Side, in the Old Town, HU1 2EX.
