Friday, 18 September 2026

The Domino Club, Leeds

Detailing what's on this week:

We've got another top week lined up for you.
Expect a whole load of funk, soul, jazz, and of course our signature exceptional drinks.

Keep reading for this week’s Domino winner, news, upcoming gigs, and our break-even.
Much love.
The Domino Club
2026 Domino Prize Draw
This weeks winner is...
Caroline Parrott
Congratulations, we'll be in touch!
Every week, one lucky reader from our mailing list gets a limited-edition, engraved 2026 Domino.

Not only a thing of beauty, a 2026 Domino gets you and a friend a queue jump and free entry on standard nights, a welcome cocktail each time you visit us in 2026, and first access to special events throughout the year.
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This Weeks Break-Even
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Mount Gay Bajan Rum
Master Blenders Collection 

This limited release from Mount Gay’s Master Blender Collection highlights the lush influence of tropical ageing in Cognac casks sourced from Rémy Martin. Bottled at a punchy 58% ABV and non-chill filtered, it’s column-distilled rum aged for four years in French oak from Limousin forests. On the nose, it’s rich with red fruit, orange zest, soft leather, and vanilla, with the palate delivering juicy cherry, brown sugar, salted caramel, and a firm oak grip.

Break-Even Price £8.86 | Usual Price £33.92

News
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The Domino Club has been recognised as one of the worlds best bars.

We’re beyond happy to announce that we've been awarded a pin from the Pinnacle Guide.
To put this in perspective, a bar receiving a pin is often compared to a restaurant receiving a Michelin star.
It’s a big deal!
We're incredibly proud that the hard work and dedication our team put into their craft has been recognised on a global stage.
After nine years of operating, we're still marching forward.
Cheers!
Upcoming Highlights
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Amphitrio
Sunday 27th September | 8pm

AMPHITRIO is an award-winning contemporary jazz project based in Bucharest, Romania, initiated in 2023, featuring pianist and composer Andrei Petrache, bassist Mike Alex, and percussionist Philip Goron, all of whom have a solid background in classical and alternative music. Amphitrio’s repertoire consists of original pieces written by Andrei Petrache, within the realm of modern jazz, infused with influences from contemporary Nordic jazz and Balkan-Oriental colours, as well as elements of heavy rock and electronic music.

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It's Cabaret!
Tuesday 22nd September | 8pm

It’s Cabaret returns for another night of live music theatre and cabaret.
Indulge in a musical and theatrical experience featuring a stellar lineup of live performances.
Enjoy live music from Gamini Khurana accompanied by Todd Brand on the keys and sets from the house band. There’s also a comedy show from Nathan Birkinshaw, a full drag queen performance from Mattress, and a jazz and musical sing-along to end the night. Off the back of three sold-out events, you'll want to grab your tickets immediately.

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A Love Supreme ft.
Emily Brown
Thursday 17th September | 7pm

Expect the unexpected: For few singers are more interested in taking a musical journey in a straight line than Emily Brown. Jazz may be rocked, folk may be funked & ballads may be taken deeper than a diving bell.

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WY got Soul
Tuesday 15th September | 7pm

Join us for our debut WY Got Soul.
WY Got Soul was conceived as a platform to shine a light on the soulful side of West Yorkshire!
Each event will feature four acts, each playing for 15 minutes, followed by an open jam session.
Come along, we're sure you'll agree that WY got Soul.

Tuesday 15th September
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WY got SOUL
Doors 7:30pm | Band 8pm

Join us for our debut WY Got Soul.WY Got Soul was conceived as a platform to shine a light on the soulful side of West Yorkshire!Each event will feature four acts, each playing for 15 minutes, followed by an open jam session.Come along, we're sure you'll agree that WY got Soul.
Wednesday 16th September
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Isaac Malibu
Doors 8pm | Band 9pm

Isaac Malibu is a Manchester-based artist performing R&B music, with soul, pop, funk and lo-fi influences.Expect agile vocals and a signature falsetto.

Thursday 17th September
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A Love Supreme ft.
Emily Brown
Doors 6pm | Band 7pm

Expect the unexpected: For few singers are more interested in taking a musical journey in a straight line than Emily Brown. Jazz may be rocked, folk may be funked & ballads may be taken deeper than a diving bell.


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DC Blues 
Doors 6pm | Band 10pm

DC Blues are Yorkshire’s specialists in unfussy, straight‑ahead blues with a bit of attitude. Paul Winn handles vocals and harmonica, Ben Darwin keeps the low end honest, Lloyd Massingham deals with anything involving strings and electricity, and Rob McNeil keeps time like it’s a personal mission.They don’t water it down. They just play proper blues, loud, tight and with a wink that says they’ve been doing this long enough to know better.

Friday 18th September
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Suitcase Rags Trio
Doors 6pm | Band 7pm


Suitcase Rags Trio are a Leeds-based skiffle group playing American folk music, blues covers and original material in an authentic style.



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Louis Louis Louis
Doors 6pm | Band 10:20pm

Classic jump blues, rocksteady, and ska with thumping slap bass, honking horns, raucous four-part vocal harmonies, and a driving piano boogie.


Saturday 19th September
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The Harry Orme Trio
Doors 6pm | Band 7pm


Vocalist and guitarist Harry Orme has been entertaining audiences across the UK and Europe for more than a decade. Tonight he'll be bringing a slice of Americana with Rhythm and Blues classics from the likes of Ray Charles and Bill Withers.



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Dana Ali
Doors 6pm | Band 10:20pm


Taking elements of Soul, Jazz, Blues and R&B with Latin and Funk Rhythms to create a fresh and distinctive sound, The Dana Ali Band cite as their influences India Arie, Lauren Hill, Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder.




Sunday 20th September
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Another Workout
Doors 7pm | Band 8pm


Born out of a love for the golden era of recorded jazz, this sax and guitar led quintet takes a dig though the Blue Note records back catalog.





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