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Liverpool News
Glamify Teams Up with Matalan for Exclusive Aintree Races Fashion Pop-Up
Liverpool-based online fashion brand Glamify has announced an exciting collaboration with retail giant Matalan, bringing an exclusive in-store fashion pop-up to the Matalan Sefton store ahead of the Aintree races. The two-day event will take place on Friday 28 March, from 9 am to 8 pm, and Saturday 29 March, from 9 am to 7 pm. Shoppers will have the opportunity to browse, try on, and purchase pieces from Glamify’s highly anticipated Race Day and…
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Music
Decks in the City: Empowering the Next Generation of DJs in Liverpool
Liverpool-based social enterprise Decks in the City is making waves in the city’s music scene by providing DJ education, events, and opportunities for emerging talent. Founded by Kerri Ankrah-Lucas, the enterprise has quickly built a vibrant community of DJs through a series of innovative events, collaborations, and accessible learning experiences. Since its launch, Decks in the City has been breaking down barriers to create an inclusive platform for aspiring DJs. By blending education with performance…
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Liverpool News
Thunder Ball Raises Over £30k For Local Children’s Charities
The inaugural Thunder Ball was hosted on Saturday night at the Hilton Hotel in Liverpool city centre to raise much needed funds for local children’s charities including Alder Hey, Owen McVeigh Foundation and Young Lives v Cancer. The glitzy event, attended by over 300 people, was supported by many of the Hollyoaks cast, Ricky Tomlinson, Claire Sweeney, Lucy Meacock and Ian ‘H’ Watkins from Steps and was hosted by Hits Radio’s Leanne Campbell and Pete Price.…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Almost Famous Brings Back Iconic Burger After Public Vote
Almost Famous, the cult favourite burger institution, has announced that its bringing back one of the most legendary burgers to ever grace its grills – The Unfairground. As one of the brand’s most loved limited edition burgers, The Unfairground is making its triumphant return to Manchester and Liverpool for one month only, from Thursday 13 March 2025. Originally unleashed in 2019, The Unfairground became the stuff of Almost Famous legend, selling well over 13,800 burgers…
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Music
The Darkness Bring Their ‘Dreams on Toast’ Tour To Liverpool
Whether you’re a fan of rock music or not, there is one band who you will no doubt have heard at one point or another. That band is The Darkness and tonight (Friday 14th March) they bring their iconic rock sound to Liverpool. With support from alt rock band Ash it’s sure to be a fun night! Kicking the night off is Ash. Ash first formed in Northern Ireland back in 1992 and quickly found…
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Bars in Liverpool
Punch Tarmey’s Hosting Huge Four-Day St. Patricks Day Weekender
There is only one place to be this St. Patricks Day! Punch Tarmey’s Liverpool’s biggest and best Irish bar have put together four days of fun-filled shenanigans to celebrate one of the biggest weekends in the scouse social calendar. The action-packed line up has everything you need to paint the town green and enjoy the craic. The Guinness is ready, the bunting is up and the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are set to be the biggest and best…
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Music
Trust Fund Heads Up A Stellar Night of Sheffield Indie At QUARRY Liverpool
Liverpool’s thriving DIY scene is in for a treat as a stellar lineup of Sheffield indie talent lands at Quarry, Liverpool. Headlining the night is Trust Fund, the beloved project of Ellis Jones, whose latest album Has It Been A While? (2024) sees a shift from indie-rock to folk-inflected introspection, all while retaining their signature wit and unpredictable melodies. Joining them are Post Archives, a power-pop quartet crafting sharp, hook-filled tunes about life’s little anxieties—whether…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool ONE Launches Region’s First New Accessibility Service
People living with disabilities are set to be given enhanced support during their visit to Liverpool ONE as a brand-new accessibility service is launched. Launched this week, WelcoMe is part of Liverpool ONE’s commitment to accessibility, enabling visitors to communicate any specific needs with the on-site guest services team before they arrive and optionally book assistance during visits. The platform is currently in place at almost 100 locations across the UK, including libraries, retail destinations,…
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Music
RATS Gear Up For Debut Album With Addictive Single ‘Hard to Find’
Liverpool’s rising indie-rock stars RATS have dropped their energetic new track Hard to Find today — just in time to build excitement for their upcoming tour next month. The band continues to carve their name into the music scene with their signature blend of gripping melodies and raw, heartfelt lyricism. In addition to releasing their highly anticipated new single, RATS have officially announced the nearing arrival of their debut album Rule The World which is…
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Music
‘Yes I’m Angry’ Is A Dark, Dreamy Anthem of Heartbreak By Bunny Alex
Yes I’m Angry by Bunny Alex is an impressive track that beautifully captures the tumultuous emotions associated with heartbreak and frustration. The German Filipino pop singer songwriter, based in Liverpool has released her newest single today across all streaming platforms and I can ensure it is a standout track. The song’s dark and edgy vibe resonates deeply, allowing listeners to connect with the raw feelings that often accompany such experiences. Bunny’s ability to blend soft,…
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Arts and Culture
Creative Spotlight: In Conversation – Jon Barraclough
“To teach is to learn.” The artistic journey of Jon Barraclough is remarkably diverse – spanning drawing, photography, film, teaching, and research. Born in Bradford, he has lived and worked in numerous cities, including Newcastle, London, New York, Manchester, and now Liverpool and North Yorkshire. He has held significant positions, such as the Director of The Liverpool School of Art, and have been instrumental in initiatives like Drawing Paper UK and the Drawing(Paper)Show. His current…
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Football
Will Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold Commit Their Futures to Liverpool?
