The Getintothis top five stories of the week
At the climax of yet another week, Getintothis’ Will Whitby brings you the roundup of the top stories and gigs. .
Have you got your calendar out? We’ve got a special gig for you as the legendary psychedelic band The Telescopes are back in Liverpool as part of December’s Deep Cuts Extravaganza. The innovators of modern noise-rock look to wow Phase One on December 6th and you can get your tickets here.
Just as one festival season comes to an end next year’s bliss of tents, wellies and great music is already gearing up for another bumper year.
Liverpool’s massive reggae festival Positive Vibrations has announced details of its return, Salford’s Sound From The Other City have penned their 2020 dates and Liverpool’s North Shore has yet another date for the diary with I Love Live’s new festival Melon Yellow.
Liverpool Biennial announced its 2020 theme as art looks to take over the city once again. It is a shame however that Liverpool’s emerging talent weekender, Threshold Festival have announced that next year will be their tenth and final event- it will be greatly missed.
There were big shows this week across Merseyside as Steve Mason impressed at Invisible Wind Factory, Grammy-nominated Greta Van Fleet brought the noise to Mountford Hall and Portugal’s 10 000 Russos got groovy at Phase One. Fancy a show next week? Dive into the gig guide!
If it is exciting music you’re after then sink your teeth into the Alaskan Punks The Anemic Boyfriends in Songs From Under The Floorboards. If you’d like to reminisce on the classics ABC’s divisive 2nd album Beauty Stab was celebrated this week and Liverpool’s very own Louis Berry released a new EP.
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Let’s get this ball rolling as we bring you the top stories of the week on Getintothis:
NQ64
Getintothis’ top five most-read stories of the week:
- Liverpool arcade bar NQ64 opens: first look and exclusive pictures
- Threshold Festival announce tenth and final event for 2020
- New major festival Melon Yellow set for Invisible Wind Factory in 2020
- Last Night At Wigan Casino – Francesco Mellina captures the end of an era
- Blood Red Shoes interview: “You don’t actually know what your role is in the universe when that stops”
Catfish and The Bottlemen
Getintothis’ top five most-read gigs of the week:
- Catfish and The Bottlemen, Twin Atlantic: M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
- She Drew The Gun, Peaness, Mamatung: O2 Academy Liverpool
- 10,000 Russos, Ugly Mother’s, Nick Branton and David Kelly: Phase One, Liverpool
- Steve Mason, ROY, Pictish Trail: IWF Substation, Liverpool
- Greta Van Fleet, Yola: Mountford Hall, Liverpool Guild of Students, Liverpool
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