When you see Edgar Jones live he mines his impressive and stacked back catalogue, and consequently you get a real mixed bag ...
The K's band will be the ambassadors of the 2027 Independent music week playing the venues that helped shape their career ...
Los Angeles-based artist Dolce Wang has released her new album Any Other Way, an emotionally rich collection of shoegaze, indie folk and electronic dream pop that treats vulnerability as a source of ...
So here’s the thing… Mike McCartney is not just Paul’s brother. (Although yes, that comes up.) He’s a photographer, a performer, a proud Liverpudlian, and a member of the iconic satirical pop group ...
Some songs arrive as declarations; others arrive as liberation. Aging Disgracefully’s “No Apologies Left” manages to be both. Drawn from their latest EP Vintage Love, the Canadian blues-rock duo ...
On the Misadventures in Music podcast, hosted by Ian Prowse and Mick Ord, Clive Langer takes us on a journey from his art-school days in Liverpool to collaborating with some of the biggest names in ...
Liverpool music lovers, get ready for a nostalgia-filled ride through the golden era of record shops, the decline of physical music, and the unexpected vinyl revival. In the latest episode of ...
A musical celebration, natural wonders and a harrowing history – Prince Far Out explores Belfast; the nooks, the crannies and the awe-inspiring, spectacular scenery, flown in on a mystic via a ...
Misadventures in Music co-hosts Ian Prowse and Mick Ord reflect on a year filled with unforgettable guests, powerful stories, and the occasional dose of musical mischief. But this isn’t just a ...
If you like your writers poetic, Scouse, and just a bit mystical, this is the episode for you. In this beautifully rambling, warm, and slightly mind-bending episode of Misadventures in Music, Ian ...
INDIKA 2025 returns to Liverpool this October with a fresh, expanded lineup of events. The 15 day celebration of Indian music, dance and culture, will take place across the entire Liverpool City ...
This months’s guest is a man who makes a living writing about chaos—and somehow makes it sound poetic. James Campion, American author, rock journalist, podcaster, and professional wordsmith of mayhem, ...
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