Editorials
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Why Liverpool Is the Perfect City To Get On The Property Ladder
Liverpool is quickly solidifying its reputation as one of the UK’s most attractive locations for those looking to buy their first home. From its affordability to its unique blend of opportunity and lifestyle, the city is drawing attention from first-time buyers and investors alike. Let’s explore why Liverpool stands out as a gateway to property ownership. A City That’s Affordable and Accessible For anyone dreaming of owning a home, affordability is key—and Liverpool delivers. While…
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Camelphat Presents ‘Experience’: Second Date Added At Blackstone Warehouse
Following last month’s announcement of Camelphat‘s highly anticipated return to Liverpool to debut their innovative new concept, Experience, tickets for Easter Sunday have completely sold out. Due to overwhelming demand, a second date has now been added on Saturday 19 April, setting the stage for an unforgettable Easter Weekend takeover. The globally renowned DJ/Producers will be unveiling their brand-new show Experience in their beloved hometown. Camelphat presents Experience will be an immersive trip for the…
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Milap Celebrate 40 Years Announcing Spring 2025 Season of Indian Arts and Culture
Following a fantastic Autumn season, Milap are once again showcasing some of India’s most acclaimed Hindustani and Carnatic musicians as part of their special 40th Anniversary, alongside both established and emerging talent from the UK. The opening show sees Milap head to The Tung Auditorium for a lunchtime concert, to present rising star Aparna Raguraman with her enchanting expression of Carnatic violin. Awarded Milap’s National Youth Fellowship in 2020 and 2021, among many other accolades from prestigious national music competitions in…
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How Self-Storage Could Save Your Christmas
‘Tis the season to be jolly. For most of us, that means adorning our homes with twinkling fairy lights, tinsel, and baubles and indulging in festive treats – with or without a mug of hot chocolate or mulled wine. But when you’re struggling for space at home or lacking organisation, it can be difficult to get into the festive spirit. So, what can you do to ensure you’re prepared for the holidays? Decluttering your home…
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Everything You Need To Know As A Student Moving To Liverpool
Moving to a new city for university is an exciting adventure, but it can also feel a bit overwhelming. Liverpool is bursting with culture, history, activities, and friendly people, making it a great place for students to live and study. This blog is designed to provide you with everything you will need to know as a student moving to Liverpool. Read on to learn more. How to Get to Liverpool Liverpool is easy to get…
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Liverpool’s Only Traditional Italian Panettone Available At Gran Caffé This Christmas
This Christmas, give the gift of traditional panettone created by Italian baker Antonietta, at Gran Caffé. Part of Liverpool’s Italian Quarter, Antonietta is known for serving award-winning gelato and exquisitely handmade celebration cakes, pastries, croissants and desserts, having created Italian delicacies in the city for over 10 years. Antonietta has been refining her skills in the art of pastry and gelato making since she was just 16, spending time at various colleges in Italy like…
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Chrome Manta Ray Dive Into Their Melodic Side With ‘School of Catholic Fish’
Chrome Manta Ray are taking a slight left turn with new single School of Catholic Fish. The track, which they describe as “an indie bop by a very much not-indie band” is the sound of a band dialling down their hard rock edge and flexing a breezier, more melodic sound. Following previous single Trolls Under The Bridge, which came out in March and took cues from influences such as Queens of the Stone Age and…
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The Kowloons’ ‘Give Love’ Is A Feel-Good Anthem
Merseyside’s fresh faced indie offering The Kowloons latest release injects a generous amount of feel good energy into the city, elevating their rapidly growing repertoire and fanbase. Give Love relishes in harmonies reminiscent and fitting of the four piece’s influences found in home-grown veterans such as The La’s and The Wombats. With a reflective, laid back essence and acoustic guitar at the forefront the track develops with a refreshing and vibrant quality. With lifting melodies,…
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Tate Liverpool Traces The Battle Between Nature And Industrialisation In ‘The Plant that Stowed Away’ Exhibition
In February 2025, Tate Liverpool will present a new display, The Plant that Stowed Away. The display will move outwards from Liverpool and its surroundings, tracing connections between the city and its trading history, reflecting on the journeys that have caused the movement of plants and people, and their impact on the city’s rich multicultural fabric. This display is inspired by the Weeds of Wallasey series by Wirral-born photographer Chris Shaw which highlights the battle between nature and…
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Ex-Easter Island Head To Play Liverpool’s Tung Auditorium
Ex-Easter Island Head will make their stage debut at The Tung Auditorium this November. The experimental band will be joined on stage by extra special guests Charles Hayward and Lola De La Mata, presenting their own wildly original music as solo artists and joining the group for open-ended explorations of material from the 2024’s Norther album.Ex-Easter Island Head are a UK-based musical collective composing and performing music for solid body electric guitar, percussion and other instruments. The group…
