Legendary reggae artist, Dawn Penn, will grace the stage at this year’s Positive Vibration – Festival of Reggae, joining an already stellar line-up, which includes Asian Dub Foundation, Mad Professor, Hollie Cook, Twinkle Brothers, Gentleman’s Dub Club, Zion Train, General Levy, Congo Natty, Mungo’s Hi
Today would have been the start of the Postive Vibration Festival. However, due to the global Covid-19 pandemic these plans had to be changed. As you will already know, this year’s Positive Vibration reggae festive could not take place, but there is great news as
Following the lockdown measures introduced in March 2020, The Positive Vibrations Festival has been rescheduled for June 2021 After a one year hiatus, Positive Vibration is returning 2021 bigger and better than ever before. Taking place over the 12 & 13 June across the Baltic Triangle,
Great news for the Baltic Triangle’s music and festival scene as Positive Vibration Festival return in 2020. After a year-long hiatus, the UK’s award-winning celebration of reggae music and Jamaican culture returns to the Baltic Triangle 12 & 13 June 2020. Positive Vibration is a fantastic
Liverpool’s iconic Sound City, the UK’s leading independent festival and industry conference for emerging music, arts and discovery, returns for its 13 th year across Friday May 1 st – Sunday 3 rd 2020 to launch next year’s festival season in fine style. Tickets go
The Tea Street Band returned this year with their critically acclaimed new record “Frequency”. Formed in 2010, the group was founded from members of local indie band The Maybes, who had at that time just broken up. Now, The Tea Street Band are set to play
Liverpool band, Silent-K are described as “Progressive safari punk from Knowsley” and the group claim to bring “new music for a silent generation”. Talking to frontman and founder Chris Taylor (AKA The Pineapple King), he explained the origins of the sore-tooth, rough-edge rockers: “The band's
High-energy rap duo Ross Standaloft and Leon Rhymes formed Too Many Ts and have now taken the hip-hop world by storm with their debut album ‘South City’. With performances supporting hip-hop giants such as Public Enemy, Big Daddy Kane and De La Soul, Too Many
Aimée Steven is one of Liverpool’s most exciting emerging artists and has already impressed with her debut single My Name and is now set to perform at Liverpool’s Sound City Festival. The 23-year-old has now assembled a backing band and launched her new single on
Sound City+ has revealed three iconic artists that will head-up this year’s panel: Chrissie Hynde, Andy McCluskey and Erin Tonkon. The award-winning Sound City Festival is returning on Friday 3rd – Sunday 5th May, along with its jam-packed sister conference Sound City+. This year there will