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Mamas Gun

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Thursday, April 16, 2026

19:00:00

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Brudenell Social Club

Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

Leeds

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Mamas Gun at Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

Prepare for an evening of infectious grooves and soulful melodies as Mamas Gun, the critically acclaimed purveyors of modern soul, grace the legendary Brudenell Social Club in Leeds on Thursday, 16th April 2026. This is more than just a gig; it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy and undeniable talent of a band that continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Mamas Gun aren’t just performing their chart-topping anthems; they’re delivering an experience – a vibrant, dynamic show that showcases their exceptional musicianship, charismatic stage presence, and a deep-seated understanding of what makes a live performance truly unforgettable. Get ready to be swept away by their signature blend of classic soul, funk, and contemporary pop, all delivered with a raw honesty that resonates long after the final note fades.

About Mamas Gun

Hailing from London, Mamas Gun have steadily carved out a significant niche for themselves in the contemporary music landscape since their formation. Fronted by the captivating vocalist Andy Platts, the band masterfully blends the rich tapestry of classic soul with a modern sensibility, creating a sound that is both timeless and refreshingly current. Their journey began with a series of impressive independent releases, quickly garnering them a reputation for sophisticated songwriting and polished production.

Over the years, Mamas Gun have released a string of critically lauded albums, each showcasing their evolution and unwavering commitment to musical excellence. Their third album, “Golden Days,” released in 2021, was a particular triumph, propelling them into wider public consciousness with its infectious hooks and sophisticated arrangements. Hits from this era, such as the anthemic “This Is Not The End” and the soulful ballad “Letting Go,” demonstrate their adeptness at crafting songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. Earlier singles like “Can’t Call It” and “Revolution” also cemented their distinctive sound, hinting at the sonic explorations that would follow.

Their live performances are renowned for their electrifying energy and the sheer joy that emanates from the stage. The band’s tight, dynamic musicianship, coupled with Platts’ commanding vocal delivery, creates a palpable connection with their audience. Mamas Gun are not content to simply replicate their studio recordings; they imbue each live rendition with a spontaneous flair, offering extended jams, unexpected vocal ad-libs, and a palpable sense of improvisation that makes every show a unique and exhilarating event. This dedication to live performance has seen them share stages with some of the biggest names in music and build a fervent global fanbase. Their music is a testament to the enduring power of soul,Funk and good old-fashioned songwriting, delivered with a passion and authenticity that is increasingly rare.

Venue Information

Brudenell Social Club is a cornerstone of the Leeds music scene, a venue celebrated for its intimate atmosphere and its unwavering commitment to showcasing both emerging talent and established artists. Nestled in the heart of the city, it has a rich history of hosting legendary performances across a multitude of genres, making it the perfect setting for the soulful stylings of Mamas Gun. The Brudenell boasts a reputation for its excellent sound system and a vibrant, unpretentious vibe that encourages a genuine connection between artists and their audience. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect

Prepare for a live performance that is nothing short of sensational. Mamas Gun are renowned for delivering an electrifying set that seamlessly blends the sophisticated artistry of their studio albums with the raw, unbridled energy of a truly exceptional live band. Expect a journey through their extensive catalogue, with highlights likely to include fan favourites from their breakthrough album “Golden Days,” such as the uplifting “This Is Not The End,” a track that consistently ignites the crowd with its powerful chorus and infectious rhythm. You can also anticipate hearing the deeply emotive “Letting Go,” a testament to their balladry prowess, and the grooving, funk-infused energy of “Walk Away.”

Beyond the chart-topping hits, Mamas Gun are adept at digging into their back catalogue, potentially unearthing deeper cuts and fan-beloved tracks that showcase their musical evolution and diverse influences. Their performance style is characterized by a dynamic interplay between the band members. Andy Platts, as the charismatic frontman, commands the stage with a captivating vocal performance that ranges from smooth crooning to impassioned declarations. The instrumentalists – a tight-knit unit of talented musicians – provide a rich, layered sonic landscape, expertly weaving together intricate grooves, soaring guitar solos, and a punchy rhythm section. Expect moments of extended instrumental exploration, where individual musicians get to shine, and the collective improvisational spirit of the band truly comes alive. The setlist typically clocks in at around 90 minutes to two hours, ensuring a full evening of musical immersion, leaving you with a lingering sense of joy and a renewed appreciation for the power of live soul music.

FAQs

Q1: Will Mamas Gun be performing songs from their latest album, “Cure For My Cure”? While “Cure For My Cure” is their most recent studio offering, Mamas Gun are known for crafting dynamic setlists that draw from their entire discography. Expect a healthy mix of tracks from “Cure For My Cure,” including fan favourites and perhaps some deeper cuts that showcase the album’s themes and sonic explorations. They often weave in material from their critically acclaimed “Golden Days” and earlier works to provide a comprehensive Mamas Gun experience.

Q2: What is Mamas Gun’s typical stage presence like? Mamas Gun are celebrated for their energetic and engaging live performances. Frontman Andy Platts is a charismatic and captivating presence, connecting directly with the audience through his soulful vocals and engaging stage banter. The band as a whole plays with a palpable sense of joy and musical chemistry, often involving extended instrumental sections and spontaneous improvisations that keep the energy high.

Q3: Are Mamas Gun known for audience interaction during their shows? Absolutely. Mamas Gun encourage a strong connection with their audience. Andy Platts frequently engages with the crowd, sharing anecdotes, inviting singalongs, and making attendees feel like an integral part of the performance. The collective energy of the band and the audience is a hallmark of their live shows.

Q4: Can I expect Mamas Gun to play longer, more jam-oriented versions of their songs live? Yes, this is a common feature of Mamas Gun’s live performances. While they will certainly perform their well-known hits with their signature arrangements, they are also known for extending songs into more improvisational jams, allowing their talented musicians to showcase their skills and create unique moments within the setlist.

Q5: Is it likely that Mamas Gun will cover any songs or collaborate with other artists during their Leeds gig? While Mamas Gun primarily focus on their own material, they are seasoned musicians with a deep appreciation for music. Occasional, well-chosen covers can sometimes make an appearance in their sets, often as a nod to their influences. However, it is less common for them to feature guest artists in their headline shows unless it’s a very specific tour or event. The focus is typically on their own powerful repertoire.

Q6: How long is Mamas Gun’s typical set duration? A Mamas Gun set usually lasts between 90 minutes and two hours. This allows ample time for them to cover a significant portion of their discography, including hits, fan favourites, and potentially some newer material, while also leaving room for extended instrumental sections and encore performances.

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