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Food and Drink in Liverpool
First Look At American Fried Chicken Restaurant, Popeyes®
American fried chicken restaurant Popeyes® opened the doors to its first North West restaurant in Liverpool on Saturday 26 November – following the success of a string of new openings across the UK including Nottingham, Gateshead and Oxford. The store officially opened on Lord Street in Liverpool, with the launch seeing customers queue from the night before. The first three customers through the door won the ultimate prize of free Chicken Sandwiches for a year,…
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Music
Chinese Math Rock Band Shanghai Qiutian To Play 24 Kitchen Street
Adventurous math rock band Shanghai Qiutian, based in Shanghai, China are set to play Liverpool’s 24 Kitchen Street this Sunday 4 December. The band have been actively involved with the Chinese indie scene since 2018 and have gradually gained a reputation and recognition from the local scene. After finishing their Chinese national tour, they have started their most ambitious project to date; a world tour that will bring them to the UK for the first…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Gaucho Liverpool Opens its Doors with a Star-Studded Party
Gaucho has arrived in Liverpool, with not one but two amazing launch events. The award-winning steak restaurant officially opened its doors on Wednesday 23 November and has so far been over-whelmed by the welcome it has received from the city. The launch events seen over 600 people come through the iconic tiger-head doors including some celebrity fans. Celebrities who attended included ex-footballers Ian Rush and Peter Reid as well as Dr Ranj and Jennifer Ellison.…
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Music
In Conversation – Thom Morecroft
We chat with Liverpool-based singer-songwriter Thom Morecroft ahead of the release of his new single The Last Day You Left Home. Liverpool Noise: For our readers who don’t know you, tell us a bit about yourself. Thom Morecroft: Hello readers-that-don’t-know-me, my name is Thom Morecroft. I’m a singer-songwriter from Shrewsbury based in Liverpool. I’m a very enthusiastic live performer and singer. Sometimes I sing softly, but sometimes I sing things in a big loud way…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Unmissable Art Exhibitions & Events To Catch In Liverpool In 2023
Liverpool City is steeped in history, culture and art – with countless amazing exhibitions coming up in 2023. There is something for everyone from January right through to December, whether its for pleasure, inspiration, or just a day out. Here’s some of the coolest art exhibitions lined up for 2023. Art of the TerracesWalker Art Gallery | 5 Nov 2022 – 12 Mar 2023 Up to the early Spring of 2023, Walker Art Gallery will…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool Lighthouse Brings Community Cinema Back To Anfield
Liverpool Lighthouse auditorium cinema doors are officially opening on Saturday 3 December welcoming the local community to a free sing-a-long screening of The Greatest Showman. Tickets can be booked on Eventbrite, followed by pay-what-you-can screenings in December and January as part of the launch. The cinema aims to promote well-being for the local community which has the highest levels of deprivation nationally at a time when people are struggling with the cost of living crisis, bring people together in…
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10 Simple Money Management Tips to Help Boost Your Wealth
Achieving better money management that helps boost your wealth doesn’t have to wait until you have lots of money. You can start right now with what you’ve got and start noticing the financial benefits straight away. Whether your motivation is to have some extra spending money each month or build up a significant savings pot, better money management will help. Read on to discover ten simple money management tips that can help boost your wealth.…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Art School Is Creating The Turner Prize’s Dinner This December At St George’s Hall
The Art School has been selected to serve 350 guests during one of the world’s most prestigious annual art awards – The Turner Prize – which this December takes place at St George’s Hall on Wednesday 7 December. Following on from an incredibly busy last 12 months which includes cooking for the G7 delegation last December, recreating The Art School at The Grand National and launching the Bar du Vin at Martins Bank Building during…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Liverpool 2023 Shows On Sale Now
Bongo’s Bingo have got a wealth of shows coming up in Liverpool to kick-start 2023 in the most magical and mayhem-infused of styles. With a string of dates announced for January and February at CONTENT, there’s an abundance of choice in the city. Bongo’s Bingo’s co-founder Jonny Bongo says: “We’re looking at a pretty much sold-out festive season which is incredible and we all want to say a huge thanks for everyone’s support in 2022.…
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Bars in Liverpool
Where To Watch The World Cup In Liverpool
The FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar kicks off on Sunday 20 November and ends with the final on Sunday 18 December. Here’s a guide to some of our favourite venues showing the World Cup games this Winter! So gather your mates and head to one of these locations to watch the World Cup in Liverpool. FanPark Liverpool Sefton Park Cricket Club is hosting FanPark, a huge fully covered and heated 2,500 seater Big Top,…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Free Digital Art Exhibition At LMA In The Metquarter
