Ten-piece band led by Y'Cobi and Not a thing play the music of D'Angelo at The Lending Room, with support from Retrospect.
An Evening of D'Angelo comes to The Lending Room on Thursday 5 November, a tribute to the music of D'Angelo. It's put on by Y'Cobi and Not a thing, and the main set is a ten-piece band playing through D'Angelo's songs. Retrospect takes the support slot, so there's a full night of live music rather than just a single set.
The Lending Room is the upstairs room at The Library, a pub on Woodhouse Lane on the edge of Hyde Park, right next to the main University of Leeds campus. The building has a bit of a history to it: it was a fire station, then a library, before it became a music venue. It works across genres, booking everything from local superstars to international goliaths, and runs its own sound system and sound engineers alongside an in-house promotion team and friendly staff. Support slots are regularly held open for local artists, which fits the bill here with Retrospect opening for the main act.
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Doors open at 19:30, and the music starts at 20:00. Tickets are £7 in advance and £9 on the day or at the door, so it's a few pounds cheaper if you sort it before you turn up. The venue is at 229 Woodhouse Ln, Leeds, LS2 3AP, upstairs in The Library pub.
