Following the triumphant return of their renowned Indika Festival, Milap are bringing some of the most acclaimed names in contemporary Indian music to the North West in Spring 2026.
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Ten years on from Domino, an evolved McGuinness is back with a new album, released on Docklands Speed Shop & Mellowtone Records. With two well received singles, Seascape and London, released in 2025 - his eagerly awaited new album, Eugene McGuinness Versus The Universe is released in March '26.
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“London” is the majestic new single from the returning Eugene McGuinness. Adorned with sweeping string sections and lovelorn lyricism, the latest track from the breakthrough talent is both a stirring paean and playful personification of the capital. “a nimble lyricist and a cheerfully wordy raconteur of contemporary nightlife” The Guardian Photo by Robin Clewley McGuinness’ wry […]
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A choir involving people with experience of homelessness and marginalisation will return to Liverpool for a much-loved festive event this December.
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After a packed Autumn season of brilliant shows, Liverpool’s thriving combined arts venue – Unity Theatre – forges ahead with its ever-popular Christmas programme. Serving as a counterpoint to the mainstream, Unity exist to champion diverse arts and platform underrepresented voices – and this year’s festive shows do just that! Kicking things off on 3rd […]
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Africa Oyé have teamed up with the Liverpool Philharmonic and Mellowtone to bring the acclaimed Afel Bocoum to the city in January 2026 for what's set to be a spectacular show to start the year.
Read MoreEmbrace the short, crisp days and cold, long nights. The festive season can often be a hectic time of year. Wintering is a balm for the soul – an invitation to slow down, to reconnect with the land and one another, as we usher in the solstice. What if we made peace with the darkest […]
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As the season enters its festive period, The Tung Auditorium will be celebrating throughout December with its annual Christmas concerts from the talented University of Liverpool students (LUMS, Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir), and the return of a number of popular ensembles with special seasonal shows, including Liverpool Welsh Choral, Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Brass Band and Liverpool Cathedral Girls' Choir.
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The jewel in Liverpool's festival crown will return as a ticketed event in 2026 with organisers committed to making it as affordable as possible for its audience.
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Experience Carnatic (South Indian classical) music like never before. On the 29th October, as part of Indika Festival, A Carnatic Quartet visit Liverpool, hosting two concerts at Liverpool’s beloved Philharmonic.
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