Author: Sounds From Nowhere

At 9:00am on 29th December 1974, The Beatles officially broke up. It’s quite strange, Paul McCartney officially filed to end The Beatles‘ contractual deal four years earlier but that was the date the greatest band in the world officially ended. The Fab Four‘s final record came in May 1970 with Let It Be, one of…

London‘s punk prince Jamie T was set to play the Liverpool Olympia on October 13th on his Trick Tour but cancelled due to illness, along with his Brixton Academy gig. Announced today via Liverpool Olympia, Jamie T will try again on November 17th 2016. Jamie T will play the Liverpool Olympia on November 17th, while…

Liverpool Music Week 2016 is almost upon us and it’s looking tremendous, from the amazing headline shows featuring all-girl Californian band Warpaint, “The Master of Horror” John Carptenter and Dinosaur Jr. to the newly announced returning DIY Breaking Out shows with the likes of Amber Arcades, Lets Eat Grandma, The Big Moon and more. It’s…

Legendary rock n’ rollers The Rolling Stones have announced their first studio album in ten years, as the icons will release a blues cover album Lonesome & Blue on December 2nd. After reports and rumours spread across the music world over the last few months, legendary act The Rolling Stones will release an album consisting…

​The innovative guitarist Steve Hackett, who made his name as the guitar player for the Gabriel era of progressive rock legends Genesis, has announced he will tour Genesis‘ 1976 classic Wind & Wuthering in 2017 under his Steve Hackett: Genesis Revisted banner. Hackett, who also released a live DVD/Audio recording of his The Total Experience performance from his 2015 stop at the Philharmonic Hall earlier this year will return to the…

Another Friday night, another gig, this time it’s something special. It’s not everyday underrated punk legends pop into the city but Broken Bow have us sorted for this one as the Blackpool unorthodox, innovative, oddities of post-punk The Membranes dove into the Magnet for an all-out blast of a gig. Firstly opening the proceedings were…

Punk rockers The Vibrators are set for a date at The Magnet in Liverpool this December thanks to Broken Bow. The outfit formed in 1976 and began their wave of terror on the UK punk/new wave scene in-which they were apart of the elite class of one-hit wonder bands are bringing their 40th Anniversary Tour…

Amongst the dozens of official Psych Festivals in the world, from Levitation (Austin Psych Fest) to Eindhoven Psych Lab, while Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia showed they aren’t in the little leagues. Throughout a two-day festival, we found ourselves trapped in an experience of other worldly performances and visuals, all created and curated to blow…

The electronic pioneers Kraftwerk have announced a lengthy UK Tour for next year, including a stop at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The highly influential band Kraftwerk with present one of their 3-D concerts at The Philharmonic Hall on June 11th after presenting similar shows at art museums across the world. Tickets go on-site this Friday…