Ceilidh club night headlined by Captain Bullhead at The Attic in Leeds.
Captain Bullhead are taking over The Attic on Friday 30 October for a night of ceilidh, part of the Ceilidh Club. If you're not familiar with the name, it's a ceilidh night in the proper sense: a folk band leading a room through a set of traditional dances, with the calling handled on the night to keep everyone in step.
Captain Bullhead are the band on the bill, and they'll be providing the music for the dancing. A ceilidh works by having a caller walk you through the steps of each dance before it starts, so you don't need to know any of the patterns in advance to join in. It's as much about the social side as the music, and the night is built around getting people on their feet.
The venue is The Attic, at 3 Sheaf St, LS10 1HD, in Leeds. It's a Friday night, so it's a good spot to start the weekend if you're in the city. The whole thing falls under the Ceilidh Club banner, which is the regular night that brings these kinds of folk dance events to the city.
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So, that's the run-down: Captain Bullhead calling the ceilidh at The Attic on Friday 30 October. If you've never done a ceilidh before, this is a straightforward way to get into it.
