Middleman

The event is open to all, doors - 6:00pm, tickets £6

Middleman: Main Room - 10:15pm

 

The crowds at Middleman shows are notorious for stage invasions, crowdsurfing, relentless dancing and mosh pits, think somewhere between a clubnight and a punk gig. But there’s more to them than just bone-rattling bassand shout-along choruses. With layered lyrics and catchy choruses these are songs you can dance or cry to.

 

OtherPeoplesLives: Main Room - 9:50pm

 

Leeds-based Post-Rock inspired Post-Everything Else music

 

NARCS: Main Room - 9:25pm

 

NARCS are an alternative rock band from Leeds, England. Their music veers from driven riffs and confrontational sneers to melodic lullabies, always served with a sense of story

 

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GirlsOnDrugs: Games Room - 8:50pm

 

GirlsOnDrugs is a future music collaboration between a boy and a girl 

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Chasing Dragons: Main Room - 8:25pm

 

A raging typhoon of rocket-fuelled Hard Rock hailing from Leeds

 

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Quentin's Basement: Games Room - 8:00pm

 

Quentins Basement are a four piece Indie-Rock band from Leeds with a passion for bouncy tunes and catchy riffs

 

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Deuce & Charger DJ: Main Room - from 6:00pm

 

Inspired by Marvin Gaye's What's Going On and Prince's Sign O' The Times - classic pop music that has something to say - Deuce & Charger are a core collective of musicians, performers and DJs enhanced by an ever-expanding family of collaborators

 

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Hogwash Sesssions: Games Room - from 6:00pm

Hogwash are purveyors of experimental music and performance art since 2012 and host a monthly night at Fox & Newt. Featuring:

Galahs Ayers - Invoking the sine beast / Trouser Carrier - Trowser Carrier believe that there is room in the noise scene for politeness and good manners and we would be delighted to receive your company / Forgets? - "I find Kroyd’s storytelling to be hypnotizing. The dourness and despairing humour of his observations are perfectly relayed by the rhythm of his delivery and underscored by Mitch’s post-apocalyptic (well, that’s how it feels in some parts of Leeds on a rainy weekday afternoon) chang." Rob Hayler (Midwich)