Northern California songwriter Lindsay Everly blends Americana, cosmic country and psychedelia on new album ‘Fool’s Gold’, ...
Liverpool singer-songwriter Mary Hennessy returns after three years with new single ‘You’re Gonna Ruin Me’, recorded at Docklands Speed Shop.
Liverpool singer-songwriter Mary Hennessy has returned with new single ‘You’re Gonna Ruin Me’, marking her first release in three years.
Echo & the Bunnymen deliver a sensational Liverpool show at Camp and Furnace, with Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant revisiting classics alongside Apples for Isaac.
On the May Day Bank Holiday Sunday of 2026, I was hosting a celebration at mine from 5pm, secure in the knowledge that at 7pm, the host would be leaving to traverse the M62 down to Liverpool. What ...
So here’s the thing… Mike McCartney is not just Paul’s brother. (Although yes, that comes up.) He’s a photographer, a performer, a proud Liverpudlian, and a member of the iconic satirical pop group ...
In the vibrant tapestry of Liverpool’s 1980s music scene, amidst the shimmering success of bands like Teardrop Explodes and Echo and the Bunnymen, lies the lesser-known yet equally compelling story of ...
Bio: Original Garage Rock. Loud, Loudest, Louder.. Forming in 2018 The Lotts, from Warrington have been tearing up the streets of any city they lay their hat in with their loud and raucous rock n roll ...
After releasing her highly anticipated debut album ‘Looking Glass (Live)’, rising star in Liverpool’s Soul, Jazz and R&B scene, Lydia Reece will premiere her album at District on 12th December, ...
Camp & Furnace sits slightly off the beaten track in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, one of the city’s most creative neighbourhoods. Set inside a huge converted warehouse, the venue combines its ...
A musical celebration, natural wonders and a harrowing history – Prince Far Out explores Belfast; the nooks, the crannies and the awe-inspiring, spectacular scenery, flown in on a mystic via a ...
Bo Johnson teams up with Stefano Vecchia on Bacio Quel Body, a release that leans into tasteful restraint rather than obvious dancefloor theatrics. There’s a deliberate sophistication here, one that ...