AI PlannerLeeds in November
Exciting events and experiences happening this month in Leeds.
Sheffield - 01/11/2025
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Known around the world as “The Steel City,” Sheffield rose to fame for its steel production in the 1900s and continues to thrive as a city of innovation and creativity. Today, it blends its industrial heritage with a modern, youthful energy and is proud to be one of the greenest cities in the UK. With its vibrant cultural scene, top universities, and access to the stunning Peak District, Sheffield offers the perfect mix of history, nature, and city life. Meet at the Parkinson Building steps at 9:45am to depart at 10am. This trip is not guided, once we reach Sheffield, you are free to explore the city on your own. We will be arriving back in Leeds at approximately 6:00 pm (depending on traffic). Ticket includes return coach travel. Pick-up/Drop-off will be at Parkinson Steps. All tickets are non-refundable.
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DARK & WILD 2025
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⚡🤘 THE DARKNESS RETURNS TO THE OLD FLAX STORE THIS NOVEMBER 🤘⚡ Join us for the UK's first and only dedicated dark and sour beer festival! Expect the finest wares from 30 of our favourite producers from around the globe alongside Street Food and Live Music. Follow our socials for updates @hopcityleeds
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Dark Arts: the Orielles, Do Nothing, and More
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Remember Monday
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Remeber Monday come to Stylus this November plus special guests! Access Information The Union building – although challenging, is accessible with lift access across all floors of the venue and accessible gender-neutral WC’s available in each venue. The Union building is set-out on six levels but there is either ramped or lift access to every level with the distance from the main entrance to the furthest part of the venues approximately 200 metres. We have drop-down bars in all of our venues. Bookings & Ticketing The LUU Stylus venue has limited space for accessibility. Accessibility tickets are only purchasable through the LUU Stylus website and once these tickets have been sold, we cannot accept any further accessibility requests. If you require Accessibility tickets and these are no longer available, please do not purchase a GA ticket and expect to be accommodated as these will be refused. This is a strict policy to make sure the venue is safe for all customers. Tickets will be verified on the door so please be aware that if you have bought an access ticket and do not have access requirements, you will be refused entry to the venue. Accessible Viewing Platform: All of our venues have a designated accessible viewing area. Please note: there is limited space in this area, and it is reserved on a first come, first served basis. Wheelchairs: We have space for 4 wheelchairs per event in our venues. Please note: there is limited space in this area, and it is reserved on a first come, first served basis. Priority Entry: This will allow you access 15 minutes early entry prior to doors, so you can find a suitable position that is comfortable for you. We also provide this for all seated and wheelchair spaces. Seated Spaces: We can provide seated spaces for anyone who needs them. Please note that any companions will not automatically be provided a seated ticket, as these are of limited availability, we always reserve these for those with accessibility needs. Companions are however welcome to stand in the seated area. Customers With Medical Needs: We welcome attendees who need to bring medicines, food or drink to manage medical conditions, or medical equipment. Please contact our access team if you have any concerns. Assistance Dogs: We are proactive on the use of assistance dogs and can provide water and other facilities should you require them. Strobe Lighting: The venues do include strobe lighting and other ‘flash-based’ effects as standard. In addition, as many of our events include aspects of ‘toured production’ – which are outside of the venue’s control, we urge you to contact us for more information on an event-specific basis at the earliest opportunity. Toilets: We have an access toilet on almost every floor of the building. All of our toilets are accessible by lifts, which means whichever venue you’re in, you’re never far from your nearest accessible toilet. Baby Changing Facilities: Our accessible toilets are equipped with baby changing facilities. We also have a dedicated changing place.
