Unforgettable Night at The Polar Bear Music Club Featuring Evil Will Prevail New Cut Band and Femur

The Polar Bear Music Club hosted an electrifying night on April 14, 2026, bringing together a diverse lineup of bands that left the audience buzzing long after the last note. This event showcased the debut of Evil Will Prevail at the venue, a dynamic performance by Bristol’s New Cut Band, and a powerful return from Sheffield’s psych punk band Femur. With expert hosting, seamless production, and attentive venue staff, the night was a perfect blend of music, energy, and community spirit.

Evil Will Prevail’s Debut at The Polar Bear

Evil Will Prevail made their first appearance at The Polar Bear Music Club during the sesh night, delivering a unique sound that fused shoegaze textures with David Bowie-inspired instrumental flair. This three-piece band impressed the crowd with their multi-instrumental talents, carefully crafting each song to flow smoothly into the next. Their set felt like a journey, with atmospheric layers and melodic depth that kept listeners engaged from start to finish.

The band’s ability to blend genres while maintaining a cohesive sound made their debut memorable.

Photo taken by : Daniel Andrew Pahlen

New Cut Band’s Energetic Performance from Bristol

Next on stage was New Cut Band, a local group from Bristol gaining momentum with recent gigs in Blackpool and Manchester. Their performance at The Polar Bear was marked by strong interaction with the audience, making the crowd feel like part of the show. New Cut Band brought fresh energy and a vibrant sound to The Polar Bear Music Club.

Their set included a mix of original tracks and crowd-pleasers, showcasing their versatility and connection to the local music scene. The band’s ability to engage the audience while delivering tight, polished performances.

Photo taken by : Daniel Andrew Pahlen

Femur’s Return to Hull as Headline Act

The night reached a thrilling peak with Femur, the psych punk band from Sheffield, returning to Hull as the headline act. Their performance was intense and raw, combining harsh melodic sounds with powerful stage presence. Femur’s music pushed boundaries, blending punk energy with psychedelic influences that created a distinctive and memorable sound.

The band’s interaction with the audience was inclusive , feeding off the crowd’s energy and delivering a set that felt both personal and explosive. Currently on a spring tour promoting new music , Femur’s Hull show was a highlight, demonstrating their growth and the strength of their live performances.

Photo taken by : Daniel Andrew Pahlen

Behind the Scenes: Hosting, Promotion, and Production

Mark Page hosted the night with a natural ease that kept the event flowing smoothly. His presence added a welcoming and warm feel , helping to build a connection between the bands and the audience as well as the staff . The event was promoted and run by Daniel Mawer and Rose Barker, whose efforts ensured a well organized and well attended night showcasing new music for Hull.

Sound and lighting were handled by Paul Sargeson, known as "Sarge," whose work enhanced the atmosphere without overpowering the performances. The balance of sound and lighting contributed significantly to the immersive experience, highlighting each band’s unique style and helped the show feel even more alive than it already was.

Venue Staff Ensuring Safety and Enjoyment

The Polar Bear Music Club’s staff played a crucial role in the night’s success. Bar and door teams worked efficiently to look after customers, ensuring everyone’s safety and enjoyment.

The Night Wrapped Up with a DJ Session

After the live sets, the night continued with a lively DJ session that kept the venue alive until 2:30 a.m. This final touch allowed attendees to unwind, dance, and socialize, extending the sense of community that the live music had built throughout the evening.

The April 14 event at The Polar Bear Music Club was a showcase of talent, energy, and collaboration. Evil Will Prevail’s debut, New Cut Band’s engaging set, and Femur’s powerful return combined to create a night that celebrated music in its many forms. Supported by skilled hosting, production, and venue staff, the event offered an experience that music fans will remember and talk about for some time.

Polar bear sesh nights doors open at 7:30pm at the Polar Bear Music Club Hull every tuesday , this event is 18+