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Hoards of fans and punters alike cram themselves wall to wall in the hope of getting an unobscured view of Yard Act’s James Smith. The Manchester born frontman is frantically scrambling at the many dials atop a mixing desk under the watchful eye of bandmate Jay Russell. The crowd continues to grow until faces begin to peer in from the windows at the back of the room, eager to be involved in the chaos inside. It’s a beautiful, sweaty, hot mess in celebration of Yard Act’s all day residency across the city. The plot twist; this is only the afterparty. 

Following the abrupt announcement of an impending hiatus, Doncaster-based alternative rock band The Blinders have a lot to prove at their conclusive headline show. The New Century Hall show marks ‘one last spin, one last dance’ for the band, who recently returned after four years with their third studio album, Beholder.

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Fans have converged to witness the raw intensity of Knocked Loose, who have returned to the UK to play their biggest headline show to date alongside hardcore genre up-and-comers, Deafheaven and Headbussa.

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