Eddie & The Hot Rods Live in Hullsam. 14 nov. 2026 · 22 £GBSee Tickets

Eddie & The Hot Rods Live in Hull

The New Adelphi Clubsam. 14 nov. 2026 · 20:45 – 22:45

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Eddie & The Hot Rods est prévu le samedi 14 novembre 2026 à The New Adelphi Club. Vérifiez la source officielle avant de partir, car les horaires et le lieu peuvent changer.

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Eddie & The Hot Rods bring their high-energy pub rock to Hull for a night of classic hits. Known for their 1977 top ten single "Do Anything You Wanna Do," the band has a storied history dating back to the mid-1970s Essex scene.

Attendees can expect a setlist packed with raw, energetic rock and roll from a group that once shared bills with the Sex Pistols and AC/DC. The current lineup, fronted by former bassist Ian 'Dipster' Dean, continues the legacy of the late singer Barrie Masters.

This is a rare chance to see a legendary act that helped define the British pub rock movement, still delivering the same spirited performances that made them a staple of the 1970s music scene.

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  • The band continues to tour with Ian 'Dipster' Dean on vocals.
  • Expect a setlist including their classic hit "Do Anything You Wanna Do."
  • The show is part of a UK tour.

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Who is in the current lineup?

The band is fronted by former bassist Ian 'Dipster' Dean, following the death of original singer Barrie Masters in 2019.

What is the band's biggest hit?

Their biggest hit is "Do Anything You Wanna Do," which reached number 9 in the UK charts in 1977.

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The New Adelphi Club

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Eddie & The Hot Rods

Eddie and the Hot Rods are a pub rock band from Essex founded in 1975.Plus

They are best known for their 1977 UK top ten hit "Do Anything You Wanna Do", released under the shortened name Rods. The group broke up in 1985, but reformed in 1996.

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