the Lamp - What's On August 2004 2 Norfolk Street, Hull (opposite Hull Daily Mail, behind the Campanile Hotel)

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sun 1st	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, hosted by Martin Clappison, plus Sunday Tapas menu. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 2nd	Salsa Y Mambo - beginners dance lessons at 8pm, improvers at 8.45pm. Lessons end at 9.30 dancing 'till 12 midnight. No-obligation lessons cost £2 but entry is FREE!
tue 3rd	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 4th	live@lamp - The Harriwatts band plus support. Live music from 9pm.
thu 5th	Roots and Toots. Salsa night with DJ Esdiaz playing the best in dancefloor latin and salsa
fri 6th	HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 7th	Suicide Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation
sun 8th	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, hosted by James Waudby (salako), plus Sunday Tapas menu. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 9th	Slack Video - present an evening of short film. Narrative and experimental film works from local, national and international artists and filmmakers.
tue 10th	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 11th	live@lamp - Simon Crook plus support. live music from 9pm
thu 12th	The Platform. A night of the finest hip hop offerings of old and new, classic breaks, funk gems and turntablist trickery from Orange Street and Mad Skilz
fri 13th	HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 14th	Suicide Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation
sun 15th	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, hosted by Andy Swift and Audrey Okyere-Fosu plus Sunday Tapas menu. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 16th	Salsa Y Mambo - beginners dance lessons at 8pm, improvers at 8.45pm. Lessons end at 9.30 dancing 'till 12 midnight. No-obligation lessons cost £2 but entry is FREE!
tue 17th	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 18th	live@lamp - Jazz Wednesday -the return of hull's top jazz merchants in a big band style led by trumpet maestro Martin Jones
thu 19th	Roots - reggae special. Heavy roots and dub disco with DubDoctor (Roots and Toots) and The Reverend (easy skankin)
fri 20th	HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 21st	Suicide Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation

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