Mike Rogers brings a set of original songs rooted in acoustic songwriting, with thoughtful lyrics and strong melodies at the centre. His music leans into a reflective, folk-tinged sound, making this a great early-evening slot.

A special guest takes the stage for a solo acoustic set of well-known pop, rock and folk favourites.

Mark Knight brings an acoustic covers set shaped around well-known favourites, delivered with a relaxed style and a good feel for familiar songs that land easily with a crowd.

Connor Penson brings an acoustic set built around familiar favourites and a country-folk lean.

Ellis Barraclough is a solo acoustic performer whose sets draw on well-loved pop, rock and folk favourites. With clear vocals and a feel for familiar songs that resonate with a broad audience, his performances move easily between singalong moments and melodic, laid-back interpretations.

Mike Rogers brings a set of original songs rooted in acoustic songwriting, with thoughtful lyrics and strong melodies at the centre. His music leans into a reflective, folk-tinged sound, making this a great early-evening slot.

Diddie Hair keeps Friday night moving with a set built around familiar tunes, confident delivery and a strong sense of timing. His sets are shaped by catchy hooks, big choruses and an easy sense of humour between songs.

Our monthly sing-around session runs on the second Saturday of every month, with all styles welcome and everybody invited to take a turn. Hosted by Hull musician Lloyd Dobbs and songwriter Andy Buckton, the afternoon is all about voices in the room, shared songs and that informal session spirit where anything can happen between 12 and 4. Whether you want to lead a song or just listen along, it is a proper community afternoon to start the weekend.

Connor Penson brings an acoustic set built around familiar favourites and a country-folk lean.

Irish and folk-influenced acoustic duo Nick Rooke and Paul Blackburn bring a relaxed mix of traditional-leaning material, original songs and familiar favourites. Both are well known on the East Yorkshire folk circuit, with festival appearances and regular local gigs shaping their easy, roots-focused sound.

James Wood takes the Sunday evening 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.

Sean MC brings an acoustic covers set shaped around well-known songs and confident vocals. His straightforward delivery and familiar choices make for an easy, engaging listen through the early evening.

Adam Lynch returns with an acoustic set built using live looping, layering rhythm and melody in real time. With strong vocals and a wide range of familiar songs, his loop-led approach adds depth and energy to each performance.

This Beverley-based trio mix Irish favourites, Americana and lively jigs and reels, with fiddle, guitar and vocals built for singalongs, big choruses and a few tall tales between songs.

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.

Simon Boult is a Hull and East Riding singer-songwriter and guitarist, bringing a mix of originals and carefully chosen covers with a folk-leaning edge. This Friday, he keeps the night moving with strong melodies, steady momentum and the kind of songs that hold the room as the evening builds.

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