Somebody’s Child are fast becoming one of the most exciting forces in modern rock, known for their dynamic sound and raw, heartfelt song writing. Fronted by Dublin native Cian Godfrey, the band have earned a reputation for electrifying live shows, selling out venues across the UK, Ireland and Europe, and sharing stages with The War on Drugs, Bloc Party and Kings of Leon.
On the 5 November 1975, around one hundred mostly Black male youngsters clashed with police on the streets of Chapeltown. Within the aftermath twelve children and young men were arrested and charged, many of whom faced decades in prison. They became known as the Bonfire Twelve, and their campaign for justice fostered solidarity as well as disunity within Chapeltown.
Leeds Indie Market's Krampus market is returning to The Key Club on Sunday 7th December for your annual dose of festive spook!
If your preferred December holidays are Yule, Saturnalia, the Winter Solstice etc, then you don't want to miss this!
We're packing out both gig rooms at the fantastic Key Club and decking their halls with dark, weird (wonderful) and otherwise alternative art, makes and wares.
The event is open to all ages, free to enter and is dog friendly too!
Leeds Indie Market returns to The Black Horse in Otley for an Autumn Pop-Up!
We're taking over the stables and filling them with a fantastic selection of local independent businesses.
Find us on Sunday 28th September, 12pm-4pm for a cosy afternoon of indie goodness!
This event is completely free to enter and dog friendly too.
Leeds Indie Market's Full Moon Market returns to The Wardrobe on Sunday 12th October for a Halloween Special!
You can expect to find a ghoulish and gorgeous selection of dark, witchy, gothic and all around spooky independents taking over the downstairs venue.
You'll find clothing, art, homewares, jewellery, trinkets, curios, gifts & more for the curious and alternative soul.
The event is FREE and open to all ages, it's dog friendly too!
Join us for our Autumnal edition of the Zine Library Lates as we celebrate the season with Autumn and morris dancing inspired zine making, sew a patch activity, Hapa Zome (eco printing) lead by the fantastically creative Youth Collective from Leeds Art Gallery and learn a dance from special Morris dancing guests, The Wharfedale Wayzgoose Border Morris.
Former vocalist with anarcho-punk band Flux of Pink Indians, Colin Latter brings his latest exhibition Proto-Type to Otley for a month-long exhibition at UpCo from September 12.
Born in Islington in 1961, Latter discovered painting as a teenager and has carried it alongside a career in furniture-making and design. His work has always had a strong visual thread, from creating fanzines and record sleeves in the punk scene through to his richly coloured paintings today.
We sit in circle and invoke the spirit of Mama Cacao (IxCacao) to support us on our journey of self-love. In this 90mins session, Lourdes will create a sacred space to facilitate your reconnection with your soul so you can integrate all the parts that make you YOU and love all of them. The direction is always towards wholeness, becoming whole and repairing any lesions that might have resulted in the fragmentation of your self.
Tuesday Night Live.
MUSIC FROM THE FLOOR is the free-jazz project of Louis Berthoud, alongside Tom O’Brien (piano) and Elliot Roffe (double bass).
The group takes influence from jazz greats like Thelonious Monk & Ornette Coleman; while also borrowing a great deal from the worlds of free improvisation and experimental music in general, producing a music that is open, spontaneous & deeply rhythmic.
Our Festive Party Night at The Mansion is iconic - picture city lights, DJ sets, sparkling toasts, and a packed dance floor in the coolest stately home in Leeds.
Whether you’re celebrating with your office crew or your best mates, expect next-level food, epic tunes, and Insta-worthy party shots everywhere you look. Book early; these nights always sell out!