Yorkshire singer-songwriter ADMT is set to perform a free homecoming show at Trinity Kitchen, Leeds, later this month. The Doncaster-born artist, real name Adam Taylor, will kick off the new summer Thursday night busker spot, Trinity Kitchen Sessions, on 31 July.
ADMT has quickly made a name for himself since signing with BMG Records and releasing his latest single, ‘Come Along’. His 18-date European tour begins in Oxford on 12 October and will take him to cities including Paris, Cologne, Amsterdam, Berlin and Hamburg. Fans in Leeds can catch him live at Stylus on 24 October.
Before that, though, there’s an exclusive chance to see ADMT at Trinity Kitchen. The intimate session is free, but tickets are limited to 350 and must be registered for via the Trinity Leeds PLUS+ page by 12 noon on 25 July. A special VIP prize will be offered to 20 lucky winners and their guests, including a meet-and-greet with ADMT and free food from Trinity Kitchen.
ADMT, who started out as a busker, said he was pleased to support the initiative. “Busking is a slog, so this is a great initiative giving artists a stage and environment where they can shine,” he said.
Theo Jefferson-Brown, Food & Beverage Retail Manager at Trinity Leeds, added: “We’re proud to support the busking community and are thrilled that ADMT is kicking off our new Trinity Kitchen Sessions. It’s a great platform for local talent.”
The Sessions will run every Thursday from 6pm to 8pm throughout August, with free entry and no tickets required for performances after the launch.
The launch gig coincides with a fresh rotation of food vendors at Trinity Kitchen, which will see new faces like Masri, Dirty Bags and I Love Brioche join returning favourites such as Stuzzi Leeds and Bao Buns from 28 July.
This is a chance for fans to enjoy great live music and a variety of global flavours all in one place. If you want to see ADMT’s free launch performance, be sure to register before the deadline.
