Year: 2010 (Page 6)

We’ve got details to share with you of two opportunities for musicians. Open Mic UK is the biggest music competition in the UK for singers and solo artists. If that’s you, then this is your chance to perform live in front of some of the country’s top producers, label execs,Continue Reading

At the end of June we asked you, the readers of the Liverpool Acoustic news and reviews blog, to let us know what you think of the service by completing a short online survey. A big thank you to those of you who took the time to complete it andContinue Reading

Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #31.5Above the Beaten Track  – Folkscene Special August 2010 To whet your appetite for Above The Beaten Track on Saturday 14th August (see previous post here for full details) we thought we’d give you a little treat. This extra Spotlight show is the edition of BBC RadioContinue Reading

Above The Beaten Track takes place this Saturday 14th August at Liverpool’s Bluecoat venue. It starts at 2.00pm and runs through to 10.00pm, and it’s absolutely FREE. Here at Liverpool Acoustic HQ we’re really excited about taking part in it for the first time this year, and we’ve got someContinue Reading

Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #31Above the Beaten Track Saturday 14th August 2010 1. Stuart Anthony – House of Sun 2. Tony Kehoe – Let’s Call It A Day 3. The Wicked Whispers – You Wouldn’t Believe 4. Stuart Todd – A Question of Time 5. The 10p Mixes – Sticky DiscoContinue Reading

Harvest Sun Promotions have a pretty busy few months ahead, and seem to be collecting prestigious gigs like they’re going out of fashion. So we thought we’d give you all an update on August’s happenings so you don’t miss out on something good. Acoustic Air Raid was such an overwhelmingContinue Reading

The Rainbow Circus is coming to town on Saturday 7th August as the first ever Liverpool Pride event hits the streets. The festivities start with a march starting at 12.30pm from St. George’s Plateau, taking in Queens Square Bus Station (Roe and Hood Street), Whitechapel, Lord Street, and Castle StreetContinue Reading