Last few seats available for forthcoming classic rock albums event in Harrogate on Leonard Cohen

Places are running out rapidly for the forthcoming tribute night in Harrogate to music legend Leonard Cohen.

Labelled the “poet of rock”, the late Canadian singer-songwriter, who famously wrote Hallelujah, will be the focus of the next Vinyl Sessions, the popular classic rock albums event which has enjoyed a run of sold-out signs in 2025.

Taking place at Starling Independent Bar Cafe Kitchen on Wednesday, November 12, the bestselling album in focus, Leonard Cohen's Greatest Hits, sold 500,000 copies in Britain alone and contains timeless songs such as Suzanne, Sisters of Mercy, Famous Blue Raincoat, Bird on the Wire, Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye and So Long, Marianne.

After five consecutive sell-out events this year, places for this special edition of Vinyl Sessions have been filling up.

Taking place at Starling Independent Bar Cafe Kitchen in Harrogate on Wednesday, November 12,  the focus of the latest Vinyl Sessions will be on music legend Leonard Cohen (Picture contributed)placeholder image
Taking place at Starling Independent Bar Cafe Kitchen in Harrogate on Wednesday, November 12, the focus of the latest Vinyl Sessions will be on music legend Leonard Cohen (Picture contributed)

Released in 1975, Leonard Cohen's Greatest Hits album covers the years from 1967 to 1974 in the days when the poet, novelist and musician was at the height of his early success.

Hosted by Vinyl Sessions’ founder Colin Paine, the audio menu for the evening will feature Sony’s powerful flagship STR6200F from 1973 and driving age related RAM200 Monitor speakers.

There will also be a video plus a historical introduction written and presented by the Harrogate Advertiser’s Graham Chalmers.

The fun will start at 7.30pm and every penny raised goes to Harrogate Healthcare Community Charity.

It is possible to pay on the door but email [email protected] to reserve a seat.

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