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KINDELAN LIVE IN THE LIVING ROOM
SATURDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2025
Doors open 7pm (til 11pm)
ADVANCE TICKETS £8 + booking fee
Kindelan is an artist from Yorkshire who weaves her passion for jazz harmony with
authentic, poignant lyricism to craft a sound that is distinctly her own.
With rich, emotive vocals and guitar-driven arrangements, her music delves into the intricacies of human connection and life’s in-between and unspoken moments.
A standout in the independent music scene, and supported by BBC Introducing, Radio 1, Radio 6, DMY, Dead Good Music and Atwood Magazine, Kindelan’s artistry has led her to performing at festivals like Latitude and recording at the legendary Abbey Road Studios.
Kindelan’s latest release, ‘After Before’ sees her deepen her distinctive, ‘alt-soul’ blend, charging it with a grittier attitude that sits somewhere between the intimacy
of Lianne La Havas and the thought-provoking songwriting of Madison Cunningham.
Kindelan’s live performances are magnetic—intimate yet powerful, showcasing her on-stage presence and deep connection to her craft. She captivates audiences with her fluid musicianship and sincere storytelling.
Picking up a guitar at age 8 and beginning to write and perform original music shortly after, Kindelan eventually moved to Leeds to study songwriting at Leeds Conservatoire.
There, she took the time to explore her craft and sound while immersing herself in the
city’s thriving music scene. Over her time here, she has become part of an evolving
supportive community of writers, artists and jazz musicians.
Inspired by her roots in Yorkshire’s intimate live music scene and her time in Leeds,
Kindelan aims to move through the industry, fostering a strong sense of community
wherever she goes.
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Saturday 29th November 2025
Doors 7pm | Curfew 11pm
Ages 14+ (U18s to be accompanied)
Advance Tickets | £15 + Fees
The audience for this show will be standing
HEALER celebrate the release of their new EP with a huge hometown gig with support from The Outcharms and Elson.
HEALER are an alt-rock band from Grimsby whose powerful live shows and breakout singles have earned them BBC Introducing airplay, festival slots alongside Razorlight and Frank Turner and a growing reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting new acts.
Forged in the shadow of Sheffield’s bustling music scene, The Outcharms fly their own flag as Doncaster’s finest with their signature style of sparkling guitars and massive choruses that have shook venues up and down the country. Since forming in 2014, The ‘Charms have surpassed milestones which seemed unthinkable as four schoolkids in a then-town eclipsed by the towering heights of the rest of South Yorkshire’s musical pedigree.
The Grimsby native shoegaze outfit crafting dreamlike guitar soundscapes mixed with a raw, indie sensibility. A must-see act, Elson deliver emotionally charged and immersive performances that make them stand out from the rest.
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Lincolnshire County Council said the castle and other attractions had 1.5m visitors last year.
Lincolnshire County Council said the castle and other attractions had 1.5m visitors last year.
Part 1: From Bourne to the World Championship
An afternoon of folk inspired classical music from Grimsby Symphony Orchestra with soloist Stephen Holloway.
Grimsby Minster
Saturday 29 November 2025
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Charity Prostate Cancer UK supported the idea of screening and said it was “deeply disappointed”.
Charity Prostate Cancer UK supported the idea of screening and said it was “deeply disappointed”.
Step into the quirky, toe-tapping world of Little Shop of Horrors—a wildly entertaining musical comedy that’s equal parts hilarious and horrifying!
Follow the misadventures of Seymour, a timid flower shop assistant who discovers a strange and bloodthirsty plant that just might change his life… if it doesn’t eat him first. With catchy doo-wop tunes, outrageous characters, and a man-eating plant with a killer personality, this cult classic will have you laughing, gasping, and singing all the way home. Don’t miss the chance to experience this wickedly fun theatrical ride—where horror meets humour in the most unexpected way!
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