Head to Band on the Wall this Wednesday to catch indie-folk duo, That Old Quiet Lighthouse, celebrating their latest single.
Having last played at the stalwart venue six years ago, they are beyond excited to be returning to play the Copper Bar stage alongside a number of other special guests.
If you’ve not yet made plans for Friday night, keep Daft Funk Live on your radar.
These lot are one of the world’s most renowned Daft Punk tribute bands – diligently constructing a ‘live’ rendition of Daft Punk’s legendary performances and appearances.
Incorporating their own synchronised light shows together with live instruments to give a truly immersive and unique experience, it’s clear that this one is shaping up to be mega.
Get yourself over to Gorilla this Friday night to see Manchester-based post-punk band, Ist Ist, take to the stage putting on yet another uncompromisingly intense live shows,
Complete with a ‘fierce northern DIY work ethic’, their latest album ‘Light A Bigger Fire’ recently peaked at number 25 in the Official Album Charts, finally breaking the band into the Top 40 after predecessor ‘Protagonists’ reached number 41.
If you’re into folk music, be sure to swing by Gullivers this weekend to see British folk star, Jim Moray, who is embarking on his third decade as a professional musician.
Moray, who finds himself as one of the most celebrated interpreters of folk song in the UK, will also be joined by special guest, Amelia Coburn.
- Words:
- Rhiannon Ingle
- Published on:
- Tue 14 Jan 2025
If you’re up for a mid-week motive, why not check out Liverpool-based live psych jazz/trip-hop trio, Bop Kaballa, at Matt & Phreds this Tuesday?
Known for their eclectic spiritual and cosmic sounds, tied together by top-tier musicianship, this trio boasts an impressive array of live performance collaborations with some of the scene’s best MCs and instrumentalists.