Young women from Liverpool are being encouraged to get involved in the music industry. Musicians, performers, event organisers, journalists and photographers and technicians are all invited. The initiative, called Bangin’ Pans, kicks off with a launch at Constellations. The night includes music from female-led performers Soul Rays,
Sound City is incredibly proud to announce its main wave of artists for this year’s 12th edition, following on from 2018’s spectacular sold out weekend. As the UK’s leading independent festival for emerging talent, it is a definitive zeitgeist of sounds, styles and cerebral sessions. There’s
Dry-January is a welcome addition to the cultural calendar as we take a well-deserved break from the excesses of the festive period. However, the days of our self-imposed prohibition are numbered as we look towards the horizon of a new month and yearn for the
“Ping Pong Fight Club gave our company a great opportunity to not only polish up on our ping pong skills, it also gave us a reason to pull together. We spent the entire night shouting, hugging and having a ball. This has to be on
Bongo’s Bingo is incredibly proud to reveal its March dates for Liverpool. The action returns to Camp and Furnace, one of the region’s most iconic venues which has hosted some incredible Bongo’s Bingo shows during the last few years, and is the spiritual home of the
Beer and fashion are the subjects of this months Baltic Broadcasting Company podcast brought to you by our resident beer swilling fashion gurus Mark Reeson and Mick Ord. They've been speaking to two Liverpool and Baltic Triangle based companies at the sharp end of industries that
Liverpool start-up Koffin is tackling rising funeral costs by using advanced material testing and 3D printing technology to help create its first batch of customisable eco-coffins, with support from business programme LCR 4.0. With funeral costs having risen over 70 per cent in the last decade,
Liverpool Nightlife collective, SisBis are delighted to welcome the all-star trio of DJs, Winds & Skins (Donna Leake, Debora Ipekel and Ece Duzgit) to 24 Kitchen Street on Saturday 23 February 2019. They’ll be joined by SisBis resident Giovanna, with visuals by local illustrator, Helena