Albums Club #36: Stealing Sheep, White Denim, The National, Fat White Family, Mac DeMarco
2019 continues to be a classic year for albums, with Stealing Sheep taking top honours for their hugely impressive Big…
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New Soundbites: The National, Robyn, Forest Swords, No Age, Mugstar, The Emeralds, Capac, Arcade Fire
The last in Getintothis’ album reviews for 2010 finds Liverpool talent Forest Swords, Mugstar and Capac delivering, Robyn and The…
Top 7 music streams to watch this week on lockdown #1: Iggy Pop, Peter Hook & The Light, National Theatre Live and more
With gigs out of the window for the foreseeable future, Getintothis’ Peter Goodbody sorts through the streaming alternatives.
Music Venue Trust launches #saveourvenues national campaign amidst coronavirus
The Music Venue Trust has today launched a new national campaign to try to avoid the widespread closure of music…
Tea Top 10: refreshing songs about the national beverage
For National Tea Day, Getintothis’ Will Neville puts the kettle on and warms a pot for a Top 10 of…
Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia postponed due to coronavirus – PZYK moved to 2021
Pzyk Fest has been forced to postpone this year’s event to 2021, in what is becoming an all too familiar…
Grand National 2020 called off due to coronavirus – fans await information of other Aintree Racecourse events
The world famous Aintree race meeting has been called off due to coronavirus, Getintothis’ Lewis Ridley reports.
Liverpool International Jazz Festival 2020: Capstone Theatre, Liverpool
Liverpool International Jazz Festival, LIJF 2020, brought a weekend of glorious treats, Getintothis’ Jelly Roll Parker was taking it all…
Different Eyes day set for Phase One in aid of the National Autistic Society
Getintothis is proud to team up with Joey King to present Different Eyes Day in April, Lewis Ridley has the details.
Liverpool International Music Festival 2020: LIMF back – but just for one day
LIMF returns to Liverpool’s Sefton Park but just for one day, Getintothis’ Peter Guy on the future of the festival.