The popular cricket team played at Headingley Stadium over the weekend.
Meet, greet and eat with the cricketers from The Northern Superchargers today at Trinity Kitchen and you could be in with the chance of winning some serious prizes too.
Teaming up with Rola Wala, one of Trinity Kitchen's favourite food spot, the team will be visiting on Tuesday 16 August 2022 from 2.30pm - 4.30pm to celebrate the special Supercharger Butter Chicken dish on the menu.
The new special addition to the menu is packed with flavour and all for under 500 calories. Described as the perfect dish for the whole family, the Supercharger Butter Chicken is a "light and creamy dish is free from butter, ghee and heavy oils for a delicious recipe with none of the fat".
The Supercharger special has been available since the beginning of August, but this will be a rare chance to grab a bite with the Supercharger's themselves in addition to taste testing the street food menu.
There is also said to be giveaways and prizes during the two hour meet and greet.
The Northern Superchargers have been visiting Leeds as part of a set match against London Spirit at the weekend.
The men's team lost by 7 wickets in a 143/5 v 147/3 defeat whilst the Northern Superchargers Women won by five runs in a 127/4 v 122/7 victory match at Headingley Stadium.
Known as one of the staple foodies at Trinity, Rola Wala specialise in fresh and healthy Indian-inspired meals.
Open since 2014, the restaurant has gained fans like pop star Rita Ora and BBC chef, Rachel Khoo over the years- and now the eatery are giving you the chance to have a celebrity-status when dining in Trinity Kitchen.
Rola Wala in Trinity Kitchen. / Image: The Hoot Leeds
And if you need any more reason to visit, the food here is the perfect lunchtime pit stop. Think naan bread rolls packed with chicken tikka, sweet potato saag, meatball rogan josh or even paneer with cookies, Kombucha and poppadum aplenty- and mostly all under 500 calories too.
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Leeds Tattoo Expo to return to the First Direct Arena for 10th anniversary
The tenth annual Leeds Tattoo Expo will showcase some of the best in tattooing both local and internationally.
If you fancy getting yourself a fancy new bit of ink, then look no further than the iconic Leeds Tattoo Expo that will be returning to the First Direct Arena this June.
Taking place on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June 2025, over 200 tattooists and 70 traders will be flocking to the city to show off their skills.
And not only that, but there’ll also be a whole host of market traders for you to browse as well as live music to have a boogie to.
The artists will be tattooing with options for both pre-booked appointments and walk ups available throughout the weekend.
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There will also be a piercer, tooth gems and a henna artist ready to adorn your body.
Alongside getting tattooed, there’s plenty to do and to see over the whole weekend; there'll be an alternative drawing class, an illustrators market with kids’ workshops provided by Art Gecko, an art fusion event on the main stage, burlesque performances and competitions, a small vintage clothing pop-up, fire breathing and break dancing demonstrations in the square outside the arena.
The annual tattoo competitions will also be taking place each evening, where tattooists showcase their work to a panel of judges, sponsored by Killer Ink!
To celebrate Leeds Tattoo Expo's tenth anniversary, they'll be hosting a Pre-Party at Belgrave Music Hall on Thursday 5 June which is a completely free entry event complete with live music and free pizza.
You can find out more about the event and book your tickets here via the First Direct Arena's website.
Mumford & Sons add new Leeds show at the First Direct Arena to sell out UK tour
Clementine Hall
Two new arena dates have been added to their forthcoming UK tour, after selling out the entire run within two hours.
Ahead of dropping their fifth studio LP Rushmere at the end of the month, the cult favourite folk-rock outfit announced a brand-new European tour in support of the record, including a limited UK leg.
The now sold-out arena run starts in Europe in November before now arriving in Leeds on Sunday 30 November.
The significance of the band’s return can be found in the title of the new album, as Rushmereis the spot where it all began for the boys: a pond located on Wimbledon Common in south-west London where Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett and Ted Dwane first hung out.
However, the multi-award-winning acoustic-driven British rockers and folk revivalists are now a trio following the departure of Winston Marshall, who quit the band back in 2021 following controversies surrounding his right-wing beliefs.
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With that in mind, it’s rather fitting that they have insisted that beyond just a place and a title, Rushmere is alsothebeginning of a new phase.
Following an intense period of creativity, the project was produced by fellow nine-time Grammy winner Dave Cobb and recorded at the famous RCA Studio A in Nashville, as well as in Savannah, Georgia and back home at Marcus’ studio in Devon.
The album itself drops on this Friday 28 March and judging by the little that we’ve heard so far, they’ve been well worth the wait.
As for the arena show, tickets will go on sale this Thursday 27 March at 10am.
Best of all, they’re donating £1 from every ticket sold straight to War Child UK – this sort of stuff should be standard for any big act as far as we’re concerned.
Sophie Smith -
15th August 2022 
