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Festivals
Sound City Announces Second Wave of Artists For 2023 Including Sheffield’s Heavyweights The Reytons
Sound City is thrilled to announce that Sheffield indie heavyweights The Reytons will be headlining this year’s festival on Saturday 29 April, alongside rapidly rising pop star Maisie Peters who will headline on Sunday 30 April. Fresh off the back of releasing their new album What’s Rock And Roll? which is set to become the band’s first UK #1 album imminently, The Reytons are gaining momentum at immense speed. Their live shows are renowned for their electrifying energy and almost tribalistic, unified atmosphere. Their anthemic blend of huge…
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Other
Riding The Waves Of Excitement: A Spectator’s Guide To The Grand National At Aintree
The Grand National is one of the most famous horse steeple races in the world. The race is so popular that it routinely attracts hundreds of millions of people who catch the race live on numerous platforms. If you have heard about this race and have not attended or watched it, here is everything you need to know as a spectator. The Grand National At Aintree This horse racing event has been held since 1839…
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Music
Find Out About the Sound Check Music Programme From Their Programme Lead Nick Simcock
The Learning Foundry and Future Yard are offering another chance to get into the live music industry. The Sound Check programme is back again. The Learning Foundry sat down for a coffee with our Head of Live Events at Future Yard, and their Sound Check Programme Lead, Nick Simcock, to get the lowdown on all things Soundcheck, creative careers and getting into gigs! “Sound Check is an industry skills programme that provides an entry level route for…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #5
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. Everton’s getting a new manager.Hopefully the team’s not in danger.The strikes carry on striking,Cause the pay isn’t worth liking.Hope y’all enjoyed burns night,I…
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Music
In Conversation – Sophie Li
We had a chat with rising Liverpool indie-rock artist Sophie Li to find out about her! Liverpool Noise: For our readers who don’t know you, tell us a bit about yourself. Sophie: Hey, I’m Sophie! I’m a 20 year old asian indie-rock artist from Crosby, Liverpool. I write music about my own personal experiences in the hopes that someone else can relate to them, such as mental health issues, relationships and other typical teenage girl…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Sugababes To Play Aintree Racecourse This May
Following the reveal of Pete Tong’s Ibiza Classics making their Red Rum Garden debut in June, The Jockey Club Live and Aintree Racecourse have announced they will welcome the Sugababes to headline live after evening racing for the first time on Friday 19 May. One of the most successful British bands of the 21st century, Sugababes clocked up six Number One singles, multiple multi-platinum albums and became one of the most spectacular stories of the modern pop era. Fast forward two decades,…
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Music
Celebrate 60 years of Please Please Me And With The Beatles This March
In 2016 a group of local, national and international musicians fronted by Roxanne de Bastion and Thom Morecroft gathered together at LEAF on Bold St to recreate the groundbreaking Beatles album Revolver, 50 years to the day since its release. In 2017 Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band received the ’50 Years of’ treatment with The Ragamuffins as house band, followed in 2018 by the entire White Album from start to finish. In 2019 the…
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Liverpool News
Autism Initiatives’ Sixth ‘Walk for Autism’ Campaign Starts This March
Local charity Autism Initiatives hopes Walk for Autism 2023 will be one of the most successful campaigns in its history. The annual fundraising campaign invites participants from up and down the country to walk 10,000 steps per day for eight days wherever they choose. The walking week begins on March 26 and ends on World Autism Awareness Day, April 2. In 2022, the campaign saw over 3,800 walkers step up to the Walk for Autism challenge. Together, they raised £407,448.48 and totalled…
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Other
Hamilton Musical Across the World: Everything You Need to Know
Since its inception in 2015, the Hamilton musical has taken the world by storm. From sold-out shows on Broadway to a highly anticipated movie adaptation, there’s no denying this musical’s impact. But what exactly is it about Hamilton? This blog post will look at everything you need to know about the Hamilton phenomenon. From the story behind the music to the real-life historical figure who inspired it all, it’ll explore all things, Hamilton. So whether…
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Liverpool News
Beavertown Brewery Is Throwing One Lucky Fan From Liverpool The House Party of A Lifetime – Enter Now
