Indie and pop act Wasia Project plays Leeds Beckett Students' Union, with support from Lumi, on its UK tour.
Wasia Project play Leeds Beckett Students' Union on Saturday 7 November, one of the stops on their current UK tour. They're an indie-pop act from England, and the Leeds date sits alongside shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol. The night is presented by SJM Concerts, with support from Lumi opening the bill.
As an indie-pop act, Wasia Project works with the kind of melodic, song-led sound that sits comfortably across the indie and pop labels. The Leeds show is part of a wider run of dates across the UK, so it's one of several chances to catch them live this autumn. Lumi takes the support slot, meaning the night will feature two acts rather than just the headliner.
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On the practical side, doors open at 19:00, and there's a curfew of 23:00, so you've got a full evening ahead of you. One thing to keep in mind if you're bringing younger ones: the show is age-restricted, and under-14s must be accompanied by an adult. Between the doors opening at 19:00 and the 23:00 curfew, there's plenty of time to get in and settle before the music starts.
