Whait (Wendy Eisenberg & More Eaze) @ Wharf Chambers
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Wharf Chambers
Leeds
19:30

Whait (Wendy Eisenberg & More Eaze) @ Wharf Chambers
Event Type
Genre : Music - General
Description
Theeeeee next home game Leeds Heinous Whining is not until September but itβs the heavy hitting duo of Wendy Eisenberg (hit indie folk offerings, guitar improv maestro, bill orcutt ensemble, Editrix, Birthing Hips and more and more) and More Eaze (queasy synthed popped pop, Water Damage, works with Claire Rousay, β-__β___). Two current big deals of creative music only arching upwards.
Whait meets in the middle with complex guitar and violin interplay on beds of trip hoppy beats and bleeps but keep minds and ears wide and filed down. More Eaze will be doing double duties solo
Finally Leedsβ own Kathy Gray (of Nape Neck drummer fame and mind shuffling wonder) will be bringing her own tight wound beautiful strange pop offerings in a world where The Flying Lizards were Madonna or something
no one turned away for lack of funds as always πππ wharf chambers is a members club you must be a member or a guest to attend - it's Β£2 a year at wharfchambers.org or at the bar
Description
Wharf Chambers stands as a distinctive cultural anchor in Leeds, operating as a workers' co-operative and members' club. This model ensures its continued dedication to providing an accessible and affordable space for a diverse array of events, driven by collective values rather than commercial imperative. It functions as a vital hub, fostering community and dialogue across the city's varied social landscapes.
Within the walls of a former Victorian pork pie factory, the atmosphere is one of understated industrial charm, softened by the murmur of conversation and the occasional clink of glasses. Exposed brickwork and robust furnishings speak to its heritage, while carefully curated lighting casts a warm, inviting glow, encouraging connection and creative exchange.
Practicalities are thoughtfully addressed; the venue features an outdoor seating area, offering a respite from the city's pace. Accessibility is prioritised, with wheelchair access available via the rear entrance. The bar offers a considered selection of craft ales and other beverages, often complemented by rotating vegan-friendly food pop-ups.
The programming at Wharf Chambers is broad and dynamic, encompassing live music performances, spoken word evenings, film screenings, and engaging political discussions. It regularly hosts club nights, art exhibitions, and workshops, reflecting its commitment to supporting emerging talent and providing a platform for a wide spectrum of cultural expression.
23-25 Wharf Street,
Leeds,
West Yorkshire,
England,
LS2 7EQ.
: £5.50 to £11.00
