Join us at the Liverpool Philharmonic Open Day on Sunday 24th September from 15:00 to 17:10 for the Liverpool Acoustic Music Room Takeover. Taking to the stage will be Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2023 Audience Favourite winner Mike Ryan (15:00), popular local duo Visions of Albion (15:50), and exciting Americana
Shadow Captain returns to Prohibition Recording Studios on Friday 1st December 2023, presented by Liverpool Acoustic. Support on the night is from Rob Clarke. Doors open at 7pm with the music starting at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 (including booking fee) from prohibitionrecordingstudios.co.uk Shadow Captain is the brainchild of Liverpool singer-songwriter and
Attila the Stockbroker returns to Liverpool for his first show here in nine years. "I haven't played in Liverpool for years. Thanks to Graham from Liverpool Acoustic for making it possible! Obviously, it's the weekend we (BHA!) play Liverpool away. We don't yet know what time the match will be,
Composer and musician Luke Moore is leaving Liverpool for the lure of Derbyshire. However, we couldn't let Luke, Sarah and baby Miles go without giving them a great big musical send off. So join us at Prohibition Recording Studios on the evening of Thursday 3rd October to enjoy music from:
GET READY for the triumphant return of (drumroll….) MERRY HELLOWEEN!!! That’s right, your eyes are not deceiving you! Like a good (bad?) vampire, werewolf or zombie mysteriously back from the dead, on Friday 25th October, after a break of SEVEN YEARS (where’s the time gone, eh?) everyone’s favourite folk rock
Shadow Captain is the brainchild of Liverpool singer-songwriter and musician Stuart Todd. Abflug (German for departure) is a new mini-album concept that takes the listener on a journey to Düsseldorf and Cologne. Essentially a travelogue, the material was recorded with long time collaborator Andy Fernihough at Box Studios in Sandhills.
Liverpool Acoustic are proud to present John Reed in concert. John has been immersed in music since his early teens in Blackpool, stage managing gigs at university in Norwich during six vibrant months in 1976 that took us from Progressive Rock to Punk, then back again in the early 1980s.
