Liverpool Football Club has had a long and successful history in the UEFA Champions League. In this blog post, we will take a look back at some of their most memorable victories in Europe’s top club competition. The Reds have won the Champions League six times, and they have always done it in impressive fashion. Let’s take a look back at some of their greatest moments! Liverpool Champions League Winning Years At A Glance Liverpool…
A highlight of the four-day bank holiday weekend, it’s safe to say that Baltic Weekender has been reinstated as one of the ‘go-to’ multi-genre festivals in Liverpool. The once industrialised area of the Baltic Triangle is now a hub for the alternative. With its venues being the former warehouses that surround Jamaica Street, it the perfect setting for this weekend’s occasion. The Baltic Weekender team put on another weekend of varied acts across the venues…
Little Amal is set to journey through England, visiting Liverpool along the way, during World Refugee Week, from 19 – 27 June 2022, to meet new friends and share a message of hope. Following her now celebrated 8,000km journey from the border of Syria and Turkey, Little Amal, a 3.5 metre puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian girl refugee, has become an international symbol of human rights. She has come to represent the millions of refugee children…
Whether you’re renovating, extending, or simply trying to finish a difficult project, we know how important it is to find an honest, highly skilled local tradesperson to help. Plus, with Brits spending over £110bn on home improvements throughout the pandemic, you won’t be alone if you need a professional to finish that job you started. If you’re looking for a tradesperson in and around the Liverpool area, here are some tips from a study to…
Martin Stilwell’s debut EP comes off the back of an 8 year hiatus. Previously having been the front man for Liverpool bands Alterkicks and Dead Cities, he has taken the decision to go solo with Bathed in Light. Not a newbie to the music scene, Stilwell is a singer songwriter who has been making music for over 20 years and has performed all over the UK, including shows at Glastonbury and T in the Park. …
From the moment you walk through the gates of Dutch Farm, you get an overwhelming sense of community, pride and belonging. Established by YMCA Together in 2011 in the South Liverpool suburbs, the project uses the power of nature to engage people experiencing homelessness, domestic abuse, problematic substance use and challenging mental health issues. It’s a place of tranquillity, reflection, creativity, and somewhere for individuals to enhance their skill set while creating friendships and supporting mental health and…
The UK is filled with many famous landmarks in both the north and the south which is why so many people flock to visit them every year. These visitors are both UK natives as well as international tourists with Britain bringing in around 1.3 million visitors between July and September alone last year. These landmarks are both manmade as well as natural so you really do get to see everything when you witness UK landmarks.…
Liverpool is a city that looks unrecognisable compared to two decades ago. With several regeneration projects, many of which were fuelled by the city’s European Capital of Culture status, this is a place that has become a powerhouse. Developments like Liverpool ONE have transformed the city into what it is today. Our wonderful hometown is on the up and continues to be a fantastic place to live, work, study and have fun. More work is…
It has been confirmed that there will be a Liverpool FC Paris Fan Zone for the Champions League Final. Fans will be able to gather and soak up the matchday atmosphere together ahead of the big game. Liverpool have been working with French authorities and it is now official that there will be a fan zone on Saturday, 28 May at Cours de Vincennes, Paris. The fan zone will be open between 1pm – 5.30pm.…
Join One Fine Day for the ultimate Liverpool FC pre-parade party. Before the parade reaches The Strand, you can celebrate in style at the venue on Sunday 29 May. It’s been an incredible journey for the Reds and now whatever happens in Paris there will be a spectacular celebration through the streets of Liverpool. One Fine Day are hosting an Liverpool FC pre-parade party, soundtracked by a DJ playing all the best Liverpool anthems. There…
We recently caught up with Mike Ryan, the New Brighton singer-songwriter, and chatted about the Klee Music EdenHurst Sessions, his choice of cover, and his new album. His five song set – including a fantastic cover of Esme Bridie’s Only Lonely People – can be purchased in limited CD and download formats from Klee Music. Liverpool Noise: How did you get involved in the Klee Music EdenHurst Sessions? Mike Ryan: I have the legend that…
If you’re going to be staying in the city of Liverpool for any length of time, then you owe it to yourself to make time to fully explore and appreciate the city. This applies especially to students, who’ll be using their time in the city not only to explore their surroundings, but to explore themselves, too. There’s more to this part of the country than pop music and football, and if you’re going to get…
We caught up with Katlyn Conroy, aka Cheery, as she prepares to leave her home in the USA and move to Liverpool. We find out about her music and what’s she’s got planned for the rest of the year. Liverpool Noise: You’re from Kansas, in the US, how did you end up in Liverpool? Katlyn: Love! I met a fantastic scouser a few years back, and over a good amount of trips over to the…
Sound City celebrated its 15th anniversary in style earlier this month, with some truly exciting up-and-coming artists taking to the multiple stages across city centre venues. First up on Friday, Sound City+, the festival’s industry conference took place, with some fascinating panel discussions, talks and interviews happening in various venues. We’ve always found Sound City+ to be a great learning and networking experience for those involved in the music industry. Then, on Saturday the music…
There are many locations perfect for dates. Around England’s northwest, one of the most obvious suggestions would be touching down in Liverpool. This city has been renowned for its exciting art culture for decades. After all, this was where the so-called ‘Merseybeat’ originated back in the ‘Swinging Sixties, exemplified by The Beatles – still, where many fans are concerned, the greatest pop band ever. So, don’t waste any more time. Check out the press, make…
Stranger Things season four is set to be released on the 27 May and inspired by the show’s alternate dimension, ‘The Upside Down’, burger restaurant, Fat Hippo, has revealed their number one hack which can ‘transform’ the taste of a burger. The hack is simply eating the burger upside down to ensure the burger’s juices are absorbed into the thicker lid of the bun. Fat Hippo have also researched other, lesser known and simple yet transformative hacks…
A Liverpool FC parade will take place in the city on Sunday 29 May, from 4pm. The Mayor of Liverpool, Joanne Anderson had already invited the club to take part in a victory parade in preparation for the potential outcome of the season, but following last Saturday’s Wembley win, this has been extended to include the FA Cup. The club has officially accepted the offer so it’s all systems go for the parade at 4pm…
The UK meat-free brand Quorn is working with KFC to develop new additions to their vegan food range. The plans include KFC vegan chicken buckets, after the huge success of the KFC Vegan Burger. In 2020, KFCs Vegan Burger was added to the fast food chain’s permanent menu, after proving to be so popular during its pilot scheme. It was initially launched for Veganuary, consisting of a Quorn vegan fillet coated in KFC’s original recipe,…
Update: Liverpool FC will have a victory parade on Sunday 29 May. With Liverpool one trophy closer to a monumental quadruple, fans may get the chance to celebrate their successful season with a victory parade through the city. But an Liverpool victory parade depends on how the rest of the season pans out. Liverpool city council has confirmed that there will be a victory parade only if Liverpool win the Premier League or Champions League…
Helen Maw’s latest release could be seen as a brave move – being that it is an instrumental piece – but it is one that pays off in a handsome fashion. Indeed, it highlights Maw’s musical strengths away from the singer-songwriter genre. Sonically, After Hours is most interesting, as it manipulates not only melody but depth of sound. The low bass notes that signals the sound of the piece is a constant throughout, which reminds…