Yes I’m Angry by Bunny Alex is an impressive track that beautifully captures the tumultuous emotions associated with heartbreak and frustration. The German Filipino pop singer songwriter, based in Liverpool has released her newest single today across all streaming platforms and I can ensure it is a standout track. The song’s dark and edgy vibe resonates deeply, allowing listeners to connect with the raw feelings that often accompany such experiences. Bunny’s ability to blend soft,…
“To teach is to learn.” The artistic journey of Jon Barraclough is remarkably diverse – spanning drawing, photography, film, teaching, and research. Born in Bradford, he has lived and worked in numerous cities, including Newcastle, London, New York, Manchester, and now Liverpool and North Yorkshire. He has held significant positions, such as the Director of The Liverpool School of Art, and have been instrumental in initiatives like Drawing Paper UK and the Drawing(Paper)Show. His current…
Fortunate as it was, Liverpool won the first leg of the knockout Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain in the French capital last week to continue their seemingly ceaseless march toward major honours. Domestically the Reds look nailed on to secure their 20th top flight title with the Premier League betting odds putting their closest contenders Arsenal at 28/1, with Arne Slot’s men at a phenomenal 3/100. Despite that there is still consternation on Merseyside as…
Goodison Park’s final season as home to Everton Football Club will be documented from a fan’s perspective, through a new photo display opening on 5 April at Museum of Liverpool. Featuring nine photographers from the club’s fanbase, Goodbye to Goodison is a love letter to the home stadium of Everton Football Club in its final season. The display of photos taken during the final season looks at the relationship between this iconic ground and the loyal fans who congregate around the stadium. …
Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, JADE, Jorja Smith and more are set to take the stage and bring Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 to an epic close on Sunday 25 May. Multi-Grammy Award winners, Mumford & Sons, will headline the Main Stage and BRIT winner JADE will headline the New Music Stage with Lola Young and Wet Leg also playing the festival. Mumford & Sons say: “Liverpool, we really cannot wait to see you all at Radio 1’s…
Wolf Alice, Aitch, AJ Tracey, Inhaler and more join the star-studded line-up for Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025, performing on Saturday 24 May. As announced in January, BRIT winner Sam Fender will headline the Main Stage, with Myles Smith and Blossoms also playing. They join huge acts already announced to perform on Friday 23 May including Tom Grennan, Biffy Clyro, Nia Archives, Confidence Man, Barry Can’t Swim plus many more. Radio 1’s flagship live music…
At Liverpool Hope University’s Creative Campus in Everton, the Angel Field Festival brings a vibrant blend of international and local artistry to life. Building on the esteemed Cornerstone Festival, Angel Field offers a rich tapestry of music, theatre, dance, film, and visual art. Beyond the campus, the festival weaves its way through Liverpool, partnering with cultural institutions to share its diverse program. With a warm welcome, Angel Field strives to make exceptional arts accessible to…
Tom Grennan, Katy B, Biffy Clyro, Nia Archives, The Wombats and even more acts have joined the line-up for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025, kicking off the three-day music spectacular with an electrifying opening day on Friday 23 May. Chart-topping singer-songwriter, Tom Grennan, will headline the Main Stage. Tom Grennan said: “Being asked to headline Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool, a city that has given so much to the rich musical tapestry of this…
The Liverpool Olympia may not seem like much from the outside, but stepping inside reveals a rustic theatre steeped in history and creativity. On this particular night, the venue played host to a momentous occasion: You Me At Six’s Farewell Tour. Marking the final time the band would perform together, the night carried a deep sense of nostalgia and celebration. With support from Daytime TV and Mallory Knox, it was set to be an unforgettable…
The Season So Far After the shock resignation of Liverpool’s beloved Jurgen Klopp at the end of the 2023/4 season, many Liverpool fans (myself included) were left wondering what the future had in store for the club. After somewhat of an anxious post season break, we returned to the Premier League in August under the new leadership of Arne Slot and we braced ourselves to see what this season had in store for us. Fast…
