PHOSPHORESCENT plus special guest BC CAMPLIGHT + WASUREMONO + PENELOPE ISLES Harvest Sun present a brand new annual event and the first of its kind…
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Liverpool Threshold Festival 2018 – Photo Gallery
Liverpool Threshold Festival 2018 – Photo Gallery Threshold, Liverpool’s grass-roots multi-arts festival returned this Spring for its 8th year in the Baltic Triangle on Friday 13th…
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Threshold reveals theme for 2017 festival and invites Visual Artists to showcase work
Threshold Festival, Liverpool’s home-made celebration of music and arts, has revealed the theme for its 2017 event as ‘Darkness & Light’. Visual artists from across Merseyside,…
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The Hyena Kill to play the Arts Club, Liverpool
THE HYENA KILL will release their debut album ATOMISED on 9 September. It’s a beast: eight tracks of feral, ferocious, full-tilt rock n roll noise…
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T in the Park reveals stage splits and Hot new acts joining the bill
With just over 5 weeks to go until the biggest party of the summer, T in the Park festival organisers DF Concerts and founding partner Tennent’s…
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Africa Oyé announces North West talent to be showcased at this year’s festival
Africa Oyé has announced the North West talent that will be showcased in the ‘Oyé Introduces’ portion of this year’s Liverpool festival. Introduced for the first…
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Threshold Festival 2016 – Photo Gallery
The Jackobins – Single Launch – The Magnet Liverpool – Review
The Jackobins have been on our radar for some time now and they have finally released their new single “Waiting on the Sun” and it…
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