The Jesse Janes return with "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" after two sold-out performances, celebrating Americana. The show features songs inspired by the Coen Brothers’ soundtrack and honors T Bone Burnett. Featuring Irish sisters and a Liverpool band, they blend covers and original music for a heartfelt, energetic performance.
The Jesse Janes return with "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" after two sold-out performances, celebrating Americana. The show features songs inspired by the Coen Brothers’ soundtrack and honors T Bone Burnett. Featuring Irish sisters and a Liverpool band, they blend covers and original music for a heartfelt, energetic performance.
Visions of Liege & Lief - A Tribute to Fairport Convention After dazzling audiences with their sold-out shows of Carole King’s Tapestry and a raucous tribute to Neil Young’s After the Gold Rush last June, Visions of Albion return to the Music Room for a third time - this time celebrating another album
Visions of Liege & Lief - A Tribute to Fairport Convention After dazzling audiences with their sold-out shows of Carole King’s Tapestry and a raucous tribute to Neil Young’s After the Gold Rush last June, Visions of Albion return to the Music Room for a third time - this time celebrating another album
Merry Hell is a dynamic UK band known for high-energy live performances and heartfelt storytelling. With five acclaimed albums, they blend British folk traditions with contemporary themes of love and defiance. Their latest album, "Rising Of The Bold," features standout tracks like "Emergency Lullaby," appealing to both seasoned fans and newcomers.
Sixty years on from its groundbreaking release, Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde remains a towering achievement in popular music - poetic, enigmatic, and endlessly influential. To mark this milestone, Liverpool’s adopted troubadour Thom Morecroft invites you to a heartfelt celebration of the album that changed everything. Joined by fellow hosts Mike Blue and
Sixty years on from its groundbreaking release, Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde remains a towering achievement in popular music - poetic, enigmatic, and endlessly influential. To mark this milestone, Liverpool’s adopted troubadour Thom Morecroft invites you to a heartfelt celebration of the album that changed everything. Joined by fellow hosts Mike Blue and
Down in Laurel Canyon, a seven-piece band from Liverpool, is set to perform at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on January 22, 2027, after four sold-out shows. Celebrating classic artists from the Laurel Canyon era, they promise a nostalgic experience filled with rich harmonies and powerful performances that transport audiences to a bygone musical era.
