Live show by Celtic punk band The Cloverhearts, fronted by Sam Cooper, at The New Adelphi Club, an 18+ event.
The Cloverhearts play The New Adelphi Club on Sunday 30 May, presented by Dead Ferret Productions. They're a Celtic punk band, and this is an 18+ night.
If you're not familiar, they're one of the newest and fastest-growing names in the scene, fronted by Australian singer-songwriter Sam Cooper. He mixes upbeat, angst-driven rock with bagpipe anthems and tin-whistle earworms, and the band describes the sound as early Dropkick Murphys meeting Green Day. It's a short five-year career so far, but they've already racked up millions of streams and played some of the biggest festivals across Europe, the UK and Japan, including Punk Rock Holiday in Slovenia, Brakrock in Belgium, Mighty Sounds in the Czech Republic, Rock im Ring in Italy, Rebellion here in the UK and Festival du Roi Arthur in France.
They sit alongside scene stalwarts like The Real McKenzies and The Rumjacks on Spotify's Official Celtic Punk Playlist, and have shared stages with genre giants including The Mahones, Flogging Molly, Ferocious Dog, Zebrahead and Booze & Glory. They roared into 2027 with a new lineup and a new album, so this is a chance to hear them in their current form.
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The gig is on Sunday 30 May at The New Adelphi Club, 89 De Grey Street, Hull HU5 2RU. Doors open at 7:30pm, with the band on at 8pm. Tickets are £22.
