Things to Do in Leeds

Futuresound presents... The Rifles Before you purchase your tickets, make sure to check out our Event FAQs for all the important info — including entry requirements, accessibility options, and what to bring: https://www.leedsbeckettsu.co.uk/faqs/ If you still have questions after reading the FAQs, feel free to get in touch with our team at lbsu-welcome@leedsbeckett.ac.uk Please also note that this event is strictly age-restricted for those 14 and above, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.

Superfan is the songwriting veil of Kali Priya Flanagan, Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist and producer. Initially imagined as a solo act, ambitious string arrangements crafted in collaboration with cellist Omeed Almassi have come to define Superfan’s noisy and magnetic pop soundscape. Having just signed with London based label AD 93 (Joanne Robertson, YHWH Nailgun, Dagmar Zuniga), the three recent singles — “Miss W Jones,” “Apeiron (Fantasy Football),” and “Picture Of Return” — mark the birth of “Acousticello.” With newfound security and unencumbered vision, Kali trades literalism for fragmented, impressionistic lyricism, channeling love-torn ballads through obscured imagery and literary fluency that reflect a deeper confidence in both his words and his voice. Kali cites albums such as Ryuichi Sakamoto’s 1996, The Sea and Cake’s Parasol, Cat Power’s The Greatest, Low’s Trust, Sigur Rós’s Hvarf/Heim as inspiration, alongside the vocal stylings of Elizabeth Fraser, Beth Gibbons, Rufus Wainwright, and Harriet Wheeler of The Sundays. His signature guitar tone, brooding voice, and knack for impactful live arrangement have led to co-writing/production, covers, and live performance cameos for the likes of Operelly, Jordan Patterson, and Quiet Light. In addition to having opened up for The Strokes at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, via direct invitation from superfan Julian Casablancas, Superfan has played shows with Quiet Light, Knifeplay, Kath Bloom, Horsegirl, Userband, Samba Jean-Baptiste, Zoh Amba, PARKiNG, Brittle Brian (of @), Tiberius B, Autobahn, untitled (halo), voyeur, Birdfeeder, Racing Mount Pleasant and countless other tastemakers.

TV's Over Presents... Britain’s best loved doo-wop band are coming back to play their favourite venue, the iconic Brudenell Social Club. 2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of Darts and to celebrate this remarkable golden milestone, we'd love you to join us for this very special night. This promises to be a performance filled with memories, fun, and unforgettable music—don’t miss out Darts, who had a string of chart hits in the late 70s and early 80s including Daddy Cool/The Girl Can’t Help It, Come Back My Love, Boy From New York City, It’s Raining and Duke of Earl are a nine-strong, energetic doo-wop group whose brand of visual excitement and tight harmonies earn them rave reviews wherever they play. Their unique style, which combines first-rate musicianship and intricate vocal acrobatics, creates a larger-than-life stage show where the humour they inject into their live performance plays a large part in their appeal. Eight of the nine current band members featured in Darts’ line-up during their ‘golden’ years ………………. Big Den Hegarty (Vocals), Griff Fender (Vocals), Rita Ray (Vocals), Pikey Butler (Vocals), Horatio Hornblower (Saxophone), Mark ‘Skid’ Pearson (Guitar), Nosmo King (Drums), Thump Thomson (Bass guitar) and Jimmy ‘The Nit’ Compton (Keyboards)’’

JS Promotions Presents...

SJM Concerts presents... Wasia Project Before you purchase your tickets, make sure to check out our Event FAQs for all the important info — including entry requirements, accessibility options, and what to bring: https://www.leedsbeckettsu.co.uk/faqs/ If you still have questions after reading the FAQs, feel free to get in touch with our team at lbsu-welcome@leedsbeckett.ac.uk Please also note that this event is strictly age-restricted for those 14 and above, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.