Events
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Beth Pilling is an East Yorkshire singer-songwriter known from her work both solo and with Beth Pilling and the Bootleggers. For this set, she performs solo, bringing expressive vocals and guitar-led songs that draw on folk, blues and soul-tinged influences. |
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Mark Knight brings an acoustic covers set shaped around well-known favourites, delivered with a relaxed style and a good feel for familiar songs that land easily with a crowd. |
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Make the most of our midweek drinks offers from 12pm until 8pm, including Guinness for £4.50, Paddy’s Lager for £2.50, Caffrey’s for £3, Stella and Magners for £3.50 and four selected bottles for £12. Buy a round and enjoy free pool while you drink, available all night.
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A familiar face on Hull’s live music scene, Pete Clarkson brings laid-back acoustic covers and feel-good energy. Formerly a member of the much-missed ET:73, he’s a firm local favourite. |
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James Wood takes the Sunday afternoon slot with a keyboard-led set of classic and contemporary favourites. Expect strong piano playing, bold vocals and plenty of instantly recognisable songs from across the decades. |
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Alex Czapla is a Hull singer-songwriter whose solo acoustic performances bring a raw, compelling edge to well-known favourites and distinctive originals alike.
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A familiar face on Hull’s live music scene, Pete Clarkson brings laid-back acoustic covers and feel-good energy. Formerly a member of the much-missed ET:73, he’s a firm local favourite. |
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Irish and folk-influenced acoustic duo Nick Rooke and Paul Blackburn bring a relaxed mix of traditional-leaning material, original songs and familiar favourites. Both are well known on the East Yorkshire folk circuit, with festival appearances and regular local gigs shaping their easy, roots-focused sound.
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Hull-born singer-songwriter Dylan Ward brings heartfelt acoustic indie, raw vocals and honest northern storytelling to the stage. With a growing local following and a reputation for powerful, relatable live performances, he’s one of Hull’s exciting emerging talents. Expect an intimate but commanding headline set packed with original songs, well-chosen covers, warmth, grit and connection.
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Mark Knight brings an acoustic covers set shaped around well-known favourites, delivered with a relaxed style and a good feel for familiar songs that land easily with a crowd. |
2 events,
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A familiar face on Hull’s live music scene, Pete Clarkson brings laid-back acoustic covers and feel-good energy. Formerly a member of the much-missed ET:73, he’s a firm local favourite.
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Mark Knight brings an acoustic covers set shaped around well-known favourites, delivered with a relaxed style and a good feel for familiar songs that land easily with a crowd. |
1 event,
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Alex Czapla is a Hull singer-songwriter whose solo acoustic performances bring a raw, compelling edge to well-known favourites and distinctive originals alike. |
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Lydia O’Dowd is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with years of live experience across pubs, bars and events around the UK. Her performances blend expressive vocals with well-chosen material, moving between popular favourites and moments of original flair, all delivered with strong guitar work and a commanding presence. |
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James Elior returns with an acoustic set built using live looping, layering rhythm and melody in real time. With strong vocals and a wide range of familiar songs, his loop-led approach adds depth and energy to each performance. |
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Hull-born singer-songwriter Dylan Ward brings heartfelt acoustic indie, raw vocals and honest northern storytelling to the stage. With a growing local following and a reputation for powerful, relatable live performances, he’s one of Hull’s exciting emerging talents. Expect an intimate but commanding headline set packed with original songs, well-chosen covers, warmth, grit and connection. |
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James Wood takes the Sunday afternoon slot with a keyboard-led set of classic and contemporary favourites. Expect strong piano playing, bold vocals and plenty of instantly recognisable songs from across the decades. |
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Timmy Pickford blends soaring acoustic hooks with raw, reflective songwriting, moving from punchy indie-rock energy to more stripped-back moments in the space of a set. Drawing influence from artists like Foy Vance, Post Malone and Noah Kahan, expect big choruses, foot-stomping rhythms and the odd nostalgic curveball along the way. |
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With acoustic guitar, soaring violin and a lively mix of folk favourites and acoustic pop, Velvet Frets deliver a warm, feel-good set full of energy and atmosphere. |
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Lydia O’Dowd is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with years of live experience across pubs, bars and events around the UK. Her performances blend expressive vocals with well-chosen material, moving between popular favourites and moments of original flair, all delivered with strong guitar work and a commanding presence. |
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With folk and blues influences, Jack Robertson brings a set of familiar acoustic songs, rootsy favourites and a few unexpected turns. |
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Will Dooley brings acoustic-led sets shaped by folk and indie influences, with strong melodies and an unforced live delivery. Expect an easy-going mix of familiar songs and relaxed acoustic energy.
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Ryan Mosleh delivers a set that moves comfortably between pop and folk influences. With a strong catalogue of material and a polished live performance, he balances reflective moments with fuller, flowing songs. |
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With folk and blues influences, Jack Robertson brings a set of familiar acoustic songs, rootsy favourites and a few unexpected turns. |
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