Liverpool’s state of the art concert hall, The Tung Auditorium continue to present eclectic live music in the venue and still have lots more to come this Summer… Firstly, Sarah Jane Morris returns on 29th May with The Sisterhood, Volume 2 – a project celebrating the lives and achievements of twelve female singer-songwriters – the […]
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The Tung Auditorium have announced its first few shows for Autumn-Winter 2026 and as ever, the season is shaping up to be another incredibly diverse programme of live music, art and performance… The Autumn season begins with some incredible Classical performances from two of The Tung’s previous affiliate ensembles. Performing repertoire from both Mozart and […]
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Get closer to incredible live performances by celebrated artists from across jazz, contemporary and folk/roots… This May, defining dark-Americana duo The Handsome Family, plus the extraordinary Sarah Jane Morris return to The Tung with The Sisterhood Volume 2, a powerful tribute to the female artists who have shaped musical history. Showcasing artists with local roots, the venue also presents […]
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Liverpool Arab Arts Festival (LAAF), the UK’s longest running annual festival of Arab arts and culture, and returns for its 24th year this July. Founded in 1998, LAAF exists to support and champion creatives from across the Arab region and its diaspora, in the belief that art and creativity have the power to express a […]
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This Spring, renowned Artist Pete McKee is partnering with Music Venue Trust on a UK Tour of his exhibition ‘The Boy With a Leg Named Brian’. The tour is stopping at District in Liverpool on 16th May. Favoured by musicians, designers and iconic brands, Pete’s work has been commissioned by the likes of Noel Gallagher, Arctic Monkeys and fashion designer Sir […]
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More international bands have been announced for this year’s Africa Oyé festival in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. Joining the likes of Fatoumata Diawara, Patoranking and Janet Kay are bands from Mozambique, Trinidad and a Senegalese London-based collective. The festival this year takes place on 20th and 21st June in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. Ghorwane, the legendary band […]
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A vibrant celebration of the arts returns to Liverpool this April with Angel Field Festival – this year’s proceedings will feature an exciting and diverse line up of music, theatre, visual art, storytelling and more. Hosted by Liverpool Hope University, the festival takes place on the University’s Creative Campus from Friday 17th April to Saturday 25th April 2026. The multi-arts […]
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Janet Kay, Nana Benz Du Togo, and Kizaba join the three artists already announced for Africa Oyé ’26 - eco-punks Fulu Miziki, Afrobeats heavyweight Patoranking, and the Afrofuturist chanteuse Fatoumata Diawara.
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20 Stories High, Graeae Theatre Company, Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse, LEEDS 2023, Young Disabled Artists and Community Activists have launched The Access Manifesto – an urgent and pioneering call to action, encouraging arts organisations and cultural institutions to be more accessible to Deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent young people throughout the UK. Advocating for ‘A New […]
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There’s still plenty more to come this Spring from Liverpool’s state-of-the-art concert hall, The Tung Auditorium… check out the venue’s Spring/Summer 2026 programme for more vibrant and diverse live music, featuring a dazzling array of genres and acclaimed performers. British jazz legend Courtney Pine returns to The Tung this March with his award-winning project, House of Legends. This highly-anticipated performance […]
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