Liverpool gig guide: new and rescheduled shows including TOPs, Drab City, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Twilight Sad and more
Today welcomes several new announcements and some rescheduled shows for 2021 as Getintothis’ Simon Kirk reveals the details.
Browsing: Echo and the Bunnymen
Echo and the Bunnymen’s debut album Crocodiles heads towards its 40th birthday
One of Liverpool’s great breakthrough albums turns 40 years old this year, time for Getintothis’ Jono Podmore to revisit with…
Liverpool Arts Diary: FACT, Homotopia, WOWfest and more – May/June 2020
From the dawn chorus to psychedelic capitalism via Jeremy Corbyn this month’s Arts Diary is surprisingly packed Getintothis’ Roy Bayfield…
If Liverpool loses Parr Street Studios it loses the right to be called City of Music
Liverpool’s iconic Parr Street Studios may be demolished if a planning application is approved, Getintothis’ Peter Guy says the impact…
The Teardrop Explodes’ Wilder: an album designed to alienate pop fans
As part of our Lost Albums series, Getintothis’ Banjo looks at the strange story of The Teardrop Explodes’ second album,…
Kelly Lee Owens new album, Bunnymen and OMD to play Wirral festival, The Florrie launch Food Union
Speedo Mick is to be honoured by his home city as Romeo Stodart of The Magic Numbers comes to town,…
Dave Haslam releases new book Searching For Love about Courtney Love’s time in Liverpool
Hacienda DJ, writer and author Dave Haslam releases the third in his series of Art Decades books next month and…
Getintothis top five #23: most read music, gigs, features and stories of the week
At the climax of yet another week, Getintothis’ Max Richardson brings you the roundup of the top stories and gigs…
Edwyn Collins, Gabi Garbutt and the Illuminations, Seatbelts: Arts Club, Liverpool
Edwyn Collins paid a triumphant visit to Liverpool for a gig at Arts Club, and Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald was there…
Fusion presents: Kings Of Leon, Franz Ferdinand, Echo And The Bunnymen, Circa Waves
It’s a fun-filled Friday festival in Sefton Park, Getintothis’ Steven Doherty tells us all about it, from the sublime to…