On the 2nd and 3rd August, Hull Marina hosts the city\u2019s annual celebration of local and regional music. Over the two days, 30,000 people descend on the banks of the Humber to watch 200 acts, spread over 14 stages. Having spawned out of a one-off celebration of The Sesh, a weekly free music night started by Mark Page in 2001, Humber Street Sesh has become one of the cultural gems on the city\u2019s mantelpiece. Now in its seventh year, and having grown from a single street to both sides of the Marina, here\u2019s our guide to the festival\u2019s top artists to help you make the most of what\u2019s on offer.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Hubbards<\/h2>\n

Saturday – Main Stage – 22:15-23:00.<\/em><\/p>\n

The first band on our list comes straight from the top of the bill. Having been a solid feature of both past Street Seshes and the Hull music scene as a whole for many years. In 2019, The Hubbards complete their journey up the stages to crown the bill on Saturday night. The past year has seen the indie group continue their push towards (deserved) national recognition, releasing their first EP on vinyl, \u2018Petty Grudge Pop\u2019, and having the honour of being the first act to headline at the city\u2019s new Bonus Arena. After landing support slots for the likes of Foals and The 1975, as well as appearances at Radio 1\u2019s Big Weekend and Y Not, the opportunity to headline should be one that the group can embrace with comfort, and seize as a chance to showcase their readiness to take a step up in the national music scene.<\/p>\n

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