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Millennial Mayhem: What's on in Leeds this Saturday 11th April 2026. Some recommendations for pre and post event in Leeds

Apr 7
2 min read

Here is a guide for the best places to eat, drink, and stay in Leeds for the 'Millennial Mayhem' event at The Wardrobe on Saturday 11th April 2026:


Quick pre-gig feed


Leeds Kirkgate Market: A historic market that offers a range of street food stalls, serving up everything from burgers and hot dogs to Thai and Indian cuisine.


Trinity Kitchen: A street food market located in the Trinity Shopping Centre that offers a range of international cuisine.


Aagrah: Indian restaurant literally opposite the venue


The Wardrobe: The event Venue is also open and serves food from 12pm.


Thai A Roy Dee: One of our favs, a short walk from the venue.


Pre/Post gig drinks?


Merrion Street: Head over to one of our favourite streets in Leeds. A hub for Clubs and bars. Mean-Eyed Cat, Verve, Parkside Tavern and many more.


Call Lane: Another nightlife hub with bars and clubs for whatever music, drinks or atmosphere you’re looking for. Smokestack, Call Lane Social, Oporto, Brooklyn and tons more.


The Domino Club: A popular speak easy night club located below a Barber shop in the Grand Arcade. If you’re looking for more live music they have a house band on every Saturday from 10.30pm. They specialize in Jazz, Funk and Soul.


Belgrave Music Hall: A multi-level venue and bar, known for its diverse live music, street food stalls, rooftop terrace, and unique atmosphere.


Where to park?


Templar street: 5 min walk. Templar Street &, Edward St, Leeds LS2 7LP


Victoria Multi-storey: Well lit, just over the road, slightly pricier. 44 Victoria Gate, Leeds LS2 7AU


Crown Street car park: Crown St, Leeds LS2 7DE


Hotels


Premier Inn Leeds City Centre (Bus Station): A budget hotel located near the bus station that offers comfortable rooms at affordable rates. Hepworth Point, Clay Pit Ln, Leeds LS2 8BQ


Travelodge Leeds Central: A budget hotel located in the city centre that is within walking distance of many popular venues. Blayds Court, Blayds Yard, Off Swinegate, Leeds LS1 4AD


IBIS (Crown Point) – 2, Hotel ibis budget Leeds Centre Crown Point Road, The Gateway North, Crown Point Rd, Leeds LS9 8BZ


Public Transport


Leeds Bus Station – Leeds bus station is just over the road, very handy for the journey in. They have late night bus services running to select locations.

Leeds Train Station – The Leeds train station is a 15-20 min walk from the venue. Be aware you may not make the last train after the show. Especially with those knees of yours!


And there you have it folks, a helpful guide to Leeds for all you Millennials out there! We hope this guide will make your experience of the city even better and that you have a fantastic time at our upcoming event 'Millennial Mayhem'.


We can't wait to see you all there! Let's make it a night to remember! Don't forget to bring your energy and your dancing shoes, it's going to be a wild ride!


See you soon,


South West Band


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