Project House in Leeds has been providing music lovers with a new hub for incredible music for over two years now, and their programming of shows continues before the end of the year.
The versatile events space in Leeds, located in a former tile warehouse just a 15-20 minute walk from the city centre, is a collaborative project by a group of the city’s most beloved cultural institutions, feeding into the shows that take place in the 1,000 capacity venue and offering quite an eclectic mix of rock, indie, EDM, hip-hop and plenty more across the musical spectrum.
So, it should come as no surprise that their scheduled concerts are a cornucopia of diverse styles and genres, sure to pique the interest of many music lovers across the West Yorkshire region. But what have been some of those remaining shows that caught our eyes?
Here’s our picks of 25 shows that locals, and those slightly further afield, cannot afford to miss out on - and with tickets still available for many shows from Dice.FM, now is the time to make your picks before the end of the year - what from our list has caught your attention this year?

1. Turnover (September 11)
Get ready for a night of dreamy, reverb-drenched tunes. Turnover is bringing their unique blend of shoegaze and indie rock to the stage. Known for their melodic guitars, nostalgic lyrics, and captivating soundscapes, this is a show that promises to be both a beautiful and introspective experience. | Manny Mares/Run For Cover Records
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2. Pendulum (DJ Set) (September 12)
Prepare for a high-octane night as legendary electronic music pioneers Pendulum hit the decks for a special DJ set. Expect a powerful mix of their signature drum and bass anthems, alongside hard-hitting tracks that will keep the energy soaring. | Derek Bremner

3. Day Fever (September 13)
Looking for a night out without the late night? Day Fever is your answer. This is an early evening event designed for those who want all the fun of a club night but with a sensible finish. Come and dance to all the best indie, rock, and pop classics. | Vicky McClure Photo: Submitted

4. Nekrogoblikon (September 21)
Have your face melted by the goblin kings of metal in September: Nekrogoblikon are bringing their chaotic and ridiculously fun brand of melodic death metal to the stage. This is a performance that's part metal show, part bizarre comedy, and all-out entertainment. | Bandcamp
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5. The Beths (September 22)
Hailing from New Zealand, The Beths are set to deliver a dose of infectious power-pop. With their razor-sharp hooks, clever lyrics, and upbeat energy, they've earned a reputation as one of the best live acts in indie rock today. Get ready to sing along to their catchy, guitar-driven anthems. | David Lee from Redmond, WA, USA via Wikimedia Commons

6. clipping. (September 23)
Experience the unique and experimental sound of clipping. This trio is known for their intense, industrial-tinged hip-hop and their powerful storytelling. Their live shows are an immersive and often visceral experience, blending noise music with intricate rhyme schemes and thought-provoking narratives. | Getty Images for FLC