Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. More hostages are being released as the truce ensues,Hopefully no one has to fish out for clues.Word on the street is UEFA corruption,We…
It’s time to explore your own city, here’s our guide to being a tourist in Liverpool. The Beatles’ Tours Ok, we know it’s obvious but of course we had to start here. The Beatles really helped put Liverpool on the map so here’s your chance to show your appreciation and embrace The Fab Four. The Magical Mystery Tour Bus We’ve all seen this colourful bus around Liverpool but how many of us have actually been…
Well another year has slipped effortlessly through our collective grasp, and to signal the end of the old and in with the new, here at Liverpool Noise we welcome the collective efforts of our local musicians to add their artistic perspective to this transition. So first up is Centerfold with their second single Changing World, whose press release assures us that they are a “modern rock band”. However, that’s where the relationship with modernity ends,…
Planning a weekend staycation before Christmas? If you’re travelling from anywhere else in the UK, Liverpool makes a fantastic choice. Arts, culture and sports merge effortlessly in the city, providing a seamless blend of entertainment for the everyone to enjoy. No matter your usual style, it’s always worth knowing about some of the most exciting reasons to visit Liverpool in December. Why visit Liverpool in December? 1. The Christmas Markets With the picturesque and festive…
In Liverpool there’s also a deep appreciation for quality coffee and idyllic spaces to enjoy it. The city is full of independent cafes and coffee shops, each with their own unique charm, and we’ve rounded up some of our faves for you to add to your must-visit list. Here’s our guide to the best coffee shops in Liverpool. Whether you’re after a perfectly poured flat white, a cozy spot to work from, or a trendy…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. No one’s happy about Nigel Farage’s pay,That’s why they’re all boycotting the show’s stay.The possibilities of snow keep proving to be high,Let’s just…
German born pop-rock powerhouse Leonie Jakobi has been blazing her trail in Liverpool since releasing her debut single in 2020 and she’s ready to embed her name as one to watch with new EP Nothing More To Say. Fans of old school favourites Suzi Quatro and Janis Joplin won’t be disappointed with the anthemic, gritty vocals and grungy guitars that feature throughout. Although, fresh names on the scene such as Larkin Poe and Dorothy were…
Joe Lycett will unveil a giant, inflatable portable toilet, The Turdis, at Liverpool Docks on Thursday 23 November to mark the launch of his new-brand new podcast, Turdcast. Ahead of the first episode of Turdcast going live at 9am on Friday 24 November, Joe will bring the fully functioning giant toilet to Liverpool on Thursday, inviting members of the public to walk the brown carpet, spend a penny/drop a plop and share their own loo-themed…
Laura McCann has spent 2023 curating other people’s art but she will end the year exhibiting her own work as she makes her Museum of Liverpool debut. Initially Laura didn’t know where her work would be displayed but said when the charity Sahir asked her to work on a project to help them mark the 35th World AIDS Day, she says she “didn’t hesitate”. The photographer went on to explain, “Sahir are an amazing organisation…
Dynamoment: a wild creation spun out of the words dynamic and moment. The new single from Rea Fortis featuring the unlimited talents of Reuben George, this song is an unpredictable dynamic moment that brings chaos and joy. A healthy mix of Samba beats, impressive Guitar licks and harmonious Horns, Dynamoment is certainly an interesting song. In her own words, “the lyrics are about everything and nothing at the same time – they consist of weird…
Located on School Lane, Roxy Lanes Liverpool, features a range of activities including American pool, shuffleboard, ice-free curling, tech darts, karaoke booths, beer pong, ten pin bowling and more. The ‘Booze & Ball Games’ venue is the 18th site for Roxy Leisure, and their third in Liverpool. While the brand’s existing Hanover Street and Cavern Quarter sites are over 18s only, this venue is also family-friendly and is open to under 18s when accompanied by an adult…
The EPK states that following on from her debut EP in March 2023, Too Good For You is an “unhinged feminist track with intense spoken world vocal, dirty guitar and indie rock drums” which to these ears falls short of a full appraisal. The real hook is the filthy bass line presumably provided by George Higgins, which is a fantastical musical peg for La Bridie to hang her ranting libretto. You could put the track…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. David Cameron has made a come back,Hopefully this time around he doesn’t slack.Meanwhile, everyone reckons Suella deserves to be the Prime Minister,Whilst they…
The festive season is a time of the year when delicious food and awesome drinks come together to create the perfect celebratory atmosphere. It is an opportunity to be grateful for everything life has given us, including the joy of having friends and families. But, let’s be honest: there is a small problem. We all struggle to stay in shape in December, don’t we? There is no need to be ashamed. It’s easy to fall…
Renowned as a leader in new music discovery, Sound City continues its incredible history with the first details of its hotly anticipated 2024 return. Nestled in the heart of Liverpool – one of the world’s most influential music capitals – Sound City returns to its core multi-venue roots between the 4th-5th May 2024. Sound City: the dynamic music festival that first graced Liverpool’s streets in 2008 swiftly became a pivotal event for music enthusiasts worldwide.…
Amalgamating the hypnotic, chaotic groove of jazz with a modern and progressive electronic sound is not a feat to be sniffed at. Try adding some distorted vocals and, if it all goes well, you may replicate the sound of Dorsal. Expertly walking the line between the world of the singer songwriter and electronic music producers, the Yorkshire and Liverpool-based project has developed a unique sound that feels destined for great things. The relatively unknown artist has already attracted interest…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. The rain has been raining,Safe to say that it’s truly reigning.Any thoughts on the King’s Speech?Or how long it’ll take the new laws…
In a world filled with exotic destinations and far-flung adventures, it’s easy to overlook the treasures that lie right at your doorstep. While international travel might be enticing, there’s an abundance of excitement, culture, and natural beauty to explore within the United Kingdom. In this article, we’ll dive into the myriad reasons why choosing to stay in the UK for a holiday can be a fantastic and memorable experience, especially for young people. 1. Diverse…
Business leaders, journalists, leisure industry specialists and local business groups attended a preview showcase at 30 James Street earlier this week to hear the new owners vision for the future of one of Liverpool’s most historic buildings. Once the headquarters of the White Star Line shipping company where the RMS Titanic was registered the Grade II* building has often been referred to as Liverpool’s unofficial 4th Grace. Marek Riegger and Audun Lekve, owners of Hamburg based RIMC Hotels and…
Liverpool’s culinary scene is as vibrant and soulful as its storied history. At the heart of this scene is “scouse” – a hearty, nourishing stew that warms the bones and lifts the spirits. Originating from “lobscouse,” a dish brought to the port by sailors, it has become a symbol of the city itself. For the uninitiated, scouse is a must-try local delicacy, and for Liverpudlians, it’s a taste of home. Whether you’re a local or…