Toast of the city: Capac, Loved Ones, Sun Drums at The Kazimier

Ditch your superstitions, as Friday 13th is nothing to fear - instead? Get excited at the prospect of this bumper gig. Plus: win tickets!


There’s a thrilling, strong-headed DIY spirit in Liverpool’s music scene at the moment. Bands are doing exciting things, holed away in rehearsal rooms and bedrooms across the region cooking up weird, wonderful and idiosyncratic pop music with a newfound confidence.

Local promoters Everisland have pulled together a selection of artists for a well curated mini-celebration next week at the Kazimier. Essentially, it’s a showcase of all the best stuff happening in the city right now, from film to multimedia to music, with a bit of an electronic edge. And, um, toast.

Headlined by always-impressive local electronica chaps Capac, there’s also the chillingly fantastic post-pop of Loved Ones (pictured), alongside 6Music-approved Sun Drums and their epic beatscapes. Magic Youth Club, Joe Pettersen, Waxxx DJs and Supercell also make an appearance, veering between fluttering dance and pulsating rock.

It’s not just music, either: multimedia boundary-pushers Hive Collective are set to do an ‘audio visual presentation’ (we’re guessing it’s not a PowerPoint one, somehow) and Tea & Two Slice will be showing short films for the early birds, complete with - yes, really - complimentary tea and toast.

It’s an intriguing, eclectic bill, and seeing it as a cross-cultural snapshot of where the city is right now, it looks like we’ve got a hell of a lot to celebrate.

Everisland present THIRTEEN
The Kazimier, Wolstenholme Sq, Liverpool
Friday 13th January
7pm-2am, £5

- Image by Matt Thomas

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Everisland have given us a pair of tickets to the event to give away to one SevenStreets reader. To enter, just ‘Like’ the Facebook post, retweet this tweet, or send an email to [email protected] with your name. We’ll pick a winner at random on Wednesday 11th January.

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