Bound by nothing but a will to listen to two cities, curator Michael Mayhew works with a number of independent labels / musicians from Coventry & Hull in order to listen to two Sounds of a city in one evening.

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry

With band members spending time between Tokyo, London and Reykjavík over the past three years, Icelandic pop ensemble Rökkurró have been meticulously expanding their luscious musical palette.

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry

Triple Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and cult optimist JOSIE LONG is back with a brand new show about love and being outdoorsy as a bear. This is by far her most personal show to date: with a new niece in the picture, Josie reflects on her own childhood and the resiliance of an older sister. Oh and there are also some mentions about the Quakers and Walt Whitman too.

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Tuff Love are Julie Eisenstein (guitar, vocals) and Suse Bear (bass, vocals), two close-knit pals living in Glasgow, Scotland – creators of hyper-infectious, fuzzed-up, lo-fi pop music that the city is so famous for. Writing together in Suse’s bedroom, and recording everything by themselves, their musical partnership has produced a flurry of addictive, perfectly formed songs – tied together by heart-wrenching harmonies, swoon-inducing lyrics, and sun-soaked dreamy melodies.

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry

The Family Elan generally performs as a trio, featuring Chris Hladowski (of A Hawk and A Hacksaw, The One Ensemble, Nalle, Scatter fame) on Greek bouzouki, elektrosaz & vocals, Harry Wheeler on bass, and either Shakeeb Abu Hamdan (of Please, Ygrec, Cleckhuddersfax, The Wub) or the somewhat sidetracked Mark Hearne on drums. Their music has been described as ‘experimental folk, tinged with East European promise’ which ‘references ethnic music – Indian ragas, Balkan gypsy dances, Greek rembetika – but with a rare feeling and finesse, and not a trace of whimsy.’

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry