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The venue has bars serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, plus food concessions for snacks.

The Sherlocks - Concert Review & Ticket Information

Q: What time does the event start?

Doors typically open at 7:00 PM. The show usually starts at 8:00 PM. We recommend arriving 30-60 minutes early.

Q: Is there an age restriction?

Most events are 18+ or all ages with adult supervision. Please check the specific event details when purchasing tickets.

Get ready, Leeds! The electrifying energy of The Sherlocks is set to ignite The Warehouse on 14th November 2025, promising an unforgettable night of raw, anthemic rock. Hailing from Bolton upon Dearne, South Yorkshire, this beloved indie quartet has carved out a formidable reputation for their exhilarating live performances and infectious, singalong tracks. As the autumn chill sets in, The Warehouse, a legendary cornerstone of Leeds’ vibrant music scene, will be the perfect crucible for their high-octane sound. Prepare yourself for a monumental evening where powerful riffs, soaring choruses, and an undeniable connection with the crowd will create an atmosphere that resonates long after the final chord fades. This isn’t just a gig; it’s a celebration of British rock, a testament to a band at the peak of their powers, and a must-attend event for any true music aficionado in the North.

About The Sherlocks

The Sherlocks emerged from the working-class heartland of South Yorkshire, a band steeped in the rich musical heritage of their region. Initially comprising two sets of brothers – Kiaran and Brandon Crook on vocals/guitar and drums, respectively, alongside Andy and Josh Davidson on guitar and bass – they quickly gained traction with their raw, unpolished indie rock sound. Their early tracks, circulated through word-of-mouth and relentless touring, showcased a knack for crafting catchy melodies underpinned by driving rhythms and relatable lyrics that spoke to a generation.

Their debut album, Live for the Moment (2017), was a critical and commercial success, propelling them into the mainstream with tracks like the eponymous “Live for the Moment” and “Chasing Shadows.” Known for their high-energy live shows, they became a staple on festival stages across the UK and Europe. While the Davidson brothers departed in 2020, Kiaran and Brandon swiftly rebuilt, bringing in Trent Jackson on bass and Alex Procter on guitar. This refreshed lineup injected new vigour, evident in their subsequent album, World I Understand (2022), which demonstrated a refined sound while retaining their core anthemic appeal. Their music, blending the grit of traditional indie with modern alternative rock sensibilities, continues to resonate, marked by powerful guitar hooks, thunderous drums, and Kiaran’s distinctive vocal delivery.

The Warehouse Leeds: The Perfect Setting

Nestled in the heart of Leeds city centre at 19-21 Somers St, LS1 2RG, The Warehouse is far more than just a music venue; it’s an institution. Opened in 1979, it quickly became a pivotal point in the UK’s club and music scene, hosting legendary DJs and groundbreaking bands that defined generations. Its rich history is palpable within its walls, having witnessed countless iconic performances across various genres, from punk and new wave to acid house and, of course, rock.

With a capacity typically ranging from 600 to 750 depending on the configuration, The Warehouse strikes a perfect balance: large enough to draw significant acts, yet intimate enough to ensure every attendee feels truly connected to the performance. The venue boasts an excellent sound system, crucial for the full impact of a band like The Sherlocks, and a multi-level layout that offers varied vantage points. Its raw, industrial aesthetic, combined with its storied past, creates an atmosphere that is uniquely Leeds – a no-frills, unpretentious space where the music always takes centre stage. Its central location also ensures easy accessibility, making it a beloved spot for both local music fans and those travelling into the city.

What to Expect at the Show

When The Sherlocks step onto the stage at The Warehouse Leeds, expect nothing less than an explosion of pure, unadulterated rock energy. Their live shows are renowned for their intensity and the palpable connection they forge with their audience. The setlist will undoubtedly be a carefully curated journey through their discography, blending the beloved anthems from Live for the Moment with the refined power of tracks from World I Understand, and perhaps even a glimpse of new material.

Anticipate crowd favourites like “Live for the Moment,” “Chasing Shadows,” and “Falling” to elicit massive singalongs, with the entire venue erupting in a communal roar. The band’s stage production is typically focused on raw energy rather than elaborate theatrics; expect powerful, dynamic lighting that punctuates their driving riffs and soaring choruses, enhancing the already electrifying atmosphere. Kiaran Crook’s commanding stage presence, coupled with the tight-knit musicianship of the entire band, guarantees a performance that is both musically precise and emotionally charged. This is a night where the crowd becomes an integral part of the show, feeding off the band’s passion and contributing to an unforgettable, high-octane experience.

Getting to The Warehouse Leeds

The Warehouse Leeds benefits from its prime location in the city centre, making it highly accessible via various transport methods. For those arriving by train, Leeds Train Station is just a short 10-15 minute walk away, offering excellent connections across the UK. Upon exiting the station, head towards the city centre and follow signs towards the West End or simply use a navigation app with the postcode LS1 2RG.

Numerous local bus routes also serve the city centre, with stops conveniently located within a few minutes’ walk of the venue. For those driving, Leeds boasts several multi-storey car parks within easy reach. Options such as Q-Park Sovereign Square, NCP Leeds The Core, and Trinity Leeds Car Park are all viable choices, though it’s always advisable to pre-book your parking space, especially for evening events, to secure a spot and potentially save on costs. The venue’s central position also means it’s easily walkable from most parts of the city centre, making it straightforward to reach whether you’re staying locally or just enjoying a pre-gig meal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the event start?

Doors typically open around 7 PM, with support acts usually taking the stage around 8 PM. The Sherlocks are then likely to perform between 9 PM and 9:30 PM, with the show concluding by 11 PM. Exact timings are always subject to change and will be confirmed closer to the date, so please check your ticket or The Warehouse Leeds’ official website for the most up-to-date schedule.

Is there an age restriction?

The Warehouse Leeds generally operates an 18+ policy for many of its club nights. However, live music events

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