Daniel Rossen at Left Bank Leeds

Nadja Moncolova, Contributor

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Brudenell Presents Daniel Rossen at Left Bank

19 May 2022

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Best known as a guitarist from Grizzly Bear, Daniel Rossen has given in to his individual creative flow. He released the Silent Hour/Golden Mile EP in 2012, and a brand-new, critically acclaimed album, You Belong There landed on 8 April.

Daniel Rossen long studied jazz and classical music, developing eclectic skills that he finessed in each aspect of his former projects. But there is an apparent hardiness in You Belong There, plus a punchiness supplied by his newfound self-sovereignty.

Rossen paints what the transition from careless 20s to more responsibility-heavy 30s feels like. His songs explore the personally uncharted territory of adulthood, including the troubles left behind and the possibilities that wait ahead.

Catch Rossen performing songs from the new album at Left Bank Leeds on 19 May.

Where to go near Daniel Rossen at Left Bank Leeds

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Brudenell Social Club

Perhaps Leeds’ most beloved music venue, the Brudenell is a lively and fun-loving place that often hosts two shows simultaneously.

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Hyde Park Picture House

Leeds’ Hyde Park Picture House: a cinema experience like no other. An Edwardian building with its classic facade in tact.

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Greasy Pig

Greasy Pig is an upbeat, colourful café with a range of wild and wonderful menu offerings like cheese-topped savoury pancakes or tasty veggie feasts.

Threshold is an artist-led project space for sculpture, located in the front garden of a traditional back-to-back house in Burley, Leeds. Exhibitions are open for all to view. Encounter sculpture on your daily walk, or way to work or school.
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Threshold Leeds

Threshold is an artist-led project space for sculpture, located in the front garden of a traditional back-to-back house in Burley, Leeds.

Located on Cardigan Fields Leisure Park, Vue Leeds Kirkstall is a nine screen cinema with almost 2000 seats. There's ample parking and the cinema is surrounded by various restaurants and entertainment facilities, making for a great evening out!

Watch the latest film releases and enjoy the industry-leading Sony 4K Digital screens, boasting spectacular picture quality, along with enhanced audio quality courtesy of Dolby 'Profound Sound'. Stepped SuperVue seating means you will never miss a second of the action while VIP seating guarantees you an extra touch of luxury whenever you want to upgrade.

Three of the nine screens showcase the newest 3D releases while Vue Classical brings the latest stage sensations to the big screen, and parents can save as they go with Family Tickets and Kids AM screenings offering great value for money.
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Vue Cinema – Leeds Kirkstall Road

Located on Cardigan Fields Leisure Park, Vue Leeds Kirkstall is a nine screen cinema with almost 2000 seats. There’s ample parking and the cinema is surrounded by various restaurants and

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Leeds Aerial Arts

Step out of their comfort zone and realise what you’re truly capable with Leeds Aerial Arts and their diverse range of classes.

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Headingley Lodge

Headingley Lodge is a neat, no-frills hotel in which every room boasts a view of Headingley cricket stadium.

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Open Source Arts

Open Source Arts is a place for people to learn new skills, develop existing ones and become inspired in Leeds.

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Aire Place Studios

Aire Place Studios is a creative studio in Leeds which prides itself on an upholding of equality, solidarity and safe-space values.

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Event venue
Hyde Park Book Club

Hyde Park Book Club has blossomed into a multi use music and arts venue that acts as a home from home for many of the area’s local creatives.

Leeds
Event venue
Freedom Mills

Freedom Mills is a multi-platform events space which runs a regular night programme alongside a range of events, including rave nights.

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