Liverpool music venue The Merchant replacing Mello Mello in Spring 2016
The Merchant is to open on Slater Street bringing music, food and drink in Spring 2016.
Browsing: Shipping Forecast
Aquilo, Pink Kink, Halem: The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
Following consecutive summers wowing festival crowds with their brand of simplistic melancholia, Getintothis’ Luke Traynor predicts a bright future for…
Liverpool Music Week 2015: Telegram, Pixx, Shura and more: The Shipping Forecast, Arts Club, Liverpool
As Liverpool Music Week saw Godspeed, Best Coast and Josh T Pearson grabbing the headlines, Getintothis’ Jake Marley was dutifully…
Joey Bada$$ to bring World Domination tour to Liverpool’s O2 Academy
Brooklyn’s meteoric MC Joey Bada$$ is all set upon bringing World Domination as Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald brings the details of…
Liverpool Calling: Six acts to watch at this weekend’s festival
With the third edition of Liverpool Calling ready to drop this weekend, Getintothis’ Craig MacDonald takes a look at six…
Clean Cut Kid – Twenty Years From Now, Vitamin C
As rising Liverpool quartet Clean Cut Kid air new single Twenty Years From Now, Getintothis’ Tom Konstantynowicz sees what all…
TOPS, Gulf, Vynce, Del Florida: Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
Harvest Sun turned out a characteristically solid line-up in The Shipping Forecast on Saturday night and Getintothis’ Paul Dahill was fortunate…
Record Store Day 2015: The sights, the sounds, the Dandy Highwayman – word from Probe, Dig Vinyl, Constellations & more
The city of Liverpool celebrates Record Store Day 2015 in the sunshine. Getintothis’ Shaun Ponsonby checks it out, complete with…
Primitive Man, Sea Bastard, Sloth Hammer, Deathtrip: The Zanzibar, Liverpool
Getintothis’ Mark Greenwood visits the Zanzibar and witnesses a pulsating set from the sludgemeister generals.
Footsteps on the Decks #1: Manchester’s Transmissions, mUmU 7th Birthday and head banging filth
In our first dance music, club culture and electronica column, Getintothis’ Martin Hewitt on the best new beats of 2015 and looks ahead February’s…