Editorials
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Review: Something About George – The George Harrison Story at The Brindley Theatre
As a part of its national tour Something About Productions brings this heart warming tale to The Brindley Theatre. There’s something truly special about Something About George – The George Harrison Story. This heartfelt stage show is a moving tribute to one of Liverpool’s most quietly influential sons – a man whose music continues to speak to millions around the world. With timeless songs like My Sweet Lord, Something, and Handle With Care, the show…
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Thunder and the Giants Bring Nostalgia and Heartbreak in ‘Neighbourhood Ghosts’
There’s something irresistibly bittersweet about Thunder and the Giants’ latest single, Neighbourhood Ghosts. When the chorus hits Frontman Josh Hughes sings — “I guess we’re not meant to be, you’re not good at Monopoly” — it perfectly captures the song’s balance of humour and heartbreak. It’s a playful jab at a situationship that never quite took off, masking the deeper regret of something left unfinished. As the band explain, “Neighbourhood Ghosts is about the reminiscence…
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Review: Weeping Bank’s Way Marker at Unity Theatre
A superbly haunting tale that whispers beyond the stage and into the Liverpool night. In the candlelit hush of the Unity Theatre, Weeping Bank’s Way Marker unfolded like a folktale rediscovered: something ancient, unearthed from the soil of England’s darker, sodden corners. The company’s UK tour arrived in Liverpool tonight, the eve of Halloween. The clocks have gone back, the nights are drawing in, and the city itself feels that familiar tilt toward the mysterious…
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Gustaffson Challenge the Modern Music Machine with ‘Dance to the Algorithm’
Being an actor, Andrew Gower has no problems sticking to the script. He’s played Bonnie Prince Charles in Outlander and a vampire solicitor in BBC3’s Being Human, as well as appearing in Black Mirror and You. But when it comes to music, the opposite is true: he’s searching for spontaneity, instinct and whatever the moment might bring. With new single Dance to the Algorithm, his band Gustaffson explore the perils of modern music consumption, something…
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Grace Ella Phillips Discusses Dreamy New Single ‘Forget It All’
Liverpool indie-folk singer Grace Ella Phillips has spoken to Liverpool Noise about the release of her new single Forget It All. Featuring dreamy guitar, angelic vocals and emotionally charged lyrics, the fully acoustic song has a raw and authentic feel that is typical of Grace’s sound. Following the release of her debut single In The End last year and Strawberry Lip Balm earlier this year, Forget It All is an exciting addition to the singer…
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Live Review: The Last Dinner Party at The Dome
The Last Dinner Party performed at The Dome at Grand Central Hall in Liverpool, a venue that could not have suited them better. The Dome was very form-fitting for the band as it gave a Shakespearean environment, with its sweeping curves and grand dome ceiling setting the stage for something both theatrical and intimate. Its Art Nouveau architecture, with stained glass and intricate detailing, echoed the band’s love of ornament, drama, and vintage decadence. It…
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Live Review: Better Lovers at The Arts Club Loft
To set the scene, this concert for American hardcore act, Better Lovers, took place in the Loft of the Arts Club in Liverpool, an intimate setting with a massive light rig above the stage, giving off grungy and industrial vibes. American post-hardcore band Greyhaven opened the night. They had around 30 minutes to show the audience what they were made of, and they delivered, packing an instant punch. Kicking off their set with the new…
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River of Light 2025: Full Details, Map, Times, Travel, Parking & Places To Eat
Liverpool’s waterfront is set to shine once again this autumn as River of Light 2025 returns with a brand-new theme — The Science of Light. From Friday 24 October to Sunday 2 November, the city’s much-loved free festival will transform the waterfront into an open-air gallery featuring ten large-scale illuminated artworks, each inspired by themes of science, technology, and the natural world. The installations will be lit up from 5pm – 9pm each evening. Now…
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Naomi Campbell Unveils Reflective New Single ‘Naturally’ Ahead of UK Tour
Naomi Campbell returns with her beautifully introspective new single Naturally. Taking stock of the simple things in life and reflecting on our past selves, the track gently explores themes of love, loss, and gratitude. Built around two guitars in perfect harmony, Naturally embraces a stripped-back sound that lets Naomi’s heartfelt vocals and honest lyricism shine through. It’s a tender, soulful reminder to pause, appreciate the present, and find comfort in life’s quieter moments — a…
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Dan Napper Returns To Liverpool With Sell-out Show
Dan Napper made a memorable comeback to Liverpool on 2 October at his returning gig supporting Clemente at the Jacaranda alongside Headwired. With tickets sold-out, Dan showcased his ability to captivate an entire room of people with his powerful set on Thursday. The supporting band, Headwired, kicked off the gig with a compelling and energetic show. Proudly from the black country, a defining moment was their cover of War Pigs by Black Sabbath which was…
