A new show: Comedy, Music & More.

Be part an incredible homage, to Three Legends in Music (Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton & Cream) in this explosive new production. Packed with an incredible high energy & performed by some of the UK's finest musicians. This powerhouse performance will transport you back in time to the original concerts, delivering the true spirit of these legendary superstars. This is the true fans production, a collection of outstanding musicians who have not only performed the songs, they have lived the life! No wigs, no pantomime, just great music played by great musicians. Their individual credits include: Steve Winwood, Massive Attack, Ben E. King, Fish, Thunder, Jo Harman, Thea Gilmore, Lulu etc etc.

Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip is an edgy, funny, poetic unit who play rock and roll stand-up. Chaos ensues onstage with Mik chucking straws , spouting random observations, and following his train of thought into the audience. Jonny Flockton and Benson Walker on guitar and bass dutifully try and rein him in, while creating a joyous, funky, elegant, and rocky backdrop.

Award-winning British songwriters, composers and multi-instrumentalists Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington are The Blackheart Orchestra. One of the must-see bands pioneering folktronica duo blend musical styles seamlessly sidestepping boundaries to create music huge enough to fill a cathedral. Always producing something beyond all easily marketed genres, their multi-instrumental sonic landscapes have always been too unpredictable and adventurous for the mainstream. Fusing acoustic fragility and pulsing electronica, The Blackheart Orchestra bring together stringed instrument dexterity with 80's synthesisers and clear classical influences. Often mistaken for an eight-piece band on first listen, they are found on stage continuously changing from electric and acoustic guitars, bowed guitar, piano, organ, bass and electronic percussion to vintage synthesisers, omnichord and melodica in a complex choreographed weave of musical moods and textures. One moment their sound is minimal and molecular, the next a mountain-like wall of sound with vast symphonic climaxes. Their four critically acclaimed albums and mesmerising live shows have won them obsessive worldwide fans, plaudits from musical giants and placements on TV commercials and films. Chrissy Mostyn's haunting vocals, the Mike Oldfield-like multi-instrumental playing of Rick Pilkington plus their fearless combination of conventional and unconventional all reflect their self-created universe where art meets sound and words paint pictures that take you with them on their deep musical journey into the human psyche.

Loosely based on recently-unearthed Bavarian folk tales collated by Franz Schnwerth in the 1850s, this brand new, darkly comic tale of living and dying, of peasants and royalty, of wishes, actions and consequences, makes ordinary fairytales blush, and will challenge your concept of heroes and villains.

Expect Plumhalls usual breathtaking harmonies and heartfelt, literate songs injected with even more electricity and power.

Gaelforce are a Celtic Folk Rock band from Yorkshire, playing a mixture of rocked-up traditional folk music, self-penned songs in the traditional style, and a few jigs and reels for good measure.

Together, these two remarkable performers will take you on a journey through some of the most cherished songs ever written - while also celebrating two of the UKs finest contemporary troubadours.

Its New York City. Its the 90s. And this is the worlds craziest sitcom. A parody of classic TV such as Seinfeld, Frasier and Friends and completely improvised from your suggestions.

Join us for a night of rare and beautiful tunes played on Greek bouzouki, oud, cello, and bodhran.

Improvised storytelling where Anything Could happen. All we need are your ideas.

When a group of women in London mysteriously fall silent, no one can work out why. The team at an all-female podcast decide to investigate.

Come and experience Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and many more as youve never heard them before.

An evening of joyous celebration and deeply moving music, from three incredible singer-songwriters sharing the stage, plus band.

Atomic Cabaret is a one-woman science-political musical about the existential risks of the nuclear age, starring Lynda Williams, The Physics Chanteuse.

A wild cocktail of brass, harmonies, rhythm and the best soul singer for miles around from The Soul Shebang.

Considered by many to be one of the most compelling acts on the UK blues scene with songs built on spellbinding guitar riffs, driving bass lines, wailing harmonica and passionate vocals.

Nine piece dance band serving up a blend of soul and blues, joyous enough to stir any willing dancers onto their feet.

Top show highlighting Iain's gifted songwriting. Known as the Snow Patrol guitarist/songwriter and award-winning collaborator with the likes of James Bay and Jake Bugg.

Alex Clarke (sax), Clark Tracey (drums), Dave Newton (piano), James Owston (bass). Alex Clarke’s Quartet features some of the finest names in British Jazz. They play a mixture of innovative arrangements of standards, original compositions and music by the likes of Phil Woods and Paquito D’Rivera, Alex’s melodic sound showcases an authentic homage to the art of straightahead bebop.

A rare chance to hear the music of the US band Steely Dan played live.

Cosmic ambient devotional jazz channelling the spirits of Pharoah Sanders and Alice Coltrane, infused with a unique earthy archaic vibration. Ozzy Moysey - Bass, Elliot Roffe - Bass, Joe Love - Drums, Evan Davies - Violin, James Milligan - Guitar, Matt Cliffe - Alto Saxophone, Flute, Andy French - Tenor Saxophone, Joel Stedman - Bass Clarinet, Flute, Congas, Giorgos Kravvaritis - Piano

Olivia Cuttill brings her all star band back to Seven Arts as part of the Chapel Allerton Arts Festival with her brand new album Writing And Singing And Tunes To Be Swingin

Four plays, one poet, and an evening full of thought-provoking storytelling.

Rising star jazz trumpet player returns to Leeds with her all star band.

Rising star jazz trumpet player returns to Leeds with her all star band.

Ryan sits in his bedsit, harbouring a secret that he can't bear to relive, and can't bear to let go.

The show features songs from Neil Young's 'After The Gold Rush' and 'Harvest' albums. It's Neil's 80th birthday in November 2025 and 55 years since the release of After The Gold Rush.

The examination of three generations of a family of Black women, one from the' Windrush' Generation, one Gen x and one, sometime in the future, and how unconsciously there are epigenetic repeating patterns in their lives.

Juxtaposition is a key theme in Martyn's work. The simplicity and the complexity of the human condition and all that it encompasses is underpinned with a heady promise of hope. There is a versatility to Martyn's music that is hard to categorise. Many have tried, resulting in labels such as folk, rock, soul, folk-funk and Americana; all of which somehow miss the mark. But sometimes music doesn't need a defining genre and with the ability to articulate a sense of the bigger picture, Martyn's music and social commentary manage to empower and speak for many. His songs are pictures, and stories, and feelings all put to music and delivered by a master craftsman. Martyn Joseph. A unique talent driven by passion and love for his trade, continues to write, sing and play from the heart.

A special late summer concert on a Sunday afternoon at Seven Arts Leeds. Leading UK guitarist Ant is a game changer and an innovator according to The Guardian. His ninth album 'Unified Theories' was just released - it features ten original compositions. This music will be the focus of this concert where Ant is joined by long-time ally Michael Chillingworth (alto saxophone), Conor Chaplin (bass) and Ananda Brando (drums).

The Merrow family has owned and operated 'Balor Bar' for generations. Known for its warm atmosphere, hearty laughter, and the best stout in the county, the pub is more than a business - it's a cherished family tradition. At the helm of Balor Bar are Malachy and Lizzie Merrow, a spirited couple whose love for their pub is only rivalled by their love for their three children: Conor, Keira and Maeve. The pair have always envisioned passing the bar down to their kids, keeping their legacy alive. However, not everyone is on board. Through lively scene filled with song, dance and stories of old, 'Family First' explores themes of family, tradition and self-discovery.

Alejandro Rodriguez brings energy, personality, and intrigue to every performance, and is a feast for the eyes to watch.