A Day At Africa Oyé: Opinion
Africa Oyé Festival 2023 will take place on 17/18th June in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. We take a deeper look at what to expect.
Africa Oyé announces full line-up for 2023 Festival in Sefton Park: News
Acts representing Ghana, D.R Congo, Cuba, and Colombia are included in the latest, and final announcement from Africa Oyé.
MerryMeet – Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room: Live Review
One band, two venues and three gigs in one day.
Jenny Colquitt – Live at Leaf, Liverpool: Interview
We catch up with rising star Jenny Colquitt, towards the end of her sell-out, UK tour.
Real Terms – Vantage: Album Review
Intricate and accomplished debut album from Liverpool alt-pop experimentalists, Real Terms.
Steve Hackett – Liverpool Philharmonic: Live Review
A whole lotta revisiting involving Liverpool Philharmonic, Steve Hackett, Genesis and Foxtrot.
Havana Meets Kingston – Something special is afoot in Liverpool: News
Havana Meets Kingston – Something special is afoot in Liverpool. All the news here.
Tim Bowness – The Prohibition Sessions, Liverpool: Live Review
Tim Bowness. Peter Chilvers and Matt Stevens are at the Prohibition Studios in Liverpool.
Ian Prowse – One Hand On The Starry Plough: Album Review
Amsterdam frontman Ian Prowse brings a message of hope – from out of the depths of despair
Hushtones – Whiskey And Winter: New Single and Xmas gig…
News of Whiskey And Winter – the new single from Liverpool’s Hushtones and their Christmas headline show at Jimmy’s.
Carcass – Torn Arteries: Album Review
Carcass return with the follow up to Surgical Steel. Torn Arteries is another blood soaked album of gore infused melodic death metal.
Hushtones – Greetings From The Other Side: Album Review
Hushtones follow up the promise of their Sinking single with an album that shows they’re more than just purveyors of lush pop sensibilities.
Hushtones – Sinking: New Single Review
Sinking, the new single from Liverpool’s Hushtones is out now.
The Coral – Coral Island: Album Review
ALBUM OF THE WEEK
Partly inspired by old photographs of seaside towns, The Coral’s latest album is a bright and breezy collection of tunes instilled with their sixties sound.
Ian Skelly of The Coral: Interview
Ian Skelly joins us to talk about his fantastic new album, Drifter’s Skyline; an album full of wonderfully catchy and brisk tunes.
