Tag: Review
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Indigo Violets: From busking to attacking the Cavern Club full-throttle in 12 months
Thursday saw the Cavern play host to Indigo Violets, a four-piece rock outfit who travelled all the way from the rugged beauty of Galway, Ireland.
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Land in Paris with The Balla – their second single is an escape to another life
With The Balla’s second single, Paris, out January 23, we had an early listen to the infectious new track from one of Liverpool’s fastest-growing bands.
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Top 20 songs from Merseyside in 2025 – RANKED!
Sam Millne picks his personal top 20 songs to come out of Merseyside this year
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Red Rum Club are evolving – but their shows remain as joyful as ever
At Red Rum Club’s final hometown shows of the year, they proved that a band can evolve while keeping in touch with what made them great in the first place.
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Cast deliver masterclass in honouring heritage without relying on nostalgia
Britpop legends Cast returned to the Liverpool Olympia for a sold-out show celebrating 30 years of album All Change.
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The Cheap Thrills deliver their greatest night – None of us were ‘going home’
The Cheap Thrills delivered arguably their greatest night as the Walton Vale group almost took the roof off at their latest memorable Liverpool show.
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Liverpool at its very best: The night Keyside were announced on the big stage
Keyside’s sold-out O2 Academy headline show in Liverpool was a culmination of all what is good about Merseyside and its music community.
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The K’s go mainstream as emotion takes hold of Liverpool headline show
If there were any doubt about The K’s potential to go mainstream, this summer should have diminished those dubieties as they soared to a No. 1 album and put on a memorable night in Liverpool.
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Toy Car’s Jurassic Park is high octane and impossible to ignore
Liverpool-based band Toy Car have released their new single, Jurassic Park, and it is an electrifying ride.
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Songs For The Spine by The Royston Club – album review
Ahead of the release of The Royston Club’s second album, Songs For The Spine, Isabella Hayden reviewed the brilliant new LP.
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