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  • by Kennysarmy
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Ready for the week end: Liverpool Music Week’s closing party

The city's autumnal music shindig announces a huge closing event: Mercury nominated Ghostpoet headlines, with a supporting cast of other impressive names.


We’re rather excited about this year’s Liverpool Music Week - they’ve been consistently putting on great shows at Mojo over the past few months, and if those type of artists are anything to go by this year’s Music Week proper will be one to remember.

We’ve already announced one batch of artists, and now comes news of the event’s closing party, headlined by the excellent Ghostpoet. He’s already visited the city once this year, but this visit is set to be a triumphant return following his Mercury Prize nomination.

Joining him will be thrashy punks Cerebral Ballzy, folk ‘chanteuse’ Beth Jeans Houghton, electro-pop favourites The Whip, London reverb-rock gang Echo Lake and loads more.

It all takes place across multiple rooms in the Contemporary Urban Centre, and it’s brilliant to see the underused venue get another big event there following this year’s triumphant Threshold weekend.

Local bands are also represented at the party: Stealing Sheep, Hot Club de Paris, Outfit and Mugstar all appear amongst others. Have a look at the full lineup, shamefully copy and pasted from the press release, below.

GHOSTPOET
THE PHANTOM BAND
THE WHIP
OUTFIT
BETH JEANS HOUGHTON
CEREBRAL BALLZY
D / R / U / G / S
DRUMS OF DEATH
DUSTIN WONG & the INFINITE LOVE ORCHESTRA
DUTCH UNCLES
ECHO LAKE
ELLEN & THE ESCAPADES
EX-EASTER ISLAND HEAD
FEAR OF MEN
GROSS MAGIC
HOT CLUB DE PARIS
HYDE & BEAST
LET’S BUY HAPPINESS
MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY
MUGSTAR
NEWVILLAGER
STEALING SHEEP
TREVOR MOSS & HANNAH LOU
VASCO DE GAMA
VESSLES
VISIONS OF TREES

Best of all, early bird tickets are just £6, with it rising to £10 after 23rd September. Bargain. More acts are set to be announced for the week very soon. Keep an eye on SevenStreets for more as we get it.

Liverpool Music Week closing event, November 11th
Contemporary Urban Centre, Greeland St, Liverpool
£6/£10 - tickets here

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