Liverpool will have its first free Digital Art Exhibition highlighting some of the city’s leading artists with work on the Blockchain on Tuesday 29 November at LMA, one of the fastest growing creative institutions in the UK, in the Metquarter. The exhibition is brought to the city by NFT Public Relations, who has been hosting monthly meet-ups and exhibitions since February of this year, and building a like-minded community to discuss the ever-evolving digital art…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
American Fried Chicken Restaurant, Popeyes®, Announces Launch Date For Liverpool Restaurant
This November, American fried chicken restaurant Popeyes® is opening the doors to its first North West restaurant in Liverpool following the success of a string of new openings across the UK including Nottingham, Gateshead and Oxford. The store will officially open its doors at 11am on Saturday 26 November on Lord Street in Liverpool, and following the success of previous launches, it is advised to get down quickly as queues are expected for the famed…
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Football
Red vs Blue: Three Memorable Merseyside Derbies In Recent Premier League History
The Merseyside derby is one of the most eagerly anticipated matches all year, both for the red and the blue side of Liverpool. While in recent years each side has found themselves at differing ends of the table, the Premier League fixture has produced some thrilling displays. Everton 2-2 Liverpool (17 October 2020) In a game where Liverpool entered as champions and Everton boasted legendary manager Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, this Merseyside derby was…
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Things to do in Liverpool
7 Fun Activities To Do In Liverpool To Test Your Competitive Nature
There’s plenty of fun stuff to do in Liverpool, you just need to know where to look! Here’s out top 7 fun activities to do in Liverpool. Axe Throwing Axe throwing is a relatively new craze which is perfect if you’re looking for something competitive to do with your mates or you’re looking for an alternative date night! What’s more fun than getting to fling an axe around? Hatchet Harry’s (near the city centre) and…
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Music
Mercury Winning Artist Talvin Singh Returns To Liverpool This Week For First Show Since 1996
This week, Milap’s Autumn season will conclude at the brand new Tung Auditorium, with a show-stopping performance from Mercury Prize winning percussionist, producer and composer, Talvin Singh OBE.The performance will mark Singh’s first performance in Liverpool since 1996, when the acclaimed musician took to the stage at The Bluecoat. The ‘stripped down’ classical show will evoke the mood and feeling of peace; with Singh performing on a range of analogue devices to create beautiful, rich vibrations. Having won the…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Don’t Miss The Scouse Jack And The Beanstalk At The Royal Court This Festive Season
The Royal Court Christmas show is back, with The Scouse Jack And The Beanstalk! You want stupid jokes? They’ve got ’em. You want the best live music in town? They’ve got that too. Rude words, drinks at your table and great meals before the show? They’ve got it all covered! The Royal Court Christmas shows are not for kids so leave them at home and treat yourselves to a great night out! Jack’s mum is fuuumin’.…
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Culture in Liverpool
Liverpool And Its Love of Egypt
Over the decades, Egypt has seldom been known for emigration. Today, there are large populations of Egyptians in the US and Gulf nations, but the Egyptian diaspora didn’t spread to the UK in a major way. Even so, Great Britain and Egypt have long held ties, particularly in the fields of archaeology, with interest in the nation certainly being at its prime in the city of Liverpool. Given that data from ONS only finds that…
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Music
In Conversation – Katie Nicholas
We recently caught up with singer-songwriter Katie Nicholas to talk about her music, her new EP and an exciting up-coming live show. Liverpool Noise: For our readers who don’t know you, tell us a bit about yourself. Katie Nicholas: Hey Liverpool Noise, I’m a singer-songwriter from Liverpool! I’m also a videographer and brand designer (for my job!) and there’s never enough time in the day for it all. While all these creative pursuits are enjoyable,…
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Top 9 Tools That Every Liverpool Student Should Stick With
Every university has several apps and tools that tend to help the students to study better and move around the campus. As a student dealing with a lot of documents regularly, requires you to convert the format of the files for making them accessible and ready to print. Below we have revealed a perfect way to convert your files losslessly through an online PDF converter along with some other useful tools. Here are our best…
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Music
Red Rum Club’s Latest Single ‘The River’ Is A Feel-Good Nostalgia-Filled Hit
With summer behind us, Red Rum Club are still making us feel like we’re out on a sunny road trip with friends. Prior to their largest tour yet, the Liverpudlian six-piece have a brand-new single, The River, out now. This joyful, acoustic guitar-driven track contrasts with the crunchy bassline and groovy tone of the previous single, Vanilla. Following the success of their 2021 album, How To Steal The World, the band flew to the US…