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Remember Monday - What The Hell Just Happened? Tour
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The Young Gods
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Brudenell Presents... 14+ (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult) “We are all 60something - but if we have the energy to do things, let’s go. To keep this motivation after 40 years, it’s like, ‘Envoyé, go for it and fuck off!” Four decades ago, The Young Gods reconfigured rock music using the new technology of sampling in a manner no one else had thought to. In a rock and pop world dominated by Anglo-American orthodoxies, they proposed something huge and avant European in origin. Whereas others lazily recycled samples of old James Brown and Led Zeppelin riffs, in a spirit of enfeebled postmodernism, as if to suggest there was nothing new under the sun, The Young Gods created a new, elemental energy using the dead matter of the rock and classical music they sampled as fossil fuels - they rediscovered fire, a fire that raged through their first two albums - The Young Gods and L’Eau rouge / Red Water. The formula was simple - drums, voice, samples - but what they wrought was revolutionary, post-postmodern. “The technological restrictions of the time - we were born because of those restrictions, the excitement of the new sampling technology,” says Franz Treichler. “We had those pedals which were not designed to do what we did with them - the first electric guitar loopers. I’m amazed that we could make songs with them, sometimes only with one or two sounds - now it’s totally the opposite. The technology today is incredible but you can get lost in so many new programs and plugins.” Although they enjoyed massive critical acclaim it was with 1992’s TV Sky that they enjoyed the global recognition they deserved - heavy MTV rotation, a hit with “Skinflowers” and the likes of U2, Bowie and Nine Inch Nails singing their praises in interviews. This success, however, represented a test of the group’s artistic integrity. They could easily have ploughed on through the Nineties in a formulaic, industrial vein but, as Treichler explains, “It’s always about breaking the formula. When you have a formula, it’s good to challenge yourself and write something else. The first three Young Gods records were based on sampling and the surprise element it can bring to the sound, these sharp changes within a millisecond jumping from classical to cabaret, heavy metal. That was our trademark, maybe a cliche. So for TV Sky, the fourth album, we decided to restrict the palette - no more violins, just guitars - then later we were influenced by the electronic, ambient scene - and then later playing the guitar live. Challenge brings forward so many new ideas.” Such has been the true success of The Young Gods - recording and exploring on their own terms, be it covering the songs of Kurt Weill, exploring fresh ambiences on Music For Artificial Clouds, the subtly inflected blues jazz tendencies of Data Mirage Tangram or most recently, their extraordinary take on Terry Riley’s In C, which they used as a launchpad into new musical ideas of their own birthing, touring to rapt audiences across Europe. “We’ve not been so fast putting out albums but that’s why we’re still excited about doing all this,” says Treichler. “There are moments in the industry when you are pressurised into being productive you don’t enjoy it anymore, it’s too stressful. So it’s great to jump to another project . . . In C. Some people at the label thought it was too niche - but I said, come on, this is the most played contemporary classical piece in the world, look at all the versions on the net. We did it, it worked and the label loved it.” In rock terms, The Young Gods are anything but ephemeral - their curiosity, their energy remains undimmed since they first emerged from Fribourg in a shock attack on dull norms in 1985. As Treichler says, with a twinkle in his eye. “God’s not dead!”
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The Lancashire Hotpots: Party Party Party Tour
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GS Promotions Presents... 14+ (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult) The ultimate party starters The Lancashire Hotpots are back to give you the biggest night out of the year. For more years than they care to remember, the Hotpots have built up a solid reputation as THE go to band for a good night out. Join Bernard and the boys as they play all your Hotpot favourites: Egg Sausage Chips & Beans, Has The Bin Man Bin Mon?, Chippy Tea as well as loads of silly songs you won’t be able to get out of your head. Grab your flat cap and get ready to party, party party! "these guys always make me laugh every time I see them" Jason Manford"The Lancashire Hotpots are a resounding success” Romesh Ranganathan, BBC Radio 2"blooming brilliant" Zoe Ball, BBC Radio 2“Every home should have a Lancashire Hotpots record” Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music“You simply cannot fail to smile, or howl...Just brilliant.” Skiddle.com“Beautifully observed, wickedly catchy songs” Metro.co.uk
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Matt Wilde
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Cloth
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Brudenell Presents... 14+ (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult) Pink Silence. The new album by Cloth. Out now. Produced by Ali Chant (Perfume Genius, PJ Harvey, Yard Act), Pink Silence comes after the band shared 2024 single ‘Polaroid’, their first new music since the release of their acclaimed and Scottish Album Of The Year Award nominated 2023 album for Rock Action, Secret Measure . The pair’s feather-light approach and intrinsic quiet drama remain fundamentals of the Cloth sound on Pink Silence. A daring rhythmic streak combined with the patience and restraint to let the space in their music do the talking persists, however with producer Ali Chant at the helm – and with a cast of collaborators that includes Portishead’s Adrian Utley, Owen Pallett, and Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite – their exemplary guitar interplay is adorned with synth flourishes, undulating drone textures, and soaring strings. Together, the group’s intentional subtlety is elevated to lofty new heights as songs unfold and bloom, becoming rich, complex and emotional. Pink Silence is the sound of Cloth realising the growing pop streak that they’ve long-threatened to bring to the fore, full of the kind of rewarding ruminations that continue to make them one of today’s most exciting bands.
