The Hull live music scene was alive and thriving on Tuesday night as the Service Station Live Music Venue hosted an electrifying evening of performances from some of Hull’s most talented musicians. This unforgettable event brought together a dynamic lineup of local artists who showcased the very best of what Hull has to offer in live entertainment.

The atmosphere was electric from the start, with performances that spanned genres and styles, proving why Hull continues to grow as a hub for live music in the UK. From heartfelt acoustic sets to high-energy instrumental performances, each act left the audience inspired and energized.

Highlights of the evening included:

Consequences, who captivated with powerful lyrics and storytelling. Mat Howlett, whose soulful songwriting left a lasting impression. Allan Kees, blending expressive sounds and emotion with ease. Ukulele Gee, charming the audience with every strum. Neil Chatterton and Tom Bell, delivering masterful performances with strong stage presence.

A true standout of the night was AbidemiSax, whose smooth saxophone melodies and genre-blending sound created a magical, almost cinematic atmosphere. Known for his ability to connect with listeners through every note, AbidemiSax’s performance was not just heard—it was deeply felt.

This live music showcase was more than just a concert—it was a celebration of Hull’s creative community. The diversity of sound and the passion of each artist turned the night into a rich musical experience. From jazz and folk to acoustic storytelling and instrumental solos, the event was a testament to the vibrancy of Hull’s local music culture.

Attendees described the night as “electric,” “emotional,” and “one of the best live shows in Hull in recent times.” Events like this reinforce the role of Service Station as a key venue for supporting emerging artists in Hull and bringing the community together through music.

As the crowd drifted into the night, one thing was certain: live music in Hull is back and better than ever. With talents like AbidemiSax and others leading the charge, Hull’s music future is as bright as its past.