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Music
Review: So Long, Good Friday
Kicking off the 2026 UK festival season was So Long, Good Friday, a highly anticipated showcase of genre-bending music located in Liverpool’s own Baltic Triangle. With headliners such as Fat Dog and Brigitte Calls Me Baby, the newcomer festival was sure to be one to remember. Sprawled across multiple venue spaces (Camp and Furnace, District, Hangar 34 and Lost Art), So Long, Good Friday gave voice to upcoming artists predominantly from the Northwest. Faced with a decline in grassroots venues, artists from the North especially need opportunities like So Long, Good Friday…
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Arts and Culture
Leap Dance Festival Reveals 2026 Programme
Leap Dance Festival returns to Liverpool City Region venues next month promising an unmissable fortnight of brilliant performances, workshops and fantastic free events for all the family. The annual festival of dance will take place at theatres, cultural venues and in public spaces between Friday 24 April and Saturday 9 May 2026. Audiences can enjoy stunning new performances from some of the UK’s most exciting contemporary dance companies along with a must-see programme of work from talented dancers from…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
New Contemporary Indian Restaurant White Tiger To Open At King’s Dock
A new contemporary Indian restaurant is set to open on Liverpool’s Kings Dock this May, bringing a vibrant and flavour-led dining experience inspired by the rich diversity of Indian cuisine. White Tiger, created by Merseyside-based doctors and long-time friends Meenal Abhyankar and Dhanya Kalathil, will introduce a new concept to the city, one that moves beyond the expected to celebrate the depth, regionality and creativity of Indian food. Meenal and Dhanya, both 47, have spent…
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Music
In Conversation: The Kowloons
The Kowloons are quickly carving out a reputation for their catchy melodies and authentic indie sound, drawing inspiration from Britpop greats while pushing confidently into new territory. With a new EP out this month and a series of standout live dates lined up, we caught up with the band to talk influences, Liverpool’s thriving music scene, and what 2026 has in store. For people who are just discovering you, how would you describe The Kowloons…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Dicey Reilly’s Celebrates 2nd Birthday with Week-Long Grand National Festival Celebrations
Dicey Reilly’s getting ready to celebrate their 2nd birthday, taking place from 6 – 12 April, coinciding with the iconic Grand National weekend and you will not want to miss it. Marking two years of unforgettable nights, live entertainment, and authentic Irish hospitality, the venue is set to host a seven-day celebration packed with events, exclusive offers, and exciting new experiences. Bringing together “2 Years of Craic, 3 Days of Racing, 1 Massive Party,” Dicey Reilly’s will…
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Liverpool News
Easter Fun Springs to Life at Liverpool ONE
Liverpool ONE’s free Easter Party made an egg-citing return this Good Friday (3 April) with something for everybunny! Hosted by local presenters, Jay Hynd and Gemma Cutting, from 11am to 5pm, the party’s packed programme was fun-filled with Easter treats – from bonnet-making to special Easter games. Visitors were greeted by Easter walkabout characters including Plucky the Chicken, walking plant pots and even two bunnies. Over 100 children entered their egg-stravagant handmade designs into the Easter bonnet…
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Music
Dealer’s Choice Release Bold New Single ‘Apex’
Liverpool-based duo Dealer’s Choice continue to build momentum with the release of their second single Apex, a confident follow-up to their debut track Some Kind of Way, which generated early buzz across the Merseyside music scene earlier this year. Comprised of Irish cousins Joe McHugh and Barry Mullaney, Dealer’s Choice occupy an exciting space between alternative and electronic music, blending dancefloor-ready grooves with thoughtful, introspective undertones. With Apex, the pair lean further into their high-energy…
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Music
Live Review: Gorillaz at M&S Bank Arena
Fresh from the release of their ninth studio album, The Mountain, Gorillaz put on a dazzling show, worthy of the 15 year wait since their last Liverpool performance in 2001. Jampacked with household classics and soon-to-be hits, the native, so-called ‘virtual band’ filled out the iconic M&S Bank Arena with fans young and old- proving the universality of their brand and music. Set during the peak of the newly released album, The Mountain, the tour with the aptly same name, celebrated…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Watering Can, Launches Luxury Afternoon Tea
Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of Greenbank Park, Liverpool’s much-loved café bistro, The Watering Can, has launched its new Luxury Afternoon Tea. Guests can book today by calling 0151 319 2366 to enjoy the exquisite experience which is available from Monday 13 April. Indulge in one of Britain’s most cherished traditions in a refined yet relaxed setting, as The Watering Can introduces a beautifully curated afternoon tea experience in the heart of South Liverpool. The new offering was…
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Things to do in Liverpool
BOXPARK Liverpool Goes Bigger for Grand National Weekend
BOXPARK Liverpool has revealed the full line-up of street food traders, bars and live entertainment set to take over an even bigger enclosure inside the Festival Zone at the Randox Grand National Festival 2026, as the brand returns to Aintree Racecourse with a space more than double the size of last year. Following the announcement of a multi-year partnership with Aintree Racecourse and The Jockey Club, BOXPARK Liverpool will transform a huge enclosure inside the…
