The Wombats head home for the first of Liverpool’s On The Waterfront shows, with a stacked indie-pop bill beneath them.
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The Wombats, Sting and The Wolfe Tones lead this year’s On The Waterfront, as Liverpool’s summer concert series turns out some stacked, standout lineups.
We sung; we danced; we people-watched; and we definitely felt the rain on our skin—BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend arrives in Liverpool for 2025, packed to the gills with A-list talent and unforgettable moments.
For 30 years of their debut ‘I Should Coco’, Supergrass kick off their tour in Liverpool in celebration of a prevailing piece of Britpop history.
Liverpool’s preeminent new music showcase is back for another year, with its mix of diverse sounds, indie crowd-pleasers, and one of the most stacked rosters of newcomers it’s had in some time.
Don’t let the smaller venue size fool you