Support the Support: WTU with Bolshy
Support the support – for that’s where you’ll see many of the city’s best, and hardest working bands doing the circuit. Plus, you get more bang for your buck, and stay one step ahead of that fickle parabolic curve of cool. “Oh yeah, Knapsack? I saw them when they were supporting Archers of Loaf back [...]
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Radar: Sue Denim
Whimsical ditties and lyrics of the ‘nah, nah, nah, something…something…dreaming’ variety will always find a soft spot in our cold, hard hearts. So check out Sue Denim, bringing her bicycle to town next week. Hooks, harmonies, cycle clips and a severe, glossy bob. Again, she’s pushing all our buttons. Denim manufactured Robots In Disguise when [...]
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Radar: Martin Stephenson and the Daintees
Yes, here’s another classic album about to be performed in full. But, with Boat to Bolivia, you’re in for a masterclass in pared down, infectious songwriting.
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Review: The Stranglers at the O2 Academy
Almost 40 years on The Stranglers are one of the best live music outfits around.
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Radar: The Big Pink
Sharper, shinier and full of indie-electro surprises, The Big Pink head to town this month. But don’t worry, we’re sure Dominoes will end the set in arms-aloft euphoria.
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Second Life: The Lightning Seeds
Ian Broudie is taking the Lightning Seeds back on tour. But it’s not a reunion. As the man himself tells Alan O‘Hare: “You can’t split up with yourself…”
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Review: The La’s at the O2 Academy
La’s lead singer Lee Mavers loses the back beat but finds himself at return Liverpool gig.
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Radar: DJ Shadow
The original instrumental hip-hop maestro is back to his cut and paste best, and back in the city later this year. Sample the goodness that is DJ Shadow.
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Radar: White Denim at O2 Academy
Now with 25% more, Austin’s White Denim bring their rhythm soaked, schizophrenic brand of virtuoso rock’n'roll to the O2 this autumn.
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Blancmange: Just Desserts
Blancmange head to town to show us that not all eighties popstars are content to give us soggy seconds…
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Review: The Stranglers at the O2 Academy
The Stranglers may be getting on a bit, but tonight’s gig – full of curios from their 35-year back catalogue – sounds as fresh as they ever did.
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Hip-Hop Don’t Stop: Jaguar Skillz
Jaguar Skills’ brand of head-rush hip-hop sets the floor alight wherever he plays – so you can expect one very messy Thursday this week, as the big cat comes to town.
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Review: Cast at the O2 Academy
Paul Clark sees Cast return to Liverpool for a triumphant journey back in time to the heyday of Britpop.
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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