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Lifestyle
Hidden Touches That’ll Elevate Your Wedding Day
What stays with guests after a wedding isn’t the schedule or the centrepieces, but how the day made them feel. Guests notice comfort and authenticity long before they register perfection. When you look beyond the obvious elements and shape smaller, thoughtful details, you create a day that feels considered rather than staged. These quieter choices offer clarity about what matters to you and a willingness to prioritise experience over appearance. Personalised Guest Experiences When you…
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Music
The Feel Social Lands At Deluca’s This May With Special Guest DJ Allister Whitehead
This May, Liverpool venue DeLuca’s introduces something new to the city’s social calendar. The Feel Social arrives with positive and welcome vibes for those who genuinely care about music, played the way it should be. Taking place on Saturday 2nd May, from 4pm–11pm, the event reimagines the traditional day party, offering a carefully curated journey through sound. At its core is a deep appreciation for mid-century vinyl culture, with sets rooted in soul, funk and…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Meet Peter Rabbit and Enjoy a Mouth-Watering Roast at Liverpool’s Sefton Park Hotel this Easter Sunday
This Easter Sunday, families can hop into a bunny-filled celebration at the newly renovated Sefton Park Hotel, a stunning Victorian villa steeped in local history with breathtaking views over Liverpool’s favourite Sefton Park. Following a £250,000 makeover, the hotel is ready to welcome families for a day of Easter fun, food, and frolics in the refreshed function room. On Sunday, April 5th, guests can enjoy a traditional, home-cooked two-course Sunday roast (£30 per adult, £20…
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Music
Mike Ryan and the Salty Oranges Reflect on Connection in ‘Talking Like an Elephant’
Wirral-based singer-songwriter Mike Ryan and the Salty Oranges return with Talking Like an Elephant, a quietly affecting single rooted in emotional honesty and understated storytelling. The release also marks the official naming of his band, The Salty Oranges – a playful detail that signals a new and more defined chapter, as the project evolves into a fuller band sound. A firm favourite in the local music scene, Ryan has gone from strength to strength in…
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Arts and Culture
Mark Leckey Launches Music And Art Union For Tate Liverpool and Future Yard
Tate Liverpool and Future Yard have today announced a new collaboration that will merge the worlds of contemporary art and contemporary music. Selector will present the artist ‘In Conversation’ at Tate where the musical inspirations on their work are explored, followed by a series of live music events curated by visual artists to celebrate the influence music has on their art. The series will launch with Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey in June. Visual and performing artists have been combining their artforms for centuries. Since…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Bottomless Brunch Places In Liverpool
If there’s something Liverpool knows how to do expertly, it’s drinking and dining. And what better way to indulge in both than by enjoying a bottomless brunch? Whether you’re a Liverpool resident or just visiting, here are some of the top spots in the city where you can experience the best bottomless brunches. The Brunch & Cocktail Club If you’re looking for a bottomless brunch that leans into the brunch + cocktails ethos fully, this…
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Music
KingFast Returns With Introspective New Single ‘Chains’
Liverpool artist KingFast returns with Chains, a soulful R&B release that leans into introspection while showcasing the warmth and depth of Paul Walker’s unmistakable vocal style. Built around a smooth, emotive groove, Chains explores the quiet realisation that the barriers we blame on circumstance are often the ones we create ourselves. The track feels both personal and universal, capturing the internal dialogue that many listeners will recognise. As Walker explains: “I have just noticed that…
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Arts and Culture
Grenfell by Steve McQueen To Be Shown At Liverpool’s Bluecoat
Tate Liverpool are collaborating with the Bluecoat to bring Steve McQueen’s film installation Grenfell to Liverpool. Tate has been coordinating a national tour of the artwork since 2025, and it will be presented at the Bluecoat from 16 May to 21 June. In December 2017, artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen (b.1969, London) made an artwork in response to the fire that took place earlier that year on 14 June at Grenfell Tower. 72 people died in the tragedy. Filming…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Liverpool Restaurant Week 2026: Top Dining Offers Across the City Centre
Liverpool Restaurant Week starts on 18 April and there are already hundreds of offers available to explore from eateries across the city centre. Ranging from £5 to £35, the offers can be downloaded to explore the city’s food and drink offer, plate by plate. Organised and funded by Liverpool Business Improvement District, Liverpool Restaurant Week launched as an opportunity to cast a spotlight on the restaurants and eateries of Liverpool city centre. Each venue creates…
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Arts and Culture
Liverpool Olympia CIC Officially Launched At Special Opening Event
Liverpool Olympia officially launched its new CIC status with a special open morning which entertained and enchanted local schoolchildren. Around 100 pupils from nearby New Park Primary and Whitefield Primary Schools were treated to a peek inside the historic West Derby Road venue on Thursday, where they watched a thrilling circus magic show compèred by local showman Mike Stuart, channelling the spirit of theatre architect ‘Frank Matcham’ – and even got to meet Noo Noo the animatronic elephant. Meanwhile selected…