Fortunate as it was, Liverpool won the first leg of the knockout Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain in the French capital last week to continue their seemingly ceaseless march toward major honours. Domestically the Reds look nailed on to secure their 20th top flight title with the Premier League betting odds putting their closest contenders Arsenal at 28/1, with Arne Slot’s men at a phenomenal 3/100. Despite that there is still consternation on Merseyside as…
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Arts and Culture
‘Goodbye To Goodison’ Photo Display Documents Everton Fans’ Final Season At Iconic Stadium
Goodison Park’s final season as home to Everton Football Club will be documented from a fan’s perspective, through a new photo display opening on 5 April at Museum of Liverpool. Featuring nine photographers from the club’s fanbase, Goodbye to Goodison is a love letter to the home stadium of Everton Football Club in its final season. The display of photos taken during the final season looks at the relationship between this iconic ground and the loyal fans who congregate around the stadium. …
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Music
BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend Announces Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, JADE, Jorja Smith & More To Perform In Liverpool
Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, JADE, Jorja Smith and more are set to take the stage and bring Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 to an epic close on Sunday 25 May. Multi-Grammy Award winners, Mumford & Sons, will headline the Main Stage and BRIT winner JADE will headline the New Music Stage with Lola Young and Wet Leg also playing the festival. Mumford & Sons say: “Liverpool, we really cannot wait to see you all at Radio 1’s…
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Music
Wolf Alice, Aitch, AJ Tracey & More Join The Line-up For Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025
Wolf Alice, Aitch, AJ Tracey, Inhaler and more join the star-studded line-up for Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025, performing on Saturday 24 May. As announced in January, BRIT winner Sam Fender will headline the Main Stage, with Myles Smith and Blossoms also playing. They join huge acts already announced to perform on Friday 23 May including Tom Grennan, Biffy Clyro, Nia Archives, Confidence Man, Barry Can’t Swim plus many more. Radio 1’s flagship live music…
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Arts and Culture
In Conversation – Professor Stephen Davismoon (Angel Field Festival Director)
At Liverpool Hope University’s Creative Campus in Everton, the Angel Field Festival brings a vibrant blend of international and local artistry to life. Building on the esteemed Cornerstone Festival, Angel Field offers a rich tapestry of music, theatre, dance, film, and visual art. Beyond the campus, the festival weaves its way through Liverpool, partnering with cultural institutions to share its diverse program. With a warm welcome, Angel Field strives to make exceptional arts accessible to…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Steve Randall’s Most Ambitious Project Yet Opens At The Royal Liver Building
Steve Randall has been a part of several big exhibitions but nothing gets close to his latest venture. The Transitions exhibition not only features over 36 previously unseen works but also, a soundtrack specifically written by composer W E S T H E A R T, a specially produced projection by DP Digital Media, live painting and fundraising for local charities, The Walton Centre and Claire House. Steve came to art late in life after…
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Music
Tom Grennan, Biffy Clyro, The Wombats & More Announced For Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025
Tom Grennan, Katy B, Biffy Clyro, Nia Archives, The Wombats and even more acts have joined the line-up for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025, kicking off the three-day music spectacular with an electrifying opening day on Friday 23 May. Chart-topping singer-songwriter, Tom Grennan, will headline the Main Stage. Tom Grennan said: “Being asked to headline Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool, a city that has given so much to the rich musical tapestry of this…
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Music
Live Review: You Me At Six At Liverpool Olympia
The Liverpool Olympia may not seem like much from the outside, but stepping inside reveals a rustic theatre steeped in history and creativity. On this particular night, the venue played host to a momentous occasion: You Me At Six’s Farewell Tour. Marking the final time the band would perform together, the night carried a deep sense of nostalgia and celebration. With support from Daytime TV and Mallory Knox, it was set to be an unforgettable…
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Football
Liverpool FC In Focus: From Uncertainty To Unstoppable
The Season So Far After the shock resignation of Liverpool’s beloved Jurgen Klopp at the end of the 2023/4 season, many Liverpool fans (myself included) were left wondering what the future had in store for the club. After somewhat of an anxious post season break, we returned to the Premier League in August under the new leadership of Arne Slot and we braced ourselves to see what this season had in store for us. Fast…
