Sean MC brings an acoustic-led session shaped around well-known songs, delivered with a confident vocal style and a crowd-friendly approach. The ideal set to drop into as the weekend gathers pace.

Ryan Mosleh returns with a set shaped by melodic songwriting and a pop-folk sound. With confident vocals and a smooth live approach, his music moves comfortably between quieter moments and more open, flowing songs.

Lloyd Dobbs is a Hull musician best known as a founding member and bassist of indie band The Paddingtons, who scored multiple UK Top 40 singles and became one of the city’s cult guitar acts of the 2000s. Away from the charts he has spent more than 20 years playing in local bands including folk-Americana collective The Hillbilly Troupe, and is closely involved with the Hull Folk & Maritime Festival and Folk in Hull, where he helps champion grassroots artists and live music across the city. Performing solo at Molly Mangan’s, Lloyd brings that mix of indie edge and folk storytelling to a stripped-back set, with songs and stories shaped by Hull, its people and its music scene.

Hull-born singer-songwriter Dylan Ward brings heartfelt acoustic indie, raw vocals and honest northern storytelling to the stage. With a growing local following and a reputation for powerful, relatable live performances, he’s one of Hull’s exciting emerging talents. Expect an intimate but commanding headline set packed with original songs, well-chosen covers, warmth, grit and connection.

Ellie Pollard is a folk-leaning acoustic singer-songwriter from the Hull area, known for an expressive vocal style and emotionally grounded songs.

Hull’s own Spare Hands bring their rich harmonies and maritime folk sound to Molly’s. Expect sea songs, traditional favourites and the kind of chorus-led moments that turn the whole bar into part of the band.

Mark Knight brings a polished, feel-good set packed with crowd favourites, singalong moments and plenty of energy. A regular on the Hull music scene, he knows exactly how to read the room and get the night moving.

Mark Knight brings a polished, feel-good set packed with crowd favourites, singalong moments and plenty of energy. A regular on the Hull music scene, he knows exactly how to read the room and get the night moving.

James Wood takes over on Wednesday with an acoustic set of familiar songs and an easy late-night pub feel. Expect strong piano playing, bold vocals and plenty of instantly recognisable songs from across the decades.

Make a night of England v Croatia at Molly’s, with the match shown live with full commentary and Dylan Ward bringing the soundtrack from 7pm to 1am. Expect acoustic favourites before kick-off, a live half-time set and music after the final whistle to keep the night going.

Lydia O’Dowd is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with years of live experience across pubs, bars and events around the UK. Her performances blend expressive vocals with well-chosen material, moving between popular favourites and moments of original flair, all delivered with strong guitar work and a commanding presence.

With acoustic guitar, soaring violin and a lively mix of folk favourites and acoustic pop, Velvet Frets deliver a warm, feel-good set full of energy and atmosphere.

Lee Barraclough brings an acoustic covers set drawing on Irish favourites, classic pop and roots music, delivered with confident vocals and guitar. Expect big choruses, familiar melodies and an easy sense of humour between songs.

Ryan Mosleh returns with a set shaped by melodic songwriting and a pop-folk sound. With confident vocals and a smooth live approach, his music moves comfortably between quieter moments and more open, flowing songs.

With folk and blues influences, Jack Robertson brings a set of familiar acoustic songs, rootsy favourites and a few unexpected turns.

Lydia O’Dowd is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with years of live experience across pubs, bars and events around the UK. Her performances blend expressive vocals with well-chosen material, moving between popular favourites and moments of original flair, all delivered with strong guitar work and a commanding presence.

Lloyd Dobbs is a long-standing figure on the Hull and East Riding music scene, with more than two decades of live experience spanning local folk sessions and larger-scale success as part of indie band The Paddingtons. His set invites a few familiar faces to join him along the way, blending well-known songs, shared harmonies and an easy, generous spirit shaped by years of playing to rooms both small and packed.

Paddy and the Portermen bring a lively take on Irish folk, with familiar pub songs, strong harmonies and plenty of moments built for joining in. Their sets draw on traditional favourites and well-loved standards, creating an easy, communal feel that fits perfectly with a relaxed Sunday afternoon.

Something special is still to come for this slot. Stay tuned for another addition to our packed live music and entertainment line-up.

James Wood takes the Sunday afternoon slot with a keyboard-led set of classic and contemporary favourites. Expect strong piano playing, bold vocals and plenty of instantly recognisable songs from across the decades.

Alex Czapla is a Hull singer-songwriter whose solo acoustic performances bring a raw, compelling edge to well-known favourites and distinctive originals alike.

Lydia O’Dowd is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with years of live experience across pubs, bars and events around the UK. Her performances blend expressive vocals with well-chosen material, moving between popular favourites and moments of original flair, all delivered with strong guitar work and a commanding presence.

Ryan Mosleh returns with a set shaped by melodic songwriting and a pop-folk sound. With confident vocals and a smooth live approach, his music moves comfortably between quieter moments and more open, flowing songs.