Welly Club What's On Christmas Week 2003

Friday 26th Eat Your Words Boxing Day Bash Hard House & Trance - Rocket Ron, Dave Foy, Conrad, Woody, Base Spinners, Levy, Lee Syer. Shinobi Drum & Bass in the Welly Club Drum & Bass and Hip Hpo with Shinobi and friends Not Forgotten in the Welly Lounge with Pez & Ollie Jaye Doors Open 10pm - 3am / £8 Adv. £10 OTD / Drinks from £1

Saturday 27th Déjà vu (Residents Night) in the Welly Venue - £4 B4 11 £5 After Funky House - Terry Déjà vu PLUS Disco in the Deja Vu Lounge YO-YO in the Welly Club - £4 B4 11 £5 After Hull's original and biggest Indie night with DJ Priya Doors Open 10pm - 3am / Entry £3 B4 11 / £4 B4 12 / £5 After / Drinks from £1

Sunday 28th Available for private hire - Call 01482 221113

The Welly Club / Venue Hull 105-107 Beverley Road Hull HU3 1TS Info: (01482) 221113 Email: thewelly@hull24.com

Coming Up - Christmas with Crack Town The Lamp 17 Dec.
	The salivating two-headed Rock Beast that is Crack town with be jingling their Christmas bells at the Lamp on Wednesday the 17th of December, when they present their 1st Xmas extravaganza 'A Crack Town Carol'. For those not in the loop, Crack town are the hottest two-piece band on the Hull Gig Circuit at moment, and their unique brand of Acid Blues Folk has moistened the britches of many a music loving punter. Read more...

Coming Up - Live and Kicking - Sound - at Jaz Café Bar, 41 Lowgate, Hull Sundays 6pm - 10.30pm
	Young local artist Jason Karlson has organised a brand new n event to give local live artistes a chance to perform in public. The first of his Sunday evening 'open mic' type gatherings will be 14th December. I asked Jason about the event and he said, Basically the gig is to try and promote more new music and creativity in Hull by giving people a stage on which to present thier material for free. Each week there will also be a headline band or act for people to watch featuring an up and coming artist! Read more...

Coming Up - Freebase - 29th January 04 Adelphi, Hull / Kazbah, Scarborough - 28th January 04 by Cilla
	The other day I received an email from Simon Fox, a drummer in a band from the Midlands. He'd seen thisisUll.com on line, read some of the reviews and strangely enough, his band, Freebase will be playing the Adelphi in Hull on 28th January. So I did a bit of research to get a preview of what to expect, what kind of music they play and who they are. Read more...

Coming Up

Yo-Yo - Indie Pop with DJ Priya - Every Saturday Night

Including : Guest Star Indie DJ's o Live Specials Exclusive Album Launch Parties & 7" Single 1st Plays Discounted alcoholic beverages & info text the word 'indie to 83070 also in the Welly Ballroom - déja vu

Coming Up - Welly Club What's On 1 - 5 December 2003
	Check the full listing.. Helter Skelter - Alternative Rock with DJ Sonya in Welly club .. Urban Take Ova - R'n'B in the Welly Venue .. Succubus under 18's Rock Night with DJ Sonya .. Up and Coming Funky Superstar DJs in the Welly Lounge .. The Bass Ment - Hip-Hop, Drum & Bass Party style! Up and Coming Funky Superstar DJs in the Welly Lounge.. Read more...

Coming Up - Heavier Than Air The Ferens Art Gallery 15 November 2003 to 11 January 2004
	The Ferens Art Gallery is delighted to host a new exhibition Heavier Than Air, by Glasgow artist Tom McKendrick. Heavier Than Air is a dramatic installation piece that mixes kinetic sculpture, painting, light and sound to strong atmospheric effect. It focuses on the design and purpose of aircraft in times of war and peace and explores emotions associated with flight. Read more...

Coming Up - Welly Live
	The all new Welly now boasts Hulls premier live venue. Launched in September 2003 by The Beautiful South, it's also playing host to gigs from the likes of The Bluetones and Dead Men Walking. The venue has unrivalled concert facilities and includes a state-of-the-art £160,000 Thunder Ridge Sound system Read more...

Coming Up - The DEEP turns into a nightclub
	Yorkshire and Hull based company Ifgraduates (www.ifgraduates.com) will be holding their third and largest event yet. This marks the start of a new style of nightclubbing, which is not confined by the constraints of traditional clubs but instead makes use of the city's 'icon' buildings in ways previously not envisioned. Read more...