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Frogfest 2025 Review: District Liverpool

Don’t be fooled by its title: ‘Frogfest’ is not a show of short-bodied amphibians, nor is it merely an appreciation for the species.  In fact, it’s an all-day alternative music festival which promises versatility, talent and, best of all: an overwhelming feel for the gothic. I couldn’t wait to attend.  Whilst admittedly still in its budding stages, my debut visit to this year’s edition proved it has already carved a solid identity for itself as one of the standout live events on offer in Liverpool. Frogfest 2025 consisted of a carefully curated lineup of 11 groups and artists over the…

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