Music & Listening.

The Golden Fleece

The best music defies lazy categories. Folk? alt.folk? Folktronica? Stealing Sheep - whatever you do, don’t pen them in, says David Lloyd.


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The Social Network

That Bido Lito, they know a bit about music, yeah? So, imagine if they hosted a night…should be worth checking out, yeah?


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Dead Poets Society

Alan O’Hare meets The Waterboys’ Mike Scott, ahead of his lyrical tribute to Yates at The Phil. The poet. Not the wine lodge…


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History in the (re) Making

From re-mastering The Beatles, to re-energizing The Coral, New Brighton’s Guy Massey is the go-to engineer behind the desk of many of this city’s most essential musical output. David Lloyd wonders if his cans are a bit ‘toppy’…


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String Theory

Call it roots, alt.folk, trad…or maybe just settle on ‘music’. Whatever your label of choice is, chances are Liverpool Acoustic celebrates the very best of it - both homegrown and incoming. This week’s event looks set to warm up the chilliest of January evenings.


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Dancehall queen: Kazimier Records launch

Or what happens when the Liverpool’s most interesting music venue starts its own record label…


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Rapper’s delight: Bang On!

Inventive, funny, and set-to-be-massive Scouse rap? Yes, really.


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Review: Cast at the O2 Academy

Review: Cast at the O2 Academy

Paul Clark sees Cast return to Liverpool for a triumphant journey back in time to the heyday of Britpop.


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Review: Echo and the Bunnymen at the Liverpool Olympia

Paul Clark sees Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant run through Crocodiles and Heaven Up Here at the Liverpool Olympia.


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Review: Anathema at The Cavern

In the same week of Macca at the Academy, Vicky Anderson sees a Liverpool homecoming that is every bit as special.


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Nam June Paik Tate/FACT review

Nam June Paik Tate/FACT review

— Mike Pinnington follows the city's green laser beam to a retrospective that gives twice the insight into a pioneering master of new media art.

Notable & noticed
03 February 2011

LeafGate. The fall out.

— When we discussed the closure of Leaf, we thought we'd be heading for a bit of tea and sympathy. How wrong we...

22 January 2011

Liverpool unveils Dalglish replacement

— Not really, it's just David Hasselhoff who's in town to do some auditions for Britain's Got Talent - aka Delusional Unfortunates Public Humiliation Hour -...

Our picks

Morrissey for Macbeth

Another coup for EverymanPlayhouse, as one of our own comes back home again, this time to tackle Shakespeare's darkest tragedy...

Easter Comes Early

Cream's first event of 2011 promises to ensure the yearly pilgrimage to Parr Street is as potent as ever...

Bench Marking Their Territory

Think Liverpool ONE is sucking the life out of Liverpool's other shopping areas? Here's one shop that's bucking the trend with a fashion statement that'll please the top end of town.

The Social Network

That Bido Lito, they know a bit about music, yeah? So, imagine if they hosted a night...should be worth checking out, yeah?
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