Foxing are a band from St. Louis, Missouri and independently released their self-titled, fifth  album Foxing on 13 September 2024. 

At its core, Foxing, is an album that balances hopefulness and nihilism, the pastoral with the tumultuous. Whether oscillating between visceral noise rock and intimate bedroom cassette experiments on opener "Secret History" or cruising at the edge of collapse on "Barking," the dramatic dynamics that have long permeated Foxing's music have never felt so extreme. 

Moin are a London-based three-piece featuring Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews of the electronic outfit Raime, alongside visionary percussionist Valentina Magaletti.

Their music recontextualizes a range of guitar-based genres—grunge, shoegaze, and post-rock—through an enigmatic reimagining of the traditional band dynamic. Employing both conventional and unique compositional techniques, their sound is marked by a visceral immediacy that comes to life in full force during their live performances.

Paul James Berry isn't your average singer songwriter. In concert, prepare to strap in and experience his incendiary delivery of stories from a life well endured/lived.  His delivery style is a curious mix of humour, and can quite happily talk and debate with the audience for ages, and then he just plays a beautiful original song.

His songs are about the real world and not just fictitious dribbling of a fake songwriter. Accompanied with his faithful Gibson Hummingbird acoustic guitar, harmonica, ukulele or piano he sits or stands centre stage and entertains…

For nearly three decades, WHY? have thrived in subverting expectations. Across seven unpredictable and adventurous studio albums, the band led by Cincinnati songwriter Yoni Wolf has stretched the fringes of psychedelic pop, hip-hop, and electronic music. 

mclusky are a band of three don't worry,

that's not a riddle

or maybe it is?

who can say imagine why they'd be doing shows now (or then)

OR simply rearrange the following letters

nwe albmu x

The Irish House Party is set to return to the UK in February and March 2025. This captivating show transports audiences to the heart of an impromptu Irish house party, offering a unique blend of traditional Irish music, dance, and comedy.

From the infectious energy and humour of the musicians to the lightning-fast footwork of the dancers, the show really captures the essence of Ireland's musical heritage. It celebrates centuries-old traditions but with a contemporary twist. There are no twee costumes or backing tracks resulting in a proper live theatre experience.

Hair Of The Dog 2025 is now confirmed with a full line up of live bands from Leeds and the surrounding area to entertain you, playing high energy and upbeat music to keep your mood up and get you partying into the new year.

This is, of course, Cloth Cat’s annual fundraiser and every penny will go directly into continuing the projects we already run and where we feel help is needed most to support the vulnerable people we work with throughout the year using the power of music.

We have held the prices from 2024 to make it more inclusive for everyone too.

Dance off those January Blues at our fabulous Pop-Party!

Every one is invited to come and get down to some uplifting pop at our big feel-good disco party with our resident DJ Jonny Strangeways.

Think Beyonce...Madonna...Prince...Taylor Swift...Britney...Kate Bush...Fleetwood Mac...Blondie...Bowie...Lady GaGa and SO MUCH MORE!

Dress up... Dress down...come solo or with pals to our safe and inclusive place where you can be you.

See you on the dance floor!

The Jack Pearce Quintet showcases Jack’s original compositions that pay homage to jazz traditions while injecting a fresh, inventive spirit. A band of Leeds Conservatoire Alumni, the Jack Pearce Quintet focuses on a fusion of melodic and technical excellence.