This Feeling: Breeze

Breeze are playing Social on Saturday 14 November, with special guests joining them on the bill. They're a Hull indie rock band, and this is a home show for them.

Their sound mixes indie rock with a bluesy grit, pairing Bends-era Radiohead guitars with harmonies from Britpop's peak. It's a fair bit of ground to cover in one set, and they've had the chance to road-test it on some decent stages. They've shared bills with Kasabian, Royal Blood and James at Y Not Festival, played the Isle of Wight Festival, and toured the UK twice, with a return to Y Not in 2025 and a tour across France in between. They've also worked with Richard McNamara, guitarist for Embrace.

Social is a former warehouse on Humber Street in the city's independent Fruit Market area. It opened in 2010 as Fruit and was reborn in 2020 as Social, a 300-capacity room that's become a regular spot for live music, stand-up, DJs, clubbing, theatre and festivals. Noel Gallagher called it 'the best club in the UK for future Rock n Roll stars', and Carl Barat said if you're going to see the emergence of a new great band, you'll see it there first.

Doors open at 7:30pm, and tickets are £11 plus booking fee.