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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Cop a look at some of the reviews of Brian Wilson Presents Pet Sounds and you’ll imagine a show featuring a shadow of the former musical genius indulging himself in his past glory on a farewell tour. However, what you’ll actually see is an adoring audience sharing an incredibly moving, once in a lifetime experience…
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On 5th and 6th August, a brand new festival will descend on Liverpool’s City Centre, promising a stellar line up and some surprises for a lucky few. Hope and Glory festival may only be in its opening year, but promises to deliver a “festival of anthems” to St George’s Quarter. …
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Indie-pop four piece Spinn have been steadily growing their reputation as Liverpool’s next big act over the last few months. With a constant trickle of single releases, including ‘Green Eyes’, ‘Bliss’ and ‘Home’, the band have followed up with another catchy hit that will surely have you singing in the shower. The single launch…
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I’ve always gravitated towards a three piece band. Perhaps it’s the honest true sound you get from a three, nowhere to really hide, everyone deserves to be in their place. So when Acadian Driftwood landed on my coffee ringed desk, I did let out an audible ‘oooh’ But my expectations…
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Liverpool’s music venues come in all sorts of weird and wonderful shapes. From the famous Cavern caves of Mathew Street to Maguire’s Pizza Bar, right up to the Echo Arena that adorns the city’s docks, there’s no end to the peculiar places you can host an open mic night in.…
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What do you get if you combine Patti Smith’s rich tones with Kate Bush’s haunting narratives? Liverpool’s most distinctive female vocalist and poetic story teller, Katie Mac. …
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Since its beginning, Liverpool’s Sound City has evolved. No longer is it a small festival made up of multiple gigs in venues scattered across Liverpool’s centre. Now, the festival is an established event with a dedicated site, and for their third year as a one-site festival, the team at Sound City pulled out all the…
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THE ART OF REGGAE EXHIBITION 1st June – 15th June 2016 Constellations, Liverpool, L1 0BS FREE admission (entry is subject to venue opening times and other events taking place at the venue) The International Reggae Poster Contest (IRPC) and Positive Vibration, Liverpool’s Festival of Reggae, are to host The Art…
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Liverpool singer-songwriter Alan O’Hare’s eclectic folk ensemble, Only Child, launch their second album, ‘The Whale Found Its Way To The Shore’, on Friday May 6th 2016 at the Music Room, inside Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall.…
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