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Liverpool Slacker Punks alright (okay) Return With Anti-9-To-5 Rager ‘Elevator Etiquette’
Following their packed-out headline show at QUARRY, and recent shows alongside TV Priest and Alien Chicks, Liverpool-based alt rock band alright (okay) have returned with their second single of 2024 with the stomping “anti-9 to 5 rager” Elevator Etiquette, released on 23 August. Recorded at 3rd Planet Studios with Andy Ferinhough, the track is a roaring tune driven by blaring guitar riffs, heavy drums, and a tempo moving at an urgent pace, akin to the ‘8:15 stampede’. Stylistically…
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River of Light 2024: First Artworks For Light Trail Announced
When the river lights up, it’s time to play. River of Light is turning playful for its latest instalment, with 12 large scale installations presented by some of the best light artists in the world, all inspired by the theme of ‘Play’. Some of the works will help turn Liverpool’s waterfront into a playground, while others offer a deeper question around play and what it can mean for individuals, communities and a city as a whole. …
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Gustaffson Tease Debut Album With Live Tracks ‘Paris In Summer’ And ‘On Broadway’
Following the success of their debut EP, Gustaffson are back teasing us with some brand new music off their debut album, to be released in early 2025. Having formed in 2020, Gustaffson is the brainchild of Liverpool-born singer songwriter Andrew Gower and his lifelong friend and guitarist James Webster. The project came about very serendipitously when Gower met Elbow musician and producer Craig Potter. This then sparked a musical collaboration which led to the recording…
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Girls Don’t Play Guitars Coming To Liverpool’s Royal Court This Autumn
Described as “one of the strongest shows the Royal Court has produced”, Girls Don’t Play Guitars, the five star musical that shock 2019, is back this autumn. In Liverpool in 1963 the music world was exploding. Musical talent, attitude and the knowledge that you could be anything you wanted to be saw the city flooded with bands and singers who were headed to the top. Standing tall amongst all of the boys was the World’s…
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‘Algorithm’ The UK’s First Rubik’s Cube Art Exhibition Coming To Liverpool This Week
Prepare to step into a world where art and puzzles intertwine at the upcoming exhibition ‘Algorithm’ by artist Fai McCabe. Engage in the challenge of solving the iconic puzzle for yourself. A display of sculptural art which promises to captivate and challenge art enthusiasts and puzzle lovers alike. Takling about the inspiration behind ‘Algorithm’, Fai said: “As a child, I was captivated by logic puzzles, especially the Rubik’s cube. I could spend endless hours absorbed…
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Live Review: Rituals At The Kazimier Stockroom
There’s a lot of good bands about in the North of England, from all genres, but if there is one genre that the North excels in, it’s metal. Tonight’s battleground, the Kazimier Stockroom, is host to a line up of metal bands ready to bring the hammer down on an expectant crowd. Kicking things off with a cover of ‘Counting Worms’ (the ever popular song made famous by Knocked Loose) is Atonia. Playing a set…
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Things To Do On Valentine’s Day In Liverpool
Hey lovebirds! Wondering how to turn Valentine’s Day into a memorable affair in Liverpool? Look no further! We’ve got the inside scoop on the most charming spots and delightful experiences that will make your day extra special. From swoon-worthy dinners at Botanico to quirky adventures at Golf Fang, Liverpool’s got the perfect recipe for romance. Whether you’re into artsy vibes at The Nest or fancy a cheeky Drag Bottomless Brunch at Revolucion de Cuba, we’ve…
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The Libertines Return With New Album & Liverpool Show In January
The Libertines new album All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade is out on the 8 March via EMI Records and the band are heading out on a club tour in January and February including a show at Liverpool’s Cavern Club on the 24 January. All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade, The Libertines’ first new album in nine years, is available to preorder here. All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade features eleven new Libertines songs and was produced by Grammy-nominated producer Dimitri Tikovoï (The Horrors/Charli XCX/Becky Hill) and recorded at…
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The Other (Mersey) Side: Alternative Stuff To Do In Liverpool
Liverpool is famous for its rich musical pedigree, storied industrial and maritime history, and passionate football supporters. All of these things offer visitors plenty to do and see in the city, but those seeking an alternative Liverpudlian experience might want to look beyond the Cavern Club, Anfield, or the Royal Albert Docks. Luckily there are plenty of options which go under the radar, from old-school bingo to prison-themed bars. Gaming Halls For fabulous retro-futurist fun, a…
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Everton Stadium To Host Euro 2028 Games
Everton Stadium will proudly fly the flag for the city of Liverpool at the Men’s Euro 2028 Championships. UEFA today ratified the UK and Ireland’s pioneering, five-association joint bid to host the prestigious tournament in five years. The international sporting spotlight is therefore set to fall on the city of Liverpool once again, with the Blues’ stunning new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock confirmed as one of 10 venues to stage matches. Colin Chong, Everton’s Interim…
