Sea Bass IV, Deadliest Catch – Meatraffle, Jo Mary, Beija Flo and more: Sound, Liverpool
Meatraffle headlined an all day mini festival at Sound Food and Drink and Getintothis’ Graham Smillie was there to catch…
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Meatraffle headline thirteen-strong Sea Bass lineup for Jo Mary Halloween all-dayer
Jo Mary have unveiled a monster lineup for their Meatraffle all day event at Sound, here’s Getintothis’ Lewis Ridley on a night…
Getintothis Live Weekly Preview: Blancmange, Genevieve Artadi, MAPS, EMMAS & more…
Here’s another week of live guests to keep you entertained in these times of isolation, Getintothis’ Matty Loughlin-Day brings the…
Singles Club #188
With Christmas and New Year excess now fading into the ever more distant memory, Getintothis’ Matty Lear has a round…
Getintothis’ 2018 Year In Review: best gigs, event, albums, venues, festival, label, hero and more
A difficult and sometimes damaging year draws to a close, Getintothis’ Peter Guy offers his annual reflection and wonders how Liverpool can rebuild.
Liverpool music gig guide: – Jo Mary, Hannah and The Wick Effect, Tracky, The Bohos, New Year’s Eve and more
We say goodbye to 2018 with yet more gigs, as Getintothis’ Simon Kirk has all the details in the…
Liverpool City Region Music Board and how it can galvanise Merseyside’s music industry
With citywide creative collaboration on the agenda, Getintothis’ Will Whitby outlines the intentions, ideas and benefits that the Liverpool City Region…
Singles Club #183
In an unintentionally animal-themed week of new music, Getintothis’ Matthew Wood lets loose the tracks with the biggest bite in…
Liverpool’s Positive Vibration festival announce fallow year
Infrastructure improvements and Baltic Triangle developments have prompted the Positive Vibration team to put their festival on pause until 2020. Getintothis’…
Liverpool music gig guide: Father John Misty, Phosphorescent, BC Camplight, Dead Meadow and much more
After a hectic week around the live music traps, this week is more about quality than quantity Getintothis’ Simon Kirk reports…