Yann Tiersen & QUINQUIS | 22 August – Liverpool, 24 Kitchen St

Yann Tiersen & QUINQUIS have embarked on a unique summer tour that will see the two Breton artists travel from their home in Ushant, and set sail for a tour of Celtic lands and the Faroe Islands. With a series of performances already confirmed, Tiersen and QUINQUIS will be travelling on their sailboat, Ninnog – named after a medieval…

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Invisible Wind Factory Summer Listings

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Formerly a wind turbine factory on Regent Road in the Ten Streets area of Liverpool, Invisible Wind Factory is truly multi-purpose in its programming and ethos.  As one of the region’s most innovative spaces, IWF continues to chart its own cosmic course with a vibrantly diverse range of events this…

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Review: Psyence at Jimmy’s

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Psychedelic rock was about to sprawl itself across Liverpool on this muggy Friday evening, and for the love of all things kaleidoscopic I was going to put myself dead centre in the eye of the multi coloured storm.  The Stoke-on-Trent band Psyence were heading to Jimmy’s in Liverpool to showcase…

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A Day At Sound City 2019

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The urban sprawl of the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool was once again the setting for Sound City. Venues in the Baltic Triangle playing host to the 100’s of bands heading into the festival and with a new addition of an outdoor stage in New Bird street; Sound City 2019 was…

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Spanish Announce Team at Outpost Liverpool

A tribute to Maguire’s: music from Code Break, AVAS & Spanish Announce Team. If you’re the kind of person that loves pizza and loud music, and reside in the beautiful city of Liverpool, there is every chance that you have visited Maguire’s at least one time in your life. Nestled…

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Review: STEVE RODGERS AT THE CAVERN CLUB

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It was Halloween weekend in Liverpool (and probably everywhere else) and the Cavern Club seemed to be the hub for witches and ghouls for the evening. Luckily I wasn’t here to have the bejesus scared out of me, however I was hoping to be put under the musical spell of Steve…

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Live Review: Hope and Glory Festival

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With a headline like ‘Hope and Chaos’ you can bet Hope and Glory Festival won’t be winning any festival of the year awards. In a weekend that’s made national news, it wouldn’t be fair to say that Hope and Glory fell flat on its face. Instead, it stood tall on promises of a fantastic…

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