Networking forum for venue owners, promoters and festival programmers behind live music in Hull to share experiences and make connections.
The Hull Music Network is meeting at The New Adelphi Club on Wednesday 2 December, from 3pm to 5pm. It's a forum for the people behind live music in the city to catch up, share what's working, talk about the challenges they're facing and make new connections. It's aimed at venue owners, promoters, festival programmers and anyone involved in getting live music in front of audiences, and it's supported by the Hull Music Board.
That makes it a bit of a gathering for the people who keep the city's live scene moving rather than the people on stage. If you're one of them, it's a chance to get in the same room as others doing similar work and talk through the practical side of things.
The meeting is held at The New Adelphi Club, one of Hull's most iconic and atmospheric independent venues, which has been a Community Interest Company since 2017. It opened in October 1984 in a terraced house that narrowly escaped a Luftwaffe bomb during the Blitz, and it still has a shabby-chic, historically preserved feel. There's a pool table in the front room and a bar area that made it into CAMRA's 2015 Good Beer Guide.
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Over more than 30 years, the Adelphi has hosted The Stone Roses, Radiohead, Green Day, Oasis, Pulp, Supergrass, Mumford & Sons and Kaiser Chiefs, and it's regarded as one of Britain's most influential grassroots venues. It holds 200 people, so it's a good size for a proper conversation. The session runs from 3pm to 5pm on Wednesday 2 December at 89 De Grey Street, HU5 2RU.
