Free 14+ night of live music headlined by Empty Banner, Poets Corner and Hattie Hill at The New Adelphi Club.
Empty Banner, Poets Corner and Hattie Hill share a bill at The New Adelphi Club on Wednesday 28 October, a night put on by Warren Records. It's a three-act run, so you'll get three different sets in one evening rather than one band taking the whole space.
The venue is the Adelphi on De Grey Street, one of Hull's most iconic rooms. It's a legendary independent spot that's sat at the heart of the city's cultural scene for decades, and it's regarded across the UK music industry as one of Britain's most influential grassroots venues. It's credited with helping launch the careers of countless artists who went on to international acclaim, while remaining dedicated to supporting independent music and nurturing new talent. The bookings there run across a wide variety of genres — indie, rock, punk, folk, electronic and experimental music — and it's dog-friendly, so you can bring your dog along if you fancy it.
On the night, the bill is Empty Banner, Poets Corner and Hattie Hill, with all three playing the same evening. It's a Warren Records night, so you'll have three acts to work through rather than just one. The Adelphi's reputation for grassroots music fits that kind of line-up, and the room's history as a starting point for so many artists is part of what makes it a particular kind of place to see live music in the city.
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It starts at 7pm on Wednesday 28 October at The New Adelphi Club, 89 De Grey Street, HU5 2RU. Entry is free, though it's 14+ and under-25s are asked to bring ID.