Centerfold are an alternative-rock 4-piece based in Liverpool. They’ve been releasing music, according to Spotify, since 2023. They are back with a new single titled The Sting. If you want the Tldr version of this review: heavy, distorted guitar riffs, energetic drum grooves and fills, and a vocalist who can tune into both a soft, melodic register as well as a more aggressive Grohl-esque tone. If you want a bit more in-depth of an analysis,…
‘Cos we don’t know the meaning of losing’… what do you say to that Toffees? After months of turmoil on the blue half of Merseyside, it’s been a welcome change for fans and players alike to start looking up the table, under returning manager David Moyes. Nicknamed the Moyesiah by fans, it has been nothing short of remarkable what David Moyes has been able to achieve upon his return to the club. Think fish and…
Liverpool’s Paint Me In Colour return with Happy, a defiant alt-rock anthem that looks on the weight of self-expectation in a world that never stops demanding more. Known for their dynamic blend of alternative rock and personal storytelling, the four-piece outfit have once again delivered, bringing a track that is as thought-provoking as it is infectious. From the opening lines, Happy wastes no time cutting straight to the core. The lyrics—”I want to be skinny; I want to be healthy;…
Permanent (Joy) is the new project from former members of Liverpool-based indie band Blondes, songwriters Alex Davison and Dan Stroud. Joined by Dave Annis (formerly of Queen Zee and touring member of Blondes) as well as bassist Noah Roche, the new project sees the band exploring a surreal and moodier blend of indie rock. Following their introduction this past September, the band have released a batch of singles – Josephine, Aeroplane and I Wanna Go…
Ahead of the release of Soundtrack For The 21 Bus Home, we spoke with Dan Astles – aka Astles – about the deeply personal themes woven throughout the album. From processing grief and nostalgia to crafting a hopeful, cinematic sound, the record reflects a journey of loss, growth, and self-discovery. In our conversation, they share insights into the songwriting process, working with Bill Ryder-Jones, and how Liverpool’s music scene has shaped their artistry. Liverpool Noise:…
Every great idea starts as a spark – an unshaped thought waiting to become something tangible. Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, designer, or innovator, turning creative visions into reality takes more than just inspiration. It requires strategy, persistence, and the right tools. This guide will help you transform your creative dreams into meaningful, real-world results. Define Your Vision with Clarity Before you can bring an idea to life, you need to fully understand it. Take…
Popeyes® UK has announced that it will be bringing its Louisiana-style fried chicken to Kirkby, with the launch of its new drive-thru restaurant on Monday 17 March 2025 at 11am. Marking its third launch in Merseyside and its 73rd nationwide since landing in the UK, Popeyes® will once again be pulling out all the stops for the new opening. Popeyes® will be showcasing its New Orleans hospitality with exciting giveaways for locals. To celebrate the…
Dead Mom Play, at Liverpool’s Unity Theatre, dared to confront the raw, uncomfortable edges of grief and artistic creation, and did so with a surprising blend of dark humour and theatrical self-awareness. What initially seemed a straightforward narrative of a young playwright facing his mother’s impending death quickly unfurled into a meta- theatrical exploration of the very act of storytelling and creative performance. The premise, a young playwright grappling with his dying mother and the…
Over the past few years, Leigh-based band The Lottery Winners have built a reputation as one of the most engaging support acts on the circuit. Their success has seen them perform at major festivals and open for acts like Nickelback, Noel Gallagher, and Richard Ashcroft. Their growing popularity is evident in the number of sold-out shows on their Keep On Keeping On (KOKO) tour. Rumours abound (fuelled on the night by frontman Thom Rylance) that…
Everton has confirmed the date of the second Everton Stadium test event, with supporters set to get another opportunity to see inside the Club’s new home on Sunday 23 March. A crowd of more than 10,000 watched a historic Under-18s friendly earlier this month as the doors of the Blues’ state-of-the-art waterfront stadium opened for the first time. The second test event – a friendly involving Everton Under-21s – will be a daytime affair, with…