We’re midway through the worst month of the year: temperatures are hitting minus figures this week, people’s resolutions have taken a nosedive, no-one’s got any fun plans and we’re all broke. That’s why, the craft beer connoisseurs at Beavertown Brewery have announced that on the first weekend of February, they’re throwing one lucky fan an EPIC all-expenses paid house party, like no other, to celebrate the end of Jan. Think beer kegs, strobe lights and…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Eurovision Weekender In Liverpool To Feature The Fizz & Katrina
Bongo’s Bingo Eurovision Weekender will see two UK Eurovision winners performing live on Friday 12 May then Jonny Bongo will host a Eurovision Watch-A-Long party on Saturday 13 May at CONTENT. Bongo’s Bingo have got pretty much the hottest tickets in town in May 2023. The bingo rave phenomenon proudly presents two previous UK Eurovision winners performing live on Friday 12 May at CONTENT, a day before the big final itself. Jonny Bongo and the…
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Travel
Liverpool Independent Travel Advisor Gives Her Top 10 Travel Tips On When To Book & How To Save Money
January usually calls for new goals and booking things to look forward to for the year ahead. Despite the cost of living challenges, Brit’s aren’t ready to give up the luxury of travel after missing out for so long during Covid. With January being the Travel Industry’s busiest month for bookings, Nichola Court, an Independent Travel Advisor and owner of Escape Savvy, has provided her top ten travel tips on booking holidays, when to book…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #4
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. Inflation is getting even more inflated,And that’s leaving us very deflated.Were you able to predict the snow?Cause even the weather didn’t know.What’s with…
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Lifestyle
5 Ways To Celebrate Pride Month
June is Pride Month and there’s so many great ways to celebrate! There are numerous ways to engage in this cause, regardless of where you live. The following are exciting ways for you to celebrate Pride Month: Attend a Pride Event. Pride events are an excellent way to commemorate Pride Month. You can attend one in your city or another, and they can be large or tiny, political or not. Pride celebrations are also fun…
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Travel
6 Holiday Destinations To Try In 2023
Would you like to enjoy a staycation in 2023 and see more of the country you live in? Thankfully, there are many wonderful spots you can enjoy in the UK, and that is going to bring excitement to your family vacation. From the stunning scenery and hiking in Scotland to the beautiful beaches in Devon, you are never short of somewhere wonderful to go and explore. You can even travel around and see different destinations.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Student Guide To Liverpool
Moving to a new city for Uni can be daunting, but Liverpool is a fantastic place with tons of stuff for students to get up to. Boasting an incredible nightlife, beautiful sights and a rich music and arts culture, you’re guaranteed to settle in in no time. Here’s our ultimate Student Guide To Liverpool. Nightlife Pop World This is an absolute no-brainer when it come to our Student Guide To Liverpool. A night out at…
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Music
Christopher Gosudarski and Mike Ryan win the Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2022
The Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2022 Showcase Final took place at LEAF on Bold Street on Saturday 14 January 2023. A packed venue saw each of the ten finalists performing their song with a picture of the work of art that inspired it projected onto the big screen for all to see. At the end of the night Christopher (Krzysztof) Gosudarski was announced as the winner of the Judges’ Award for 2022 with his song In Sands Of Time, performed…
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Music
Legendary Indian Vocalist Bombay Jayashri To Make Rare Visit To The UK This March
In just over two months, Milap will present one of India’s most celebrated and undisputed stars of classical music, Bombay Jayashri, as she returns to England for the first time in over a decade to perform two very special shows of Carnatic compositions and improvisations. Having performed her first concert in 1982, Bombay Jayashri is known for her distinctive vocal range and quality, and her incredibly varied repertoire featuring songs from various Indian languages including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and…
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Things to do in Liverpool
5 Alternative Nights Out In Liverpool
When you visit a great city such as Liverpool, there are many ways to enjoy an entertaining night out. You could go to Anfield or Goodison Park for the football, though the latter isn’t that thrilling these days. There are lots of pubs, of course, and cinemas to visit. But how about doing something a little bit different? Here are five alternative nights out in Liverpool that you need to try out. The Cheese Crawl…


















