Constellations to close in 2019 for ‘residential development’ as Liverpool suffers new venue blow
The Baltic Triangle venue Constellations will cease trading next year, Getintothis’ Peter Guy on another massive blow for Liverpool’s independent…
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Paul McCartney Liverpool Echo Arena date revealed for Christmas homecoming show
Paul McCartney returns to Liverpool on his Freshen Up tour, Getintothis’ Peter Guy has the news on The Beatles stars’ festive spectacular.
Primavera Sound 2018 review, picture gallery and what we learnt from Barcelona
Primavera Sound expands even further with a quite monumental offering, Getintothis’ Peter Guy and Matthew Eland reflect on another momentous year in Barcelona.
Jacaranda Liverpool reveal new Seel Street music venue and record shop
The Jacaranda team have revealed a new venue in Liverpool city centre, Getintothis’ Peter Guy on exciting new development plans.
The Coral reveal Move Through The Dawn, Sweet Release and *THAT* incredible artwork
The Coral return with a new album, new song – and artwork which has everyone talking, Getintothis’ Peter Guy dissects the…
Constellations is four – the music and arts hub that made the Baltic Triangle
Constellations in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle celebrates its fourth birthday this weekend, Getintothis’ Peter Guy reflects on a…
Echo & The Bunnymen new album The Stars, The Oceans and The Moon set for Autumn release
Echo & The Bunnymen reveal more news on their latest record, Getintothis’ Peter Guy looks ahead to their new tour…
Fever Ray: Albert Hall, Manchester
Fever Ray brings her queer-rave tribal disco to Manchester, Getintothis’ Peter Guy reflects on a provocative pop masterclass.
Wooden Shjips sail into Liverpool for Invisible Wind Factory date
San Francisco’s incendiary psych outfit Wooden Shjips return to Liverpool, Getintothis’ Peter Guy exclusively reveals details about one of this…
The Necks: Capstone Theatre, Liverpool
Australian experimental jazz trio The Necks play Liverpool’s Capstone Theatre, Getintothis’ Peter Guy is wrapped up in their repetition.