Author: Sounds From Nowhere

Future Islands brought their People Who Aren’t There Anymore Tour to the Eventim Olympia, Liverpool, on 28th June 2025, for a sold-out show that felt, from start to finish, like something to hold onto. SFN‘s Cerys Marlowe reports. There are bands you admire, and then there are bands you feel, deeply and almost unreasonably, in…

Lana Del Rey brought her UK and Ireland Tour to Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, on 28th June 2025, in what was one of the most hotly anticipated stadium shows the city has seen. SFN‘s Jack Cinnamond reports. There is something almost poetic about Lana Del Rey playing Anfield. A venue steeped in mythology, drama, and communal…

Father John Misty brought his Mahashmashana Tour to Liverpool, on 27th June 2025, for what proved to be one of the finest shows the cult crooner has played locally. SFN‘s Jack Cinnamond reports. Josh Tillman has been here before, of course. Liverpool and Father John Misty have a warm, long-standing history together, from the early…

Big Weekend came to Liverpool this past weekend, bringing a wave of energy, excitement, and world-class music to Sefton Park, proving once again that Liverpool knows how to throw a festival to remember. SFN‘s Jack Cinnamond reports. BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend descended on Sefton Park, Liverpool, and in doing so, delivered a weekend that…

Dream-pop newcomers Sunday (1994) inspire devotion on their first headline tour. With BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend dominating the music scene in Liverpool this weekend, it would be easy to overlook shows taking place at local venues. Far away from the crowds at Sefton Park, the Arts Club Loft provides an intimate setting, perfect for…

Father John Misty returns to Liverpool ahead of his June show at the Olympia, with a stripped back matinee in the Baltic. While the new Father John Misty album isn’t anything fancy, and honestly, I don’t see it climbing very high in his discography rankings, it feels like it might end up near the bottom…

The purveyors of Act 1.5, a new climate change festival, and sonic activists Massive Attack brought their attention to Liverpool for the first time this past Friday, but will their groundbreaking performance be enough? Purveyors of Act 1.5, a new climate change festival series, and legendary trip-hop activists Massive Attack brought their sonic dispatches to…

A star is clearly in the making at Manchester‘s AO Arena this past Saturday, as Troye Sivan brought his biggest tour yet. We’re in a great age of pop again, with a breath of fresh-air brought by freedom, from the likes of Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Charli XCX, taking storm as new-age icons, Troye Sivan…