Wire Worms with support TBC

Fri 13 NovDoors 19:00

A Nite Hive label night featuring Jo Montgomerie, Agnes Haus and Pefkin

Bishops' House · Sheffield

Jo Montgomerie is a producer, sound engineer & music teacher based in Greater Manchester. Originally from South West Scotland, Montgomerie’s work uses repetition, drones and manipulation. Playing with piano, electronics and field recordings, Jo explores themes of feelings & connection through spaces & time. ‘made to appear’ is about all of the emotions. Love & loss, fear & joy, but it’s also about all those tiny emotions in between - the ones that don’t last, but you still feel. It’s about the space between extraordinary & everyday. The transition from one to another - it can be a split second. This work moves away from the compositional style Jo had been using recently. It’s less extreme, less ‘noisy’, but with more clarity. The recordings are more deliberate, and the piano is the lead. Agnes Haus is a UK-based non-binary audio-visual artist and composer creating murky, fractured aural landscapes revolving around semi-autonomous explorations made entirely with modular synthesisers. In 2023 and 2024, respectively, their first two albums, "Sequel' and ‘Everything Is Resurrection’ were released on the renowned cassette label Opal Tapes, and praised for their ble...

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Wed 18 NovDoors 19:00

Zach Rowden (Tongue Depressor) with support from Heavy Lifting

Bishops' House · Sheffield

Zach Rowden is a musician based in New Haven, Connecticut. His work is focused in the areas of drone, repetitive structures and noise. Collaborators and projects include - Tongue Depressor, Hyperion Ensemble/Iancu Dumitrescu, Windscour, Red Yellow Blue Green Black, Leila Bordreuil, Aki Onda, Arien Wilkerson, and Paul Flaherty. Touring to support his new album "Time Unstated, Hues Unseen". A tape loop repeating, posing mundane questions to the listener: "Am I different because you are different from one moment to the next; or, am I different because I am different from myself from one moment to the next?" It is hard to tell. The ebb and flow of difference and repetition always produces a psychedelic interrogation. Where were you when you first heard me? Who were you when you first heard me? Are you still there? Are you still the same person? Breathing in and out is sort of similar. Something we do continuously as a matter of survival. One breath is not so different from the next, but each breath is also a seemingly singular event, a repetition bleeding into its own repetition. Is listening any different? One sound bleeding into the next, as if beginnings and endings fail to matter....

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Sat 28 NovDoors 19:00

Kareem Samara with support from Sam Ehret-Pickett

Bishops' House · Sheffield

Kareem Samara is an improviser and composer from London. Combining the Oud and Arabic percussion with loopers and samplers, he creates a new dialogue between himself and technology, between traditions and the future. He pushes the limits of what is expected of an instrument weighed down by generations of expectation, exploring every inch of the Oud to create a modern soundworld. A soundworld where archival interviews and field recordings connect struggles and timelines, interweaving with melodies that strive to be free of borders. He has released music on legendary venue Cafe Oto's label OTUROKU and will be performing at the 20th anniversary of Le Guess Who? Music festival in the Netherlands this November 2026. He is member of 1000 Pounds to Survive Us and founder of the improvisational ensemble, I.E. Us. He has performed and collaborated worldwide awith Nadah El Shazly, Ayman Asfour (the Handover) Goat Girl, Ryan Harvey, Tom Morello, Tashi Dorji, Kinn, Matt Cargill, Fatima Laham and Bint Mbareh. Sam Ehret-Pickett is a Leeds based brass performer and composer. His solo shows, under the name Sam E:P, are improvised, interwoven with compositions featuring brass, percussion, electroni...

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Fri 18 DecDoors 19:00

Burd Ellen with support TBC

Bishops' House · Sheffield

Burd Ellen is a project featuring Debbie Armour (Alasdair Roberts, Green Ribbons) and Gayle Brogan (Pefkin, Electroscope). The group uses traditional song to explore and evoke dark landscapes and deep stories. Innovative instrumentation, drone and sound-wash support detailed vocal work to create a unique sonic atmosphere. They are twice featured in The Guardian’s Folk Albums of the Year, 2020 and 2022 Their fourth album, as yet untitled, was recorded in June 2026 at the Unitarian Chapel in Whitby, supported by Arts Council England. The record tells the story of a mother, her baby, the sea and the moon as they travel the night together. The forthcoming release will be produced by Brighton based Agnes Haus and feature Paul Hamlyn alumnus Jayne Dent (Me Lost Me), and Scottish composer and vocalist Rylan Gleave (All Men Unto Me, Ashenspire). A Tarot Of The Green Wood, their third studio album, released Oct 2022 and featured Ian Lynch (One Leg One Eye, Lankum) and Mark Wardlaw (Kenosist, The Old Police House). It entered the Official UK Folk Album charts at number 17 and the UK Album chart at number 40. It was number 5 in The Guardian’s Best Folk Albums 2022, and also made Best of Y...

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Wed 10 Feb 2027

The Felice Brothers

Leeds Irish Centre

GigsIndie & Alternative

Wed 10 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

Do Nothing

Thekla · Bristol

GigsRockIndie & Alternative

Wed 10 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

Obie Trice

The Jazz Cafe · London

GigsHip-HopRap & Grime

Wed 10 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

Our Man In The Field

Hare And Hounds Kings Heath · Birmingham

Americana group from London

GigsCountry/Americana