Miki Berenyi Trio are Miki Berenyi on vocals/guitar (Lush), Kevin ‘Moose’ McKillop on guitar (Moose) and Oliver Cherer (Gilroy Mere, Aircooled). The three musicians first worked together during Piroshka’s 2021 tour – Miki and Kevin being founder members, Oliver coming in on bass to replace Mick Conroy (Modern English) who had moved to the US.
"Kindred spirits to Reverend Peyton are John Lee Hooker and RL Burnside." - The Washington Post
"Like the Rolling Stones in the 60's, Reverend Peyton is bringing young music fans back to the blues." - American Blues Scene
Anika a.k.a Annika Henderson is a hybrid artist. The former journalist made a name for herself in the electronic music scene, with her experimental sound collages, confrontational texts and unique way of performing live solo. Her breakthrough came in 2010 with the release of the cult-hit, experimental LP, Anika (Stones Throw /Invada), which she recorded with Bristol band Beak>, a wholly unplanned affair, which began her ongoing investigation into the music, lm, poetry and arts scenes. One of her most known songs remains "I Go To Sleep," a cover of The Kinks' 1965 classic.
The Heathen Kings are a three piece band from Yorkshire, now in their fifteenth year, their feet are firmly rooted in British folk and traditional music scene.
Performing traditional, borrowed and self-penned songs, their music ranges from high energy celebrations of this dynamic art form with three voices, guitars, bouzouki and electric bass, to intimate unaccompanied singing.
Advance Tickets £7/£6 concessions available from HEART reception and online, see Tickets below. OTD on the night from 5pm £10/£9 concessions
In 2021, MAKK, Yorkshire based singer-songwriter David McEvoy, met producer and co-writer Jacob Clarke at Evoke Studio in Leeds. Over the last two years, the duo has cultivated a distinctive Indie Dream Folk sound, characterised by lo-fi and experimental production, ethereal and dreamy atmospheres, and Makk’s moody vocals paired with introspective lyrics. Their ambient and mellow sound, with a cinematic feel, draws influences from artists such as Bon Iver, The Tallest Man on Earth, Billie Martin, Wyldest, Flyte, and This is The Kit.
William Jack is an Australian multi-style cellist and songwriter, based in London. He is best known for incorporating his jazz guitar background into an unconventional style of cello playing, with a passion for breaking boundaries between genres and cultures. His music transitions seamlessly from virtuosic folk and bluegrass compositions, to non-Western sound worlds.
Bad Owl Presents...
SUGAR HORSE: Doomgaze from Bristol.
https://sugarhorse.bandcamp.com/.../the-grand-scheme-of...
Trigger Thumb: Math / Metal from Bradford.
https://triggerthumb.bandcamp.com/album/digital-immigrant-ep
Pigment: Alt-Rock from Pigland.
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Alternative folk artist Ollie Dixon will be performing live at The Hyde Park Book Club with support from Chump and Anneka Shelley
From regularly performing live across the South and South West including headlining for Sofar Sounds and playing a number of the U.K. festivals (inc. Boardmasters, Between The Trees & Oceanfest), Ollie is embarking on a U.K. wide tour in 2025 performing songs from his brand new EP.
This will be Ollie’s first performance for Leeds where he has chosen to play an intimate show at the Hyde Park Book Club.
The Attic Presents: Swing Night with Frankly Jazz
This dynamic 8-piece ensemble, featuring a sizzling horn section and a smooth male vocalist, delivers a captivating blend of swing, jive, Rat Pack classics, and a touch of contemporary flair. Their performances are a celebration of the golden age of jazz, infused with a fresh energy that keeps audiences engaged and entertained. From the smooth crooning of Sinatra standards to the infectious rhythms of swing dance music, Frankly Jazz delivers a musical experience that's both nostalgic and exhilarating.
Alt-folk singer songwriter Rosie Miles is a storyteller whose soaring melodies and poetic lyrics serve as her ink and pen. ‘A gifted and charismatic songwriter’ (Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6). Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Madison Cunningham, and Laura Marling, her music dances effortlessly between the worlds of Indie, Folk & Jazz, evoking a welcome nostalgia of the 70s songwriter movement. Rosie is performing an exclusive solo headline show at the Attic to celebrate the recent release of her sophomore EP Meet You in the Morning in the city where she wrote it.