Live show by Sunday Mourners at the Headrow House gig room in Leeds.
Sunday Mourners play Headrow House on Friday 23 October, as part of the Europa Concerts series. It's a single-act bill, so they're the only name on the poster for the night.
If you're not familiar with the venue, Headrow House is a former textile mill built in the early 1900s in the city centre. It sat neglected for ten years before it was converted into an arts, food, drink and events space. Inside you'll find a large beer hall and the Ox Club restaurant, which cooks on solid fuel with Yorkshire produce and has been featured in the Michelin and Good Food Guides. There are two roof terraces as well, though the gig takes place in the first-floor room.
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That room holds 150 standing or 80 seated, and it's step-free from the main entrance via a lift. Doors for evening events usually open at 7.30pm, so you've got a bit of a window to get in and settled before things get going. The address is 19a The Headrow, LS1 6PU, right in the heart of town.
