Campaign launched to save music therapy charity – “Never before has our survival been more threatened”
The ongoing covid-19 pandemic is threatening the very existence of Merseyside’s oldest music therapy charity, Getintothis’ Nedim Hassan brings us…
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Africa Oyé light up the lockdown with radio shows, digital exhibitions and more
As Africa Oye festival organisers adjust their plans for a summer like no other, Getintothis’ Lob Klopper on the digital…
Getintothis top five #60: most read music, gigs, features and stories of the week
At the close of another busy week, here’s Getintothis’ Max Richardson with the top five stories of the week.
Liverpool gig guide: rescheduled and new shows including Amyl & The Sniffers, Nick Mason, Arxx, Soul II Soul and more
In the thick of a decidedly odd Bank Holiday Weekend, more new and rescheduled gigs have been announced, Getintothis’ Simon…
Getintothis LIVE: Paul Simpson, Ruth Dillon, Hannah Peel, Gareth Rees – full schedule and guests for this week
Here’s another week of live guests to keep you entertained in these times of no fun, no flour and no…
Everything Everything share new single and details of 5th album
Everything Everything are back with a new single alongside news on their next album, Getintothis’ Danni King has all the details.
New album releases this week: The 1975, Tim Burgess, Woods, Badly Drawn Boy and more
With May in full-swing and a glimmer of nice weather, so are the new releases and Getintothis’ Simon Kirk shares…
DMA’S, Circa Waves, Red Rum Club set for Everton’s Lockdown Sessions as Graham McCusker releases Christie hopsital charity single
Mandela8 and Granby Toxteth Development Trust have launched a new food and hygiene crowdfunded and Getintothis’ Lewis Ridley has the news…
Dawsons Music saved by Manchester entrepreneur from going out of business
Dawsons Music is saved from closure, Getintothis’ Peter Guy reports on the sale new owners.
The Reader announces new at-home service to keep communities connected
As the world continues to adapt to life in lockdown, The Reader has transformed its service for these unusual times…