For nearly two decades, Eric Chenaux has been gently twisting songs into new shapes. Pairing what has been described by the Guardian as “one of the all-time great singing voices in popular music” with sparse, metronomic rhythms, the Canadian artist is capable of conjuring up songs that feel as familiar and well-trodden as standards. It’s through his spontaneous guitar playing and lightly abrasive pedal improvisation that they change, stretched into something stranger.

Welcome to The Grand Reveal!

Step into a world of glamour, artistry, and unapologetic self-expression as Boujee-esque Burlesque proudly presents its debut show: The Grand Reveal!

Taking place at the iconic hifi club, this one-of-a-kind evening will showcase a dazzling array of burlesque, cabaret, and variety performances, blending timeless elegance with bold contemporary flair.

Our carefully curated cast of talented artists will captivate and inspire, delivering unforgettable performances that celebrate individuality, creativity, and inclusivity. 

To celebrate this year's LGBT+ History Month, on Thursday 6 February we'll be joined by local historian Clifford Stead who will guide members of our community on a tour of the Leeds Civic Trust & Leeds LGBT+ HUB Rainbow Plaque Trail.

Celebrate the stories, events, and people who’ve shaped Leeds' LGBT+ heritage with us on this memorable tour, featuring some of the trail’s key highlights.

We advise anyone with accessibilty requirements to get in touch with us prior to the event so we can ensure its suitability.

The 2021 “Best Roots Artist” winner at the Independent Blues Awards brings her renowned blues rock sound to the Brudenell Social Club.

With guests Jon Amor, Stevie Nimmo, Big Wolf Band, Backbone Blues Band & These Wicked Rivers.

For tickets see Tickets below.

We’re bringing poetry and spoken word to the Thackray Museum of Medicine as part of their Thackray Lates programme on Thursday 13 February.

For one night only, the museum will be pumping with a programme filled with the red stuff (and we don’t mean roses). Join us for an anti-valentine evening like no other, one that embraces the visceral life force of all beating hearts: blood!

Described as ‘the best observational comedian of his generation’ (The Guardian), this Edinburgh Award nominee’s last UK tour show After This One, I’m Going Home ended with standing ovations around the country.

Seann has starred in Netflix’s Flinch, Live at the Apollo, Tonight at the London Palladium, Celebrity Juice, The Stand Up Sketch Show, Virtually Famous, 8 Out of 10 Cats, Chatty Man and Stand Up Central.