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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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Other
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…
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Music
Amelia Releases New Single ‘Moments Like This’
21-year-old soft pop singer-songwriter Amelia has released her new single Moments Like This, drawing on moments within her own life, creating a catchy and thoughtful track. The Liverpool-based pop star weaves country music influences and bluesy vocals to produce some fantastic music, with the talented lyricist cites the likes of harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Kelsea Ballerini amongst her influences. Amelia’s authentic ability to tell rich stories within her music is what makes her a…
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Liverpool News
Rising Artist Sean Webster Makes Metaverse History By Banning ‘Optional Royalties’ With Landmark NFT Project
Sean Webster is a celebrated UK artist who has risen to prominence through his iconic street art murals in his hometown of Liverpool – courting widespread acclaim and commissions from Robbie Williams, Sean Lennon, Newton Faulkner, Brian Ray, and Phil X of Bon Jovi. The rising-star has announced a landmark NFT project which will make metaverse history by becoming the first to ban ‘optional royalties’ in a bid to protect the rights of fellow artists and creators.…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Top 10 Vegan Friendly Spots in Liverpool
Finding vegan-friendly restaurants and cafes can be challenging, even in 2022. Luckily, Liverpool City Centre boasts incredible options, from pancakes at plant-based cafe, The Vibe, to chat bombs at Mowgli. We’ve narrowed down our top 10 vegan friendly spots in Liverpool, guaranteed to impress even the fussiest eaters. 1. The Vibe A recent addition to Paradise Street, The Vibe, is a 100% plant-based cafe offering breakfast, lunch and baked goods. The dog-friendly cafe offers vegan…
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Other
Why Marketing Is The Most Important Thing For Your Business
If you’re running a business, chances are you’ve heard that marketing is important. But what you might not know is just how important marketing really is. Marketing is the bread and butter of any business – it’s what brings in customers and keeps them coming back for more. Think about it this way – without marketing, your business would be like a ship lost at sea. You might have the best product or service in…
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Liverpool News
Superfast Internet Takes Over Liverpool, What Does This Mean For You?
Fresh off a new batch of investments, Liverpool now rates among the best digitally connected cities in the UK. With significant rollout seen in both 5G and fibre, Liverpudlians are spoilt for choice, but how much does this choice really matter? Looking at the different forms of internet available in Liverpool, what the different speeds mean, and how they can be used, we want to explore what’s available, to see if it’s right for you. Liverpool’s…
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Travel
How to Make the Most of a Short City Break
A city break can be a fantastic trip. You’ll see all the sights, go to some wonderful restaurants, stay in a fantastic hotel, drink in some of the best bars, and more. However, a city break needs to be well organised. It isn’t so easy getting everywhere you want to go in a short span of time, and you may also have budget constraints to think of. That means you need to be prepared. Let’s…
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Football
The Best Liverpool Goals of The Season So Far
It’s clear that Liverpool aren’t having a season to remember at the moment. The 2021-22 Premier League and Champions League runners-up have been lacklustre and wildly inconsistent so far. The loss of Sadio Mane has weakened the attack, while injuries to several key players keep derailing team form. Nevertheless, there have been some golden moments. The Reds have hit their stride offensively against teams such as Rangers and Bournemouth, providing several wonderful goals in the…
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Health and Fitness in Liverpool
The Importance of Learning First Aid Skills
There are certain life skills that everyone should know, and a basic understanding of first aid can be critical in certain situations. Yet, the majority of people have either never received first aid training, have forgotten it, or have failed to keep up to date with changes. According to Industrial Safety and Hygiene News, well over 60% of Americans are not confident in their first aid skills. That means around two-thirds of the country feels…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Luna Cinema Returns To St George’s Hall For Festive Film Screenings
The Luna Cinema, is returning to St George’s Hall in Liverpool with its iconic winter cinema experience, in partnership with heycar, this December for two weeks of feel-good festive film. St George’s Hall will once again be transformed into a magical festive cinema in which to enjoy a classic film on a giant screen. They’re screening just about every heart-warming, chestnut-roasting, cheesy Christmas classic there is from Elf, to Home Alone, It’s A Wonderful Life to…
