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Things to do in Liverpool
Exploring Liverpool’s Vibrant Nightlife: A Must-Do for Every Visitor
Liverpool is renowned for its cultural history and vibrant music scene, and the city offers an eclectic nightlife that caters to everyone. From historic pubs and trendy bars to bustling clubs and entertainment venues, there’s no shortage of things to do for those seeking an exciting night out. Whether you’re a local looking for a new hangout or a visitor eager to experience the city’s nightlife, Liverpool has something for everyone. Historic Pubs & Iconic…
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Music
The War On Drugs Announce Second Liverpool Date At Mountford Hal
The War on Drugs will return to the UK this July for two Liverpool dates. The band will bring their show, hailed by The Guardian as ‘wistful, immersive rock turned up to 11’ , to the city to headline a sold out Mountford Hall on Tuesday 9 July with a brand new date added on Monday 8 July due to phenomenal demand. Two further sold-out nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London mark the…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Pizza Punks Unleash All-New Summer Menu
Disrupting the pizza scene once again, independent sourdough pizza brand, Pizza Punks, returns with a summer menu designed to please all palates. Whether a fan of the iconic Garlic Cheese Bomb or eager to experience a unique blend of San Franciscan sourdough with Scotland’s favourite soft drink, Pizza Punks has something special for everyone. For the cheese enthusiasts, the iconic Garlic Cheese Bomb makes a triumphant return in a new and improved version. Loaded with an abundance of cheese,…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Mamasan Liverpool Launches Trio of New Seasonal Menus For All-Day Feasting This Summer
Liverpool’s luxe dining destination, Mamasan Bar & Brasserie, has launched a trio of new menus for the summer, offering diners a culinary journey through Southeast Asia in Mamasan’s signature style from noon till night – complete with irresistible deals, creative cocktails, and al fresco dining. Located in Liverpool ONE, Mamasan is renowned for combining modern Southeast Asian flavours with the best of Great British produce, served alongside creative cocktails, craft beers and a wonderful wine selection. …
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Festivals
Acid Klaus & YOBS Announced For Penny Lane Weekender Festival
The Penny Lane Weekender team have announced the next wave of acts for this summer’s festival, including Sheffield based Acid Klaus, the latest venture from Adrian Flanagan of The Moonlandingz and Eccentric Research Council, with his new electronic music project. It is sure to be an unmissable performance. They’ve also confirmed that Liverpool garage rock band YOBS will be playing. The Liverpool four piece have recently released their self titled debut album on the Fuzz Club label. They’re going to be…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool ONE To Host Fourth Annual ChessFest
Liverpool ONE is set to transform Chavasse Park into a giant chess festival this summer as ChessFest makes a return for a fourth year. The event, which takes place on Sunday 21 July, is being brought to Liverpool ONE by Chess in Schools and Communities (CSC), a charity that uses chess to enhance children’s educational and social development. Held on the five-acre park, ChessFest promises a day full of free chess activities for everyone from…
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Music
Live Review: P!nk At Anfield Stadium
On Tuesday night (25 June), P!nk completed her two-night run at Anfield Stadium as part of her Summer Carnival 2024. The Pennsylvanian is no stranger to Liverpool crowds, with her earliest appearance in the city taking place at Aintree Racecourse in 2007. As a member of the crowd back then as well as last night, it is as fascinating as it is admirable to see the growth in vocal, artistry, and showmanship; all of which…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Mercedes F1 Racing Simulator Set For Liverpool’s Ultimate Show
Thousands of automotive enthusiasts are expected at next month’s Ultimate Show which is being held on the Liverpool waterfront. Organisers have partnered up with Mercedes to bring an official F1 racing simulator to this year’s show with a range of low rider cars also on display for the first time. They join some of Europe’s best modified builds, high performance, Retro and Supercars with live entertainment and DJs on the main stage as well as…
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Music
Sister Sledge Ft. Kathy Sledge Playing BOXPARK Liverpool This Summer
Award-winning food and live music venue BOXPARK will embrace disco and soul fever this summer with a showstopping performance from Sister Sledge ft. Kathy Sledge as part of the venue’s incredible programme of live music sessions. BOXPARK Liverpool will welcome the legendary Sister Sledge ft. Grammy award-winner Kathy Sledge on Saturday 13 July between 5pm – 11pm . Visitors can enjoy iconic disco hits including classics such as We Are Family, He’s The Greatest Dancer and Lost In Music alongside the best drinks and…
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Liverpool News
Interview: Ashley Ali on Glamify Fashion’s First Pop-Up and Love Island Collaboration
In an exclusive interview with Glamify Fashion’s co-founder Ashley Ali, we explore the journey of this burgeoning brand. From creating Miss Pap, later sold to BooHoo, to launching Glamify Fashion, Ashley’s passion for fashion shines through. He shares insights on Glamify’s rapid expansion from loungewear to diverse styles and details their first pop-up event at Liverpool ONE, featuring a collection with Love Island’s Samantha Kenny. Ashley also discusses industry strategies, influencer marketing, and teases the…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Gran Caffé Lark Lane To Open With First 100 Visitors To Get Free Coffee, Croissants Or Gelato
