Europa Concerts show by Keli Holiday at Headrow House, the former textile mill turned arts and events space in Leeds city centre.
Keli Holiday plays Headrow House on Sunday 15 November, as part of the Europa Concerts series. It's a single-name bill, so the whole night is built around her.
If you're not familiar with the venue, Headrow House is a former textile mill from the early 1900s in the city centre. It sat neglected for ten years before being converted into an arts, food, drink and events space. These days it houses a large beer hall and the Ox Club restaurant, a solid-fuel grill cooking with Yorkshire produce that's featured in both the Michelin Guide and the Good Food Guide. There are two roof terraces as well, so it's a spot that works as much for a meal or a drink as it does for a gig.
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The music happens in the gig room on the first floor, which holds 150 standing or 80 seated. It's step-free from the main entrance to the event space via a lift, so getting up there is straightforward regardless of how you move. Evening doors usually open at 7.30pm, and the night is part of the Europa Concerts series, which brings a run of shows to the venue. With Keli Holiday as the sole feature, the focus stays on her set from start to finish.
