Echo & the Bunnymen deliver a sensational Liverpool show at Camp and Furnace, with Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant revisiting ...

Liverpool punk trio Yee Loi release new single ‘Social Suicide’ ahead of joining Wendy James and Transvision Vamp on their UK ...

Liverpool singer-songwriter Mary Hennessy returns after three years with new single ‘You’re Gonna Ruin Me’, recorded at Docklands Speed Shop.

When I picked up a ticket for Echo and the Bunnymen’s Apples for Isaac album launch, I assumed that, at £25 a pop, it would likely be a run through of the new album and maybe a crowd-pleasing Killing ...

On the May Day Bank Holiday Sunday of 2026, I was hosting a celebration at mine from 5pm, secure in the knowledge that at 7pm, the host would be leaving to traverse the M62 down to Liverpool. What ...

In the latest episode of the chart-topping podcast “Misadventures in Music,” hosts Mick Ord and Ian Prowse delve deep into the vibrant and tumultuous journey of music icon Jayne Casey. Produced by ...

‘Patsy Decline’ is the first release for This Feeling Records – launched in partnership with Warner Music Group’s, ADA Label Services. RATS are four childhood friends that met on the streets of ...

In the new season of Misadventures in Music’ (episode 13) Ian Prowse and Mick Ord take a deep dive into the UK’s Post-Punk music scene (1978-1982) with New Jersey-based writer filmmaker Russell Craig ...

So here’s the thing… Mike McCartney is not just Paul’s brother. (Although yes, that comes up.) He’s a photographer, a performer, a proud Liverpudlian, and a member of the iconic satirical pop group ...

Torture and the Desert Spiders are a left-field garage project fronted by New Jersey songwriter, Anna Kunz. Now joined by Scouse bassist, Clara Cicely and Welsh drummer, Maxime Meunier- they are ...

A musical celebration, natural wonders and a harrowing history – Prince Far Out explores Belfast; the nooks, the crannies and the awe-inspiring, spectacular scenery, flown in on a mystic via a ...

This is not a true story. I’m not a fan of The Beatles. That maybe sacrilege for a person, let alone a musician, to say in these parts, a mere river away from the iconic city that homed them but I’m ...