Posted by Graham Holland in news, news and reviews, spotlight on 17. May, 2012 | 1 Comment
FRIDAY 25TH MAY 2012 LIVERPOOL ACOUSTIC LIVE The next Liverpool Acoustic Live event is on Friday 25th May, and we welcome the return of one of our favourite musicians – Lizzie Nunnery – three years after she last performed for us. In support we’ve got Dan Whitehouse from Wolverhampton, Dayve Dean from Cheshire,
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Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews on 14. May, 2012 | 2 Comments
Last year was impressive for London’s Jake Morley. A sold-out album launch at the capital’s Bush Hall, was followed by a stunning performance at the 100 Club, and a storming live session for Janice Long’s BBC Radio 2 show, and two nights supporting Joe Bonamassa at the Hammersmith Apollo. He
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Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews on 13. May, 2012 | 2 Comments
Liverpool band The Good Intentions are going from strength to strength. Hot on the heels of winning the award for the Best Americana Act at the British Country Music Awards 2011, they jetted off to the USA earlier this year to record their third album Gone So Long. Now back in
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Posted by Luke Moore in music reviews, news and reviews, reviews on 10. May, 2012 | 1 Comment
EP REVIEW Artist: The Hummingbirds EP: Doesn’t Really Matter Website: wearethehummingbirds.com The Hummingbirds’ description of themselves as 5 lads and a box seems appropriate enough, but would this latest set of recordings justify their self-proclaimed title of “pioneers of modern skiffle”? I’ve seen the band play live a couple of times in
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Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews, NEWS BLAST on 04. May, 2012 | 3 Comments
It was just NEWS BLAST #17, you know what we mean. And the way it looked was way beyond compare. ‘Nuff said. And although it’s Star Wars Day you won’t need to be a master of the Jedi arts to find some of the best snippets of music news this side of
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Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews, newsletter on 01. May, 2012 | 4 Comments
It’s the start of May and we’ve got another month of fantastic live music ahead of us in Liverpool and Greater Merseyside. All you have to do is look in the ever-expanding online diary on our website to see just how busy we all are. Taking place over three days from
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tagged: dan whitehouse, dayve dean, featured, liverpool acoustic live, liverpool acoustic spotlight, lizzie nunnery, michael weston king, my darling valentine, sophie ballamy, spotlight, the science of the lamps, view two galleryPosted by Graham Holland in news, news and reviews, spotlight
FRIDAY 25TH MAY 2012 LIVERPOOL ACOUSTIC LIVE The next Liverpool Acoustic Live event is on Friday 25th May, and we welcome the return of one of our favourite musicians – Lizzie Nunnery – three years after she last performed for us. In support we’ve got Dan Whitehouse from Wolverhampton, Dayve Dean from Cheshire,
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The Liverpool Acoustic website was down for a period last night. We hope you weren’t down too. But we’re back now, and ready for whatever the day might throw at us (probably rain). In the meantime, check out Anton Tang’s delightful cardboard robots here.
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Last year was impressive for London’s Jake Morley. A sold-out album launch at the capital’s Bush Hall, was followed by a stunning performance at the 100 Club, and a storming live session for Janice Long’s BBC Radio 2 show, and two nights supporting Joe Bonamassa at the Hammersmith Apollo. He
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Liverpool band The Good Intentions are going from strength to strength. Hot on the heels of winning the award for the Best Americana Act at the British Country Music Awards 2011, they jetted off to the USA earlier this year to record their third album Gone So Long. Now back in
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tagged: doesn't really matter, ep review, featured, luke moore, music review, skiffle, the hummingbirdsPosted by Luke Moore in music reviews, news and reviews, reviews
EP REVIEW Artist: The Hummingbirds EP: Doesn’t Really Matter Website: wearethehummingbirds.com The Hummingbirds’ description of themselves as 5 lads and a box seems appropriate enough, but would this latest set of recordings justify their self-proclaimed title of “pioneers of modern skiffle”? I’ve seen the band play live a couple of times in
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It was a sad day back in 2005 when Liverpool’s Neptune Theatre closed its doors for the last time after years of uncertainty over its future. Many of us shed a metaphorical tear at the loss of this perfectly-formed little performance space and community theatre that had hosted everything from
Continue Reading »Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews, NEWS BLAST
It was just NEWS BLAST #17, you know what we mean. And the way it looked was way beyond compare. ‘Nuff said. And although it’s Star Wars Day you won’t need to be a master of the Jedi arts to find some of the best snippets of music news this side of
Continue Reading »Posted by Liverpool Acoustic in news, news and reviews, newsletter
It’s the start of May and we’ve got another month of fantastic live music ahead of us in Liverpool and Greater Merseyside. All you have to do is look in the ever-expanding online diary on our website to see just how busy we all are. Taking place over three days from
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LIVERPOOL ACOUSTIC SPOTLIGHT #69 To play click here Spotlight #69 or right click the link to download for free Gerry Murphy – Roulez Les Bentemps gerrymurphysongs.co.uk From the album Crescent City Daze, available from Gerry’s new website from 1st May Fidel Afro – Book Of Me fidelafro.co.uk From the album My Owners
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Have you ever been in the delightful company of someone who seems to exude the very art of their profession and oozes the charisma from which this self-confidence derives? It certainly applies in the case of an incredibly talented local singer, songwriter, guitarist, percussionist and harmonica player Tricia McTeague. For
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