New Blood: Social Youth Cult, Art Gallery, The Ascent and Eden Evict at Little Buildings
Four acts and a medieval-themed club night come to Little Buildings, Newcastle on 17 October 2026. Event and ticket information.
Social Youth Cult, Art Gallery, The Ascent and Eden Evict are on the bill at Little Buildings in Newcastle on Saturday 17 October 2026 for New Blood, a gig followed by a club night. The advertised event starts at 7pm and continues into the early hours, with a medieval theme running through the night. It is not simply a four-act gig: anyone heading along should plan for the music and the later club session as two parts of the same event.
The line-up brings four names together on one bill, with Social Youth Cult heading the event and Art Gallery, The Ascent and Eden Evict also advertised. That makes this an opportunity to catch several acts in a single visit to Little Buildings rather than choosing between separate shows. The organiser has not published individual stage times, so the 7pm time should be treated as the advertised event start, not a guaranteed time for any particular band’s set.
New Blood has a second element beyond the performances. The night carries a medieval theme, and the club session runs after the gig, making it worth deciding whether you want to attend the full programme or only the later part. The organiser states that club-night entry can be paid on the door without attending the gig. A price for that club-only entry is not currently specified on the ticket listing, so check before travelling if that is your plan.
For anyone keen to see the full line-up, the advance gig-plus-club ticket is advertised at £12 with a £1.20 booking fee, a total of £13.20. The listing also specifies an 18+ age restriction. Tickets are shown as coming on sale soon, so availability may change between checking the event and making plans. The published event window is 7pm on Saturday to 3am the following morning; individual performance times and the precise club-night changeover have not been confirmed.
With four live acts, a themed night and the option of staying on for the club session, New Blood offers more than a standard doors-open, headline-set, home-again gig. If your main reason for going is a particular band, check the organiser’s latest running order before setting off. For entry options, age restrictions and any updated times, use the official New Blood ticket page.
