Category: Live
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Deaf School, Invisible Wind Factory 09/12/2017
The lights are up and the feeling is in the air and it’s not really because of Christmas itself, more-so the fact that Deaf School were back in town. The bright Liverpool legends aren’t just shy of the city, they rarely play anywhere but now that their first album in 39 years is tightly in…
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Saint Etienne, The Clientele, Manchester O2 Ritz 02/12/2017
Christmas time is here again, a time of traditions, of annual get-togethers to take comfort in the familiar, unflinching and unchanging within a rapidly changing world. One such activity that has become an annual tradition is the Saint Etienne holiday tour, the first acceptable weekend for a Christmas party, and luckily for the trio, the…
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Happy Mondays, Liverpool Olympia 01/12/2017
Madchester legends Happy Mondays take to the stage at the Liverpool Olympia to step-on with a smashing show. The bitter nights of December kick-off with the Madchester heroes Happy Mondays make their welcomed return to Liverpool. With a shining catalogue of rave classics, the Mondays a true, classic British ’90s band. While the Mondays are…
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JAWS, Marsicans, Social Contact, The Magnet 24/11/2017
The B-Town indie pop band, Jaws, took on The Magnet last night, and appeared to be all conquering. Halfway through their headline UK tour, Jaws turned up to The Magnet, which, from the rate at which the gig sold out, seems like a remarkably small venue for a band of this size and hype. Having…
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The Slow Readers Club, Desperate Journalist, Albert Hall Manchester 24/11/2017
A cold, wet night in Manchester on arguably the most heartless, cynical day of the calendar year, Black Friday- a year rather has been rather negative to boot. Sometimes it is best to simply embrace the gloom for what it is, and within the Manchester Albert Hall, two bands have bridged the north-south divide and…
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Blondie, Mustang, O2 Apollo Manchester 11/11/2017
The bee-loving Blondie hits the hard-working bee symbolising Manchester for a sell-out, hit-filled show at the O2 Apollo. Blondie is a polarising, legendary new wave band that through their forty year history, has created some of the punk-world’s most brilliant works. That’s the best thing about Blondie, they’re a punk band who creates pop sounds,…
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The Killers, Alex Cameron, Echo Arena Liverpool 09/11/2017
After five years away, The Killers return to Liverpool to set it alight with a wonderful wonderful show at the Echo Arena, with Alex Cameron. The Killers are one of the greatest bands of the 21st century, but what makes them still relevant, if they are? Tonight, the Las Vegas big-shots The Killers make their…
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Liverpool Music Week 2017 Closing Party feat. Everything Everything, Perfume Genius & More, Invisible Wind Factory 04/11/2017
Liverpool Music Week 2017 ends as it begins, with one massive party, this time it’s a terrific bill at the Invisible Wind Factory and Northshore Troubadour featuring Everything Everything, Perfume Genius, She Drew The Gun and more. There’s nothing really like a Liverpool Music Week Closing Party, the amount of sheer talent on the same…
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LMW17 – Queen Zee and The Sasstones, Salt The Snail, Forever in Debt, Dead Houses, EBGBS 03/11/2017
Queen Zee and The Sasstones make their homecoming an alternative closing party, with high-octane action from Salt The Snail, Forever in Debt and Dead Houses. Destructive tendencies awake on the penultimate on Liverpool Music Week 2017 when the beloved local punks Queen Zee and The Sasstones create their own alternative closing party. Joining the beloved…
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LMW17: Jungle, Stealing Sheep, Makeness 01/11/2017
Jungle bring the heat to a packed-out Invisible Wind Factory, as the band returns to the UK live scene with style, especially backed by Stealing Sheep and Makeness. The anomalous Makeness open up, bringing their techno-infused pop, creating a raucous sound. The band are very peculiar in their form, bringing that electric techno noise and…
