Caitlyn Eve’s distinct taste for the emulsion of folk, rock and indie all in the space of a 3-4 minute song is showcased once again by the release of her latest single, ‘Runaway’. Her potential for...

This August, Moonfrog brings you FROGFEST- a unique 12 hour deep dive into some of the most boundary-pushing artists and sounds emerging from Liverpool and across Europe. Located in the District, a...

You could say it’s been a long time coming… I’ve seen Preen live once before – they hosted their Spring Special at The George Tavern a couple of years ago. I knew I’d have to get tickets again if...

It’s a sunny Friday evening and I’m sat on a wall next to my Dad in the middle of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. We’re waiting for doors, sitting just down the road from the one and only District....

Ernest Aines Gig Review: All Hallows Church, Allerton, 6/6/25 All Hallows C of E Church is a hidden gem in the suburb of Allerton just outside of Liverpool  city centre;  nestled in between semi...

Following across-the-board rave reviews and a number 12 UK album chart entry for his album Mahashmashana in November 2024, Father John Misty has announced news of many more live dates for 2025 –...

I’m ashamed to admit that before this gig, I hadn’t heard of the four-piece Welsh punk  band Panic Shack, and I can’t think of a time I’ve ever been so happy to be enlightened! Liverpool must have...

Family-friendly festival returns to the iconic Pier Head over the August Bank Holiday Weekend  Headline artists and special guests include Tony Hadley (ex Spandau Ballet), Sister Sledge Ft. Kathy...

The 90s remains one of the truly iconic decades. Before mobile phones people were glued to TV screens in the 90s: This Life, Sex In The City, Seinfeld, Friends and, ahem, Art Attack, to Trainspotti...

Gengahr’s debut album A Dream Outside turns 10 this June. To celebrate, they’re heading out on tour – bringing their dreamy indie sound to grassroots venues up and down the country. They’re returning...

Tonight, I’m heading to Birkenhead for Do Nothing’s first gig of the year – the Nottingham four-piece are headlining Future Yard’s ‘Onomatoposter’ launch. The exhibition is a collaboration with...

Geneva Jacuzzi is the embodiment of cool and unusual, as was her chosen Liverpool venue for her much anticipated tour with brooding synth pop goddess Riki: The Rough Trade Centre, vinyl and coffee...

It’s been almost a year since I started writing these reviews – since I saw Divorce support Willie J Healey on tour last November. Tonight, I’m heading to Future Yard in Birkenhead to catch them on...

Two stellar shows see out CONTENT’s live programming for 2024 Since launching in May 2023, CONTENT in Liverpool has firmly established itself as one of the UK’s most in-demand live music and events...

Skating Polly, the self described “Ugly Pop” group from Oklahoma, were a band I always anticipated seeing live. Having heard the amount of energy, charisma and raw ‘Riot grrrl’ spirit they had to...

I reach Mountford Hall at about ten to seven and stare in disbelief at the queue that winds around the building in front of me. I follow it round two corners and finally come to a stop somewhere...

The last time I saw junodream was in February. Dad and I got to The Deaf Institute just in time for doors, made our way up the stairs and found ourselves in a tiny room packed to the rafters.  A...

So, here’s the thing – I love Fontaines D.C.  A force from the beginning, the Irish quintet made their debut in 2019 and quickly cemented themselves as indie/alt-rock favourites with their first two...

The first time I really listened to The War On Drugs was last summer.  A friend had recommended them to me – he’d been listening to TWOD quite a bit after seeing them at Glastonbury and had mentioned...