November has arrived, and Leeds is officially firing on all cylinders.
Whether you are looking to secure last-minute tickets for high-voltage arena gigs, catch a West End musical at the Grand, or spend an evening at the Glee Club with some of the UK's finest stand-ups, we have vetted the schedules to bring you 50 of the biggest headline events taking place across Leeds this month.
That's not including some of the big hitters taking place this month either - the arrival of Leeds Christmas Markets, Northern Lights Leeds at Temple Newsam, and the continuation of the Leeds International Film Festival.
Here are 50 highlights to get on your radar for November...
13. Dylan Moran: Looking For Trouble (November 9 - 10)
The BAFTA-winning star of Black Books and legend of deadpan comedy returns with his latest live stand-up tour. Expect his signature rumination on modern life, absurdities, and mid-life existential dread delivered with biting wit. 🎫 City Varieties Music Hall
14. The Script (November 10)
The Irish pop-rock hitmakers return to Leeds on their major arena tour, joined by special guest James Morrison. Fans can expect an emotional, hit-filled set featuring massive singalongs from across their career. 🎫 First Direct Bank Arena | Getty Images
15. Morcheeba (November 10)
Trip-hop pioneers Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey bring their hypnotic grooves and lush soundscapes to the university campus. Supported by Alex Cornish, the band will showcase smooth classics alongside fresh material. 🎫 Leeds University Stylus
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16. Mrs. Doubtfire The Musical (November 10 - 29)
Based on the beloved film, this critically acclaimed comedy musical makes its Leeds premiere for a major multi-week run. Featuring big musical numbers, hilarious disguises, and heart, it promises a brilliant night out for theatregoers of all ages. 🎫 Leeds Grand Theatre | Supplied
17. Once Upon a Time in Sokoto (November 11 - 14)
Written by Inua Ellams, the award-winning creator of Barber Shop Chronicles, comes an epic new story of family, friendship, and the creation of Nigeria. This powerful play combines rich storytelling and drama on the Leeds Playhouse stage. 🎫 Leeds Playhouse
18. Brian Bilston: How to Lay an Egg with a Horse Inside (November 11)
Dubbed the 'unofficial Poet Laureate of Twitter', the beloved writer brings his unique blend of humorous verse and quirky observation to Leeds. Fans can look forward to a delightful evening of poetry, dry wit, and literary mischief. 🎫 City Varieties Music Hall