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Review: Lost Atoms Liverpool Playhouse Theatre
Lost Atoms is a tightly woven, emotionally resonant drama that delves deeply into the complex themes of memory, identity, and the fragile nature of human relationships. The play unravels the intricate ways in which past experiences shape our present selves and profoundly influence the connections we forge with one another. This production masterfully combines intimate storytelling with inventive physicality, resulting in a performance that feels both immediate and subtly unsettling, inviting the audience to engage…
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A Complete Guide to Castle Street Restaurants and Bars in Liverpool
Castle Street restaurants and bars are at the heart of Liverpool’s dining and nightlife scene, offering everything from relaxed brunch spots and casual eateries to stylish cocktail lounges and fine dining experiences. Steeped in history yet buzzing with contemporary energy, this street is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy exceptional food, inventive drinks, and a vibrant atmosphere in the city centre. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the very best Castle Street restaurants and…
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Live Review: Graham Nash at Liverpool Philharmonic
An evening of songs & stories with Graham Nash at Liverpool Philharmonic. The demand for the music of the golden age along with the rock veterans who are still out there delivering it is as high as ever, and the music is just as magical. In the spirit of the re-release of 1973’s Buckingham/Nicks earlier this year, our yearning for a fast track to the sweet harmonies and youthful energy of the bands of the…
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Review: The Last Laugh at Liverpool Playhouse
Three of Britain’s most prolific comedians are brought to life in this hilarious yet poignant adapted play centered around the lives of Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse. Take a trip down memory lane and join the trio on a witty, uproariously sentimental journey through the years. Described as a ‘Love letter to the golden age of comedy’. A guaranteed gleeful and entertaining night out! This is a performance for all, fans old and…
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MARIMARI Wraps Up Her Debut Tour With A Standout Performance
The hyperpop solo artist, MARIMARI, ended her first Make Out City tour on Wednesday 24 September at Kazimier Stockroom in Liverpool after headline shows in London, Manchester and Nottingham. She was supported by two amazing acts Alba (@thisisalba) and Taman (@tamanburns) who both really set the scene perfectly for Mari’s performance. Support act, Alba, had incredible stage presence and crowd engagement as it truly felt we were up on stage with her. Before coming on,…
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Review: Shake It Up Baby at the Epstein Theatre
The Epstein Theatre’s world premiere of Shake It Up Baby revisits one of the most unique chapters in popular music history — The Beatles’ apprenticeship in the clubs of Hamburg — and does so with an infectious vitality that makes the evening as much a gig as it is a play. Rather than attempting to pin down the precise chronology of events, Stephen Fletcher’s production embraces atmosphere and energy, treating the story as a memory,…
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Beth Hubbard Releases Fearless New Single ‘Nothing New’
Beth Hubbard is back with more of her distinct emotive vocals and powerful storytelling in her boldest and most exciting track yet, Nothing New. With the emotionally charged sound fans will recognise from previous singles like Mein Schatz and Not Wanted but with a bolder, more assured edge and fearless songwriting, Nothing New merges the energy and intensity of alternative rock with a sharp pop finish, marking the East Yorkshire-born singer-songwriter as one of indie-pop’s…
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Sliding Into Your Playlists: Oranj Son Release New Single ‘Sliding Doors’
For a town best known for its car plants and oil refineries, Ellesmere Port has assembled a far more romantic proposition in Oranj Son. Their new single Sliding Doors is a reflection on missed opportunities and what might have been, channelling the best of their Northern indie forebears. With the band having played shows around Merseyside for the past decade, you may well have already witnessed them at events like Sound City – or maybe…
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Motel Sundown Release Radiant New Track ‘Colours In The Rain’
Liverpool’s Motel Sundown return with their latest single Colours In The Rain and it’s a showcase of the band at their best. Known for their lush harmonies and timeless Americana sound, the group have crafted a track that blends heartfelt reflection with an irresistible upbeat tempo. Written in the shadow of grief but illuminated by hope, Colours In The Rain is an evocative meditation on staying true to yourself and finding light even in dark…
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Review: Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell at Liverpool Playhouse
Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell tells its story without words. On a small Liverpool Playhouse stage, solitary characters leave cramped rooms and gather in a smoky 1930s Soho pub. Each dancer seeks connection, and the tight space makes every hope and heartbreak feel immediate. The performance unfolds a wordless dance drama set in the underpasses and back streets of 1930s London. Inspired by Patrick Hamilton’s interwar tales, it tracks a cast of solitary figures escaping…
