Liverpool music gig guide – Dream Wife, The Fall, Red Rum Club and much more
With the world watching the President elect, Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald finds far more exciting events closer to home.
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When In Manchester II feat. INHEAVEN, The Amazons & more: The Ruby Lounge, Manchester
After a hugely successful debut festival, When In Manchester returned for an even bigger part two with INHEAVEN topping the…
Getintothis guestlist selections Part Three: Liverpool bands and artists on 2016
From established greats to the future of Merseyside music, an array of Liverpool’s best and brightest bands pick out their…
Getintothis’ Best Tracks of 2016 – Singles Club End of Year Special
In his Singles Club round up of 2016 Getintothis’ Matthew Wood reflects on a year that has left many with shattered hearts…
Liverpool to host international Music Tourism Convention at Titanic Hotel
With Liverpool chosen to host the first event of its kind, Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald has all the details of another coup…
When In Manchester announce INHEAVEN, The Amazons and more for December festival – full stage times
After their acclaimed launch event in April, new music champions When In Manchester return with a Christmas festival this December, Getintothis Jake…
Natalie McCool, Black Mountain Lights, Halem: Buyer’s Club, Liverpool
As Natalie McCool returns to her hometown after an arduous tour and new album, Getintothis’ Amaan Khan joins in the…
Getintothis Album Club #9: Deap Vally, Goat, Grumbling Fur, Natalie McCool, Nick Cave, Warpaint
With summer but a distant memory and autumn taking hold, Getintothis’ writers suggest some long-playing accompaniments to the shortening of…
Liverpool music gig guide – The Zutons, Elvana, INHEAVEN and much more.
With such a wealth of talent coming regularly to our city, Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald is here with a reminder of…
Buyers Club celebrates first birthday with weekender event
As Buyers Club reveals the lineup of a four day event to celebrate its birthday, Getintothis’ Adam Lowerson looks back…