Gran Caffè, Liverpool’s authentic Italian coffee shop, will open on Lark Lane in the heart of South Liverpool on Saturday 29 June. Renowned for its Italian coffee, handcrafted pastries, delicious sandwiches served on their homemade bread, and its award-winning, artisan gelato that’s made in-house everyday, Gran Caffè is a pasticceria – which translates to cake and pastry shop – and has been serving its Italian delicacies in Liverpool for over 10 years. Opening their doors…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Blackstock Market Unveils New Bespoke Whisky Bar
Whisky lovers are expected to flock to Liverpool’s Blackstock Market when it opens a stunning new specialist bar this week. The new £7million entertainment destination has attracted thousands of visitors since it opened its doors in April. Now the second phase of the massive development is due to be launched, including its bespoke Whisky & Water bar which will serve its first drinks on Friday 28 June. The stylish and intimate bar will boast the widest selection of whiskies outside London, with…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool Cycle Tours: Exploring the City on Two Wheels
Liverpool Cycle Tours offers a unique and eco-friendly way to explore Liverpool. Founded by an avid cyclist and former secondary school teacher, Phil, the company has been guiding tourists through the city for 13 years. Here’s a closer look at what makes Liverpool Cycle Tours special. The Birth of Liverpool Cycle Tours The inspiration behind Liverpool Cycle Tours stems from a personal passion for cycling and the city’s rich cultural history. Phil explains, “I’ve been…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Backyard Cinema Bringing Romeo + Juliet Film Screening To Liverpool
After a decade of sold out shows in London, Backyard Cinema’s critically acclaimed Romeo + Juliet show is coming to Liverpool. And where better to host this truly special screening then the timeless and beautiful Concert Room inside St George’s Hall. This celebration of Baz Luhrmann’s acclaimed 1996 cult classic will be screened in this intimate and breath-taking setting amongst candle lit aisles from 9 – 15 September 2024. A live choir will perform stunning interpretations of…
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Music
Liverpool’s Joshua Henderson Celebrates Home City On Debut Album
A talented young Liverpool singer-songwriter is set to release a debut album this week which celebrates the city he calls home. Joshua Henderson, who is a learning disabled artist, will officially launch Songs of Liverpool for Friends with a special performance at the Bluecoat on Thursday 20 June to coincide with this year’s Learning Disability Awareness Week. Ahead of that, Mersey Ferry passengers will be some of the first to hear the new tracks – which together form a love letter to Liverpool…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Foodies: Learn How To Cook The Perfect Steak at Gaucho Cookery School
Gaucho Liverpool has announced the launch of its unique cookery school experience. Aspiring chefs and food enthusiasts are invited to join the Gaucho Cookery School, where they will master the art of preparing, marinating, and grilling the finest aged Argentinian cuts of beef. Participants will be guided by a skilled Gaucho head chef, who will provide an interactive demonstration of the butchery techniques used to prepare each prime beef cut. The chef will also share…
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Theatre in Liverpool
New LGBTQIA+ Shared Reading Taster Sessions Announced At Liverpool’s Everyman
The Reader is excited to be launching new LGBTQIA+ inclusive Shared Reading taster sessions at Liverpool Everyman. Two drop-in sessions will accompany a debut play set in the Aids epidemic, Tell Me How It Ends, by Tasha Dowd, agraduate of the award-winning Young Everyman Playhouse (YEP) programme. These pre-show sessions on 19 and 20 June are open to everyone and FREE to attend. At Shared Reading groups people talk, connect and share experiences using stories,…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Theatre Review: Twelfth Night at Shakespeare North Playhouse
Warrington’s theatre company, Not Too Tame, have provided the Prescot venue with a real marmite of a production. Some of you are going to love it, whilst others, not so. But what can’t be doubted is the level of commitment that the ensemble of the cast bring to their performance. The play’s setting shifts from Illyria to one of a musical industry setting, one which seems to dwindle in importance as the play progresses. But…
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Music
Live Review: Erland Cooper At Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room
Scottish composer Erland Cooper radiated with charisma at his first show at the Philharmonic Music Room on Tuesday (11 June). References to Macca’s Blackbird, emulations of Sunrise on a Ferry, excerpts of buried Master tapes and audience collaboration were all wrapped into a fascinating and inspiring hour long set. Liverpool’s esteemed Music Room is renowned for its enchanting sound, the soft panelled walls inviting music to permeate through the room with gentle precision. There are…
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Liverpool News
My School, My Planet Project Enhances Outdoor Learning Across The North West
The national school grounds charity, Learning through Landscapes, has been teaching children across Merseyside about the importance of the natural environment through outdoor learning and play. Learning through Landscapes, through £250,000 funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, has partnered with 16 schools across the county for its project. My School, My Planet, has worked specifically with children from urban communities, who for many are disadvantaged through location and may have limited access to the outdoors. Pupils took…
