Alternative metal night with SOiL headlining, supported by Finger Eleven and Adema, at the Asylum in the University of Hull.
SOiL are back in the UK on Sunday 1 November, playing the Asylum at the University of Hull. They're not coming alone, either: Finger Eleven and Adema are on the bill, which puts three alternative metal bands on one stage in one night. If that's your thing, it's a fair bit to get through.
SOiL formed in 1997 with Ryan McCombs on lead vocals, Tim King on bass, Adam Zadel on guitar and TJ Taylor on drums. They've sold over two million albums worldwide, and you'll likely know them from the singles 'Halo', 'Unreal', 'Redefine', 'The Lesser Man' and 'Shine On'. Those five tracks cover a good chunk of what they're known for, and they're the kind of songs that usually anchor a set like this. With Finger Eleven and Adema sharing the bill, the whole night stays within that same alternative metal territory, so you're getting three bands from the same side of the fence rather than a main act and a few random openers.
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The show is at the Asylum, which is part of the University of Hull on Cottingham Road (HU6 7RX). It's an over-16s night, so it's not one for the under-16 crowd. Doors open at 18:30, and the music runs from 19:00 to 23:00, which gives plenty of time for three full sets. Tickets start from £27.50.
