EndorphinMachine play Prince

A tribute to the music of Prince, performed by EndorphinMachine, a nine-piece band at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. The show draws on Prince's songs from several eras.

EndorphinMachine is a nine-piece band whose members are all fans of Prince's music, and the group performs it in concert as a tribute. The performers are not Prince. The programme moves from the 1999 and Purple Rain era to hits of the 1990s and later years.

The band's sound combines live horns, Linn drums, loops, funky bass and wailing guitar solos, with high vocal notes and screams. The show also includes high heels and a playful sense of humour. The material points to a set built around dancing, so audiences should expect to be on their feet.

Brudenell Social Club, on Queen's Road in Burley, began as a working men's club and mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts. This night brings a different kind of programme to the venue, centred on Prince's hits.