4 Men 4 Mencap: Brian Nash, Ian McNabb and Ian Prowse: The Zanzibar, Liverpool
Nash, McNabb and Prowse deliver an impassioned set from their own back catalogues and curveballs from Prince to Porno For…
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Expo 70, GNOD, Ancient Ocean: Mello Mello, Liverpool
Salford’s GNOD produce seismic slabs of death disco as Behind The Wall Of Sleep lay on another feast of super…
Cold Shoulder: Dovedale Social, Penny Lane, Liverpool
Cold Shoulder deliver a driving, insistent set at the Dovedale Social’s second offering. Getintothis’ Kate Forrester finds a band set…
The Tea Street Band: Dovedale Social, Penny Lane, Liverpool
GIT Award nominees The Tea Street Band launch a new live music night, The Dovedale Social. Getintothis’ Stephanie Heneghan braves…
Tinariwen: The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
Welcome to the desert! The sandstorm Saharan solos blast into Liverpool Philharmonic, Getintothis’ Sean Bradbury is suitably blown away.
Mark Stewart of The Pop Group, Native Waters: O2 Academy, Liverpool
Post-punk icon and political ranter, The Pop Group’s Mark Stewart was raging down at Eric’s before Getintothis’ Emma Walsh was…
Coffee and Cakes for Funerals, Esco Williams, Manukah, Jay Alexzander: The Kazimier, Liverpool
Coffee and Cakes for Funerals have certainly whipped up some hype over the last few months in Liverpool but Getintothis’…
X & Y Festival part two: We Were Beautiful, Arches, The Thespians, Redwire: St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, O2 Academy
X & Y Festival suffers from dismal downpours but Getintothis’ Lewis Stapleton finds several rays of sunshine to lighten the…
X & Y Festival – picture gallery: REVA, Get Back Colquitt, Cheap Thrills, Idle Frets, The Haptics, Zinc, Fake Street: St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, O2 Academy
X & Y Festival showcased a whole host of new Liverpool bands, Getintothis’ Marie Hazelwood captures the action.
Moon Duo, Hookworms, Gigantes, It’s Murder Beams: The Kazimier, Liverpool
Getintothis enters a kaleidoscopic world of desert drones and far-out fuzz.