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AlestormThe Well, Leeds
Thursday, 16 February 2012

When it comes to metal bands, Alestorm of Perth, Scotland definitely has something that others do not. They pack quite a punch and focus on pirate-related topics and terminology rather than other popular topics. Being able to move forward in the correct direction with regard to a new sound that is still catchy is something that Alestorm has excelled at, and they have brought this sound to many listeners. They are a favorite of young and older people alike due to their unique sound, and this does a whole lot to secure the band's reputation as a very creative group. Being able to adequately …

James MorrisonO2 Academy Leeds, Leeds
Friday, 17 February 2012

James Morrison, a BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter hails from Warwickshire, is a critically acclaimed artist who has produced several chart topping singles and albums that appeal to a large audience. Influenced by the likes of Otis Reading, Al Green and Stevie Wonder, he has built up a loyal army of fans, and his concerts and gigs often sell out quickly, so if you want to see James live in action here at "&venue_name&", you need to get tickets quick!…

Band of SkullsUniversity Union - Stylus, Leeds
Saturday, 18 February 2012

Band of Skulls is an alternative garage rock band from England. They originally performed as Fleeing New York before becoming Band of Skulls in 2008. The band formed when Russel Marsden, Emma Richardson and Matt Hayward met in college and connected over their shared love of music. Though they’ve only released one full album (and an EP in 2010), they have had a great deal of commercial success. Their music has been featured in advertising, TV series, and video games. They are planning to release their latest album, “Sweet Sour” in February, 2012. Like their first album, “Sweet Sour” is fi…

Chris AddisonLeeds Town Hall, Leeds
Sunday, 19 February 2012

Fresh from The Thick of It, Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You and his sell-out 2010 tour, Chris Addison, the man who put the 'Chris Addison' into, 'I see Chris Addison is touring again,' is touring again. He's written a brand new show, The Time Is Now, Again, specifically for the venue this website refers to.* (*And about 40 others, but the point still stands.) Top class stand-up from one of the classiest, toppiest stand-ups around. You should come and see him. …

Derren BrownGrand Theatre, Leeds
Monday, 20 February 2012

Derren Brown is a British illusionist and magician born in London, England. While at university, a show performed by hypnotist Martin Taylor inspired him to learn the art of illusion, hypnosis and sleight of hand. His illusions use a combination of cognitive psychology, suggestion, and misdirection to create astounding feats of magic. Derren embarks on his new tour named Enigma, which includes an attempt to hypnotise the entire audience. This should prove to be an exciting event, and tickets will sell out fast, so get them early.…

Derren Brown SvengaliGrand Theatre, Leeds
Monday, 20 February 2012

A brand new show from the man dubbed a 'psychological illusionist' by the Press. Derren Brown is a performer who combines magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship in order to seemingly predict and control human behaviour, as well as performing mind-bending feats of mentalism. Not suitable for children under 12 years of age…

Sarah MillicanLeeds Town Hall, Leeds
Tuesday, 21 February 2012

Sarah Millican is a successful English stand-up comedienne from South Shields. Her profile on the comedy scene first increased after winning the 'if.comedy award' in 2008 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. She is now a regular and popular addition to many a TV show such as 'Have I Got News For You', '8 Out of Ten Cats', 'Mock the Week' etc and has recently been a celebrity guest panellist on 'Loose Women'. She releases her 'Live' DVD in 2011 and has completed three live tours, the latest of which was her 'Chatterbox' tour in 2010.…

KylesaThe Well, Leeds
Tuesday, 21 February 2012

Kylesa, a sludgy rock band from Savannah, Georgia, USA combine indie, punk and metal to create their own unique stoner sound. It's rumoured they took their name from Kylesa Mara which is the Buddhist term for states of mental delusion. By incorporating psychedelic rock into their sound, along with the fierce drumming supplied by two drummers, Kylesa's tunes can easily lull listeners into various stages of music-induced delusion. Although they've only been around for just over a decade, they've managed a couple of line-up changes, most tragically after the death of bassist, Michael Duke. …

Charlene SoraiaBrudenell Social Club, Leeds
Friday, 24 February 2012

British singer-songwriter Charlene Soraia is best known for her cover of “Wherever You Will Go” by The Calling when it was used in an advert on television for the tea brand Twinings. After its release on iTunes it reached No.3 in the UK Singles Charts. Charlene is set to release her debut album ‘Moonchild’ on 21 November 2011, which will feature “Wherever You Will Go” as a bonus track. The singer-songwriter was noticed and promptly promoted when her version of “Wherever You Will Go” was sung by X Factor contestant Sophie Hababis in 2011. Charlene will be finally headlining her own UK tour star…

Dog Is DeadThe Cockpit, Leeds
Sunday, 26 February 2012

Breaking news: the Dog is Dead. He died of overindulgence in Indie pop. But that is where the bad news ends. The good news is that the five-member band named Dog is Dead is out on a mission to prove to the United Kingdom that the genre of Indie pop is the best thing that ever happened after the invention of music. From February 18 through March 17, the band -- whose core ambition is to play pop music that appeals both to those who love jazz and choir fanatics -- will be performing in the UK and Ireland. Bearing in mind that a three of the band members met at the West Bridgford School, watching…

 

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