On Friday 22nd May 2026, Liverpool songwriter and vocalist Jessica Dives presents a very special performance marking the launch of her new creative project, The Wind Phone — a public artwork and community space inspired by the global Wind Phone movement. This unique event brings together music, reflection and sharedContinue Reading
Danny Bradley reaches Grand Final of the John Lennon Songwriting ContestContinue Reading
Rob Gough Promotions are proud to announce Keep The Music Going will take place on Wednesday 26th April 2023 at Pierre Griffes on Allerton Road in Liverpool. The show features Limerance, Danny Bradley, and Ethan Pagan. Advance tickets are available on Eventbrite via a ‘Pay What You Can’ initiative. ThisContinue Reading
Liverpool Acoustic are chuffed to announce that folk legend Martin Carthy, dubbed the ‘Godfather of English Folk’, is coming to the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall’s Music Room on Tuesday 20th September. Support on the night is from accomplished musician and songwriter Danny Bradley, winner of the Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge Judges’ Award for 2021.Continue Reading
THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT 31st August sees the second instalment of Keep The Music Going, which takes place at Pierre Griffes on Allerton Road in Liverpool. Headlining this event is award-winning songwriter, Danny Bradley, who won the Liverpool Acoustic Judges’ Award 2021 and is a finger-style guitarist andContinue Reading
For more than 50 years, Martin Carthy has been one of folk music’s greatest and best loved innovators. His skill, stage presence and natural charm have won him many admirers, not only from within the folk scene, but also far beyond it. Trailblazing musical partnerships with, amongst others, Steeleye Span, DaveContinue Reading
The Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2021 Showcase Final took place at LEAF on Bold Street on Saturday 22nd January. A sold out venue saw the finalists performing their song with a picture of the work of art that inspired it projected onto the big screen for all to see. AtContinue Reading
