Win The Phantoms tickets in Hull by 14 September

Hull residents have until Monday 14 September to complete the Hull Music Survey, with every completed response entered into a prize draw for two tickets to see The Phantoms, starring Lee Mead, at Hull City Hall on 25 September.

The draw is the only ticket opportunity detailed in Hull City Council’s notice. No public ticket price or separate booking arrangements are provided. The survey is aimed at residents who have thoughts, memories or experiences connected to Hull’s music scene, while the prize will be of particular interest to Lee Mead and live-music fans.

What is confirmed about The Phantoms concert

The Phantoms and Lee Mead are the named performers for the Hull City Hall concert. The council has not supplied further programme information, so no additional performers, running order or show content has been confirmed in the source notice.

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Residents do not need to make a separate prize-draw entry: the council says all completed Hull Music Surveys will be entered. The survey must be submitted by Monday 14 September, ahead of the concert on 25 September.

How survey responses will be used

The questionnaire asks residents to contribute their views and experiences of Hull’s music offer. According to Hull City Council, the results are expected to help shape the city’s planned application for UNESCO Creative City of Music status, which is due to be submitted in spring 2027.

The designation is awarded to cities that can demonstrate musical heritage, a contemporary music scene and a commitment to incorporating music into sustainable urban development. Successful applicants join an international network through which cities share knowledge and collaborate on cultural, economic and social initiatives.

Responses could also contribute to a Hull Music Exhibition planned for 2028. The council is seeking material reflecting the city’s musical past and present, including photographs, paintings, clothing, badges, posters, programmes, ticket stubs, autographs, instruments, mementos and souvenirs.

Councillor Jackie Dad, Hull City Council’s portfolio holder for culture and leisure, said residents’ memories and experiences would play an important role in developing both the UNESCO application and the exhibition.

Dates and details to check before attending

The immediate deadline is Monday 14 September, when the Hull Music Survey closes. The prize is two tickets for The Phantoms at Hull City Hall on 25 September.

The council notice does not state the concert’s start time, the venue address, public ticket prices, general sales arrangements, transport information or accessibility provision. Anyone planning to attend independently of the draw will therefore need to check those details separately when they are made available. For the advertised prize opportunity, the confirmed next step is to complete the survey before the 14 September deadline.

Source: Hull City Council News