Irish folk rock band The Roving Crows play The Adelphi in Hull with support from The Creaky Chairs.
The Roving Crows play The New Adelphi Club on Thursday 18 March, with The Creaky Chairs opening the night. It's a double bill of Irish folk rock, and the Crows are the main draw.
They're a multi-award-winning Irish folk rock band, now a four-piece based in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. The group formed back in 2007 when a guitarist from Kildare met a fiddle player from Cheltenham, and they've put out five albums since then. They've picked up several national and international awards along the way, including Best Album for Unite and Best Song for Wild Atlantic Woman at the Celtcast Fantasy Awards 2026.
The show is at The New Adelphi Club on De Grey Street, a legendary independent venue that's been at the heart of Hull's cultural scene for decades. It's regarded as one of Britain's most influential grassroots rooms, having helped launch the careers of countless artists. It books across the board, from indie and rock to punk, folk, electronic and experimental, and it's dog-friendly with Blue Badge parking, level access and wheelchair-accessible facilities.
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The Roving Crows start at 20:00, and advance tickets are £12.50.
