On The Corner at Constellations revealed, Lucid Dream, Weatherall dates as Albert Dock launches radio station
Musicologist and dance titan Andrew Weatherall reveals Liverpool date as Island, The Lucid Dream and Father Murphy add gigs in the…
Browsing: Andrew Weatherall
Festival No. 6 reveal Franz Ferdinand, Friendly Fires, The Charlatans plus latest line up additions
Festival No. 6 reveal their headliners plus a huge raft of new talent, Getintothis’ Trent Bridge reveals the latest artists…
Trevor Fung Interview: Ibiza and the birth of acid house
As Dance Music legend Trevor Fung prepares to play a Boxing Night set at Liverpool’s Fusion, Getintothis’ Banjo chats with…
Lost Liverpool #22: thrills, pills and Toblerone – the carnage and chaos behind Voodoo clubnight
Lost Liverpool journeys back to the 90s and looks at just what happened when regulars of techno club Voodoo took…
Sound City+ with Peaches, Andrew Weatherhall, Seymour Stein and more: Camp and Furnace, Liverpool
As Sound City+ provides a day of networking and discussions with the music industry, Getintothis’ Amaan Khan and Chris Flack revelled in the conversation.
Sound City+ announces conference line up including Jah Wobble, Don Letts, Peaches and Andrew Weatherall
As Liverpool Sound City announces the line up for its Sound City+ conference, Getintothis’ Adam Lowerson has the scoop.
Hull 2017 reveals four special weekend-long festivals
UK City of Culture for next year, Hull 2017 continues to roll out its programme, Getintothis’ Cath Bore has the…
Liverpool dance music – a year in review plus top 10 albums of 2016
As we approach 2017 like some sort of driverless steam train, hurtling towards the New Year with murderous intent, Getintothis’…
Lost Liverpool #13: The Beat of Bold Street Part 2, the Mardi Gras and G-Love
In the 13th Lost Liverpool column, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald picks up where he left off and revisits the beat of Bold…
Primal Scream’s Screamadelica turns 25 – Don’t Fight It, Feel It –
As Primal Scream’s Screamadelica turns 25, Getintothis’ Banjo looks into the story of a classic album