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Bobby's Thriller Halloween Disco Show
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Security - Bag Policy: Large bags including rucksacks are not allowed. There are no facilities to leave large bags or luggage. If you really have to bring a bag - and it's preferable you don't, please make sure it's small. Only one small bag per person is permitted and it must not be bigger than A4 size. Height: 28.7cm Width: 21cm Depth 15cm
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Cambridge - 02/11/25
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Home of the famous University carols from King's College Chapel and punting on the River Cam, Cambridge is a compact cosmopolitan city with outstanding architecture old and new. The beauty of its ancient centre is preserved with its medieval streets, college courtyards, gardens and bridges. It has many tourist attractions, as well as great food to enjoy while you are in the city. Meet at the Parkinson Building steps at 7:15 am to depart at 7:30 am. This trip is not guided, once we reach Cambridge , you are free to explore the city on your own. We will be arriving back in Leeds at approximately 8:00 pm (depending on traffic). Ticket includes return coach travel. Pick-up/drop-off will be at Parkinson Steps. All tickets are non-refundable. Please note, the coach will not be wheelchair accessible. Please contact events@luu.leeds.ac.uk if you need further support.
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VAINGLORIOUS: Stevie Vayne's autobiography launch
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JFK aka 'Live in Leeds' Presents... 14+ (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult) "Stevie Vayne is a legend of the Punk-Rock’n’Roll world, also known as Stevie Hulme, a global player in the world of House Music. His autobiography, ‘Vainglorious: A Punk In The House’ will be available on general release from Nov 4th, and also available in numbered and signed format at this pre-release concert extravaganza on Nov 2nd at The Brudenell, where a £15 ticket will not only grant entry but it will also secure you a copy of the book. Stevie was born in Kirkstall, brought up in Whinmoor, went to school at John Smeaton’s and spent much of his teenage years hanging out around the streets of Croggy with the likes of the Abrasive Wheels and ace writer Mick McCann - ‘Scoffs Corner, The Meth & St Mary’s Youth Clubs - teenage mischief in our own back yard!’ Stevie’s band The Dead Vaynes later known as The Vaynes, released 3 Albums and 5 EP Singles. He toured across the UK and Europe with some of the best, most notably with his friend Johnny Thunders, and with countless others, including The Gun Club and The Mission.‘Vainglorious’ begins with the Punk-Rock’n’Roll years and Stevie’s life in Leeds, leading to a ‘cosmic shift’ and his dominance of the House Music Scene, from organising the legendary parties of The Corn Exchange to running Subliminal Records in New York and then becoming a Director at the world’s most famous Nightclub, Pacha in Ibiza. The launch begins at 7:15pm with a Q&A session and some acoustic songs from Stevie. Then, throughout the evening, friends of Stevie will play and sing a few numbers. Special guests include: THE ROSE OF AVALANCHE – SALVATION – XLERATORS – ANDY PROWLER – NICK TOCZEK – BILLY MASTERS (FAKE) – DEAN E. – MICK LAKE – MARK GOULDEN – SID CRAMP culminating in the last ever live performance of THE VAYNES!Initial advance tickets at £15 include a copy of the autobiography and a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support. BUT HURRY! – This offer might not last if the demand becomes too great! Birthdays will be celebrated – It's Stevie Vayne's birthday, also many happy returns to Dean E. and to original punks, Mick Hart and Pozz, (who will be turning 65). Old friends will lovingly be remembered – R.I.P. Johnny Thunders & Mick Vayne. If you were involved in the Leeds rock scene of the 80s and 90s, this is one night you really don’t want to miss!"
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Chris McCausland: Yonks!
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Seefeel
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City of Caterpillar
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Gwenno
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Autechre
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Emma-Jean Thackray
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Litany
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Bob Vylan
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Security - Bag Policy: Large bags including rucksacks are not allowed. There are no facilities to leave large bags or luggage. If you really have to bring a bag - and it's preferable you don't, please make sure it's small. Only one small bag per person is permitted and it must not be bigger than A4 size. Height: 28.7cm Width: 21cm Depth 15cm
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