Anarcho-punk icons Subhumans headline a night of punk rock with Hull act Wench! plus The Krayons and Jenkem Revolt at The Adelphi.
Subhumans headline The New Adelphi Club on Thursday 26 November, with Ramp Up Promotions putting on the night. They're anarcho-punk icons, the names behind The Day the Country Died, and they've built their reputation on blistering energy and uncompromising, socially conscious lyrics. If you've never seen them live, that's a good place to start.
They aren't the only ones on the bill. Hull's own Wench! are supporting, a fierce trio who describe their work as "angry feminist music" and blend blues and folk influences with raw punk power. They're coming off a standout appearance at Reading & Leeds and are cited as one of the most essential acts in the local scene right now. Along with them, The Krayons and Jenkem Revolt round out the line-up, so it's a full night of punk rather than just a headliner and one opener.
The venue is The New Adelphi Club at 89 De Grey Street, HU5 2RU. It's one of Hull's most iconic independent music venues, a grassroots room at the heart of the city's cultural scene and one of Britain's most influential. It's helped launch the careers of countless artists and hosted acts that went on to international acclaim, while staying dedicated to independent music and nurturing new talent. It's a room that's seen its fair share of punk over the years.
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Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are £15 in advance and £18 on the door, and the show is 18+ only.
