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This weekend sees the launch of a three month marathon piano busking festival. The unique musical extravaganza “Tickle the Ivories” kicks off with a fantastic parade around the city centre

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For the second time in the space of six months Mike Peters strode onto the Liverpool Academy stage and wowed a crowd that for all intent purposes takes him to

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Mike and the Mechanics have been away a long time. At one time the band was the epitome of good music, thoughtful, creatively intelligent lyrics that would make the heart

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Sir Bob Geldof, the former front man with the Punk/Pop band The Boom Town Rats, is to perform at the Southport Theatre here on Merseyside in September of this year. The

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I’ve been an ardent collector of vinyl records, especially albums since my days at art school. I still marvel at the creative and beautiful, sometimes bizarre art work on the

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Sparrow and the Workshop continue to be Scotland’s best kept secret, which is a massive shame for the band and for the possible fans that haven’t quite come across this

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For Roger Hodgson to come to Liverpool and play at the Philharmonic Hall is one of those rare moments in time that if you are a lover of good, honest

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Foo Fighters, Wasting Light. Album Review. April 13th 2011 For any band to follow up one of their finest albums especially after a four year gap can be daunting, especially when

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Bob Dylan received a rapturous welcome from 6000 young Chinese at his first gig in China, Dylan who will turn 70 on May 24th, enthralled the crowd at the workers

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In May of next month, a staggering audience of 130 million viewers across the continent will tune into the Eurovision song contest. The annual competition to find Europe’s tackiest pop song

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Mercury Midnight, Gig Review. The Masque, Liverpool. March 30th 2011 There are a lot of bands around who take time to get back into their stride after taking a considerable long

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Funeral For a Friend, Gig Review. 02 Academy, Liverpool. March 27th 2011 With five studio albums to their name, Funeral for a Friend can be considered at the top of the

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Of all the many bands working in the Rock milieu today, The Blackout are the master craftsmen. To appreciate this tremendous hard core Rock Band you have to experience them in

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Twin Atlantic are a four piece Indie band from Glasgow who are carving out a big reputation for themselves and have been tipped by many to become one of the

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There can’t have been a more important building on Saturday night than The Casa on Hope Street. In the last few years it has played host to some of the

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In the space of five days The Liverpool Academy plays host to three bands that symbolise the desire and want for change that permeates through the news in these austere

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