RVG

RVG’s highly-anticipated third album is named Brain Worms for the hyper-recognisable experience of, each day, baring witness to a world of private obsessions being aired out in the infinite. This may not be wholly new territory for the Melbourne post-punk band and its lyricist/frontwoman Romy Vager, but this time around, there’s a newfound radical acceptance glistening overtop everything.

Summer Series: Theo Black

Theo Black is a 26-year-old Cornish singer-songwriter and guitarist currently based in Leeds. He channels his deep connection to the coast and his acoustic musical roots through the vivid lens of city life. A rich musical journey across contrasting styles, while always maintaining his love of songwriting and exploration, has equipped Theo with a unique artistic voice within the Leeds creative scene.

Leeds City Square Artisan Village Monthly Market

Leeds City Square will be hosting a variety of events throughout summer, ranging from family-friendly activities to screenings some of the season’s biggest sporting highlights. The space will see the return of Thor’s Tipi bar, providing drinks and street food, along with giant outdoor games, easels, ice cream and soft drinks for children and local bands and artists performing live music each week.

Titanic Exhibition

Experience the story of the Titanic as you’ve never before. Trace its journey from the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, through its fateful voyage and sinking, to its rediscovery at the bottom of the Atlantic.

You'll get to experience the Titanic like never before. Discover items from the Titanic, including:

Put Yourself Out There

Free live music every second Sunday of the month.

Welcome to Put Yourself Out There, a night of broad, fresh music from the UK and Worldwide.

Contemporary + Progressive + Alternative | Jazz + R&B + Soul + Funk + Electronic | UK + Worldwide.

Upcoming line up includes :

8th September - Metatron's Cube/Fake Scenario

13th October - Molly Aisha/Elena Maya

10th November - Billy Goulding Trio/Elf Mode

8th December - Conrad Clayton Clextet/Sair

We recommend getting down early to get yourself a good seat for the show.

Sh@nty

The poems and folk songs of Sh@nty tell a story of discovery, betrayal, obsession and recovery. Using language borrowed from traditional navigation as well as the jargon of digital space, the narrative is enriched by songs of the sea and original music for concertina.

Poet Lydia Kennaway and musician Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne present ‘… a form of contemporary metaphysical poem where scientific and technological vocabularies are brought into the service of the poetic imagination.’ – Sean O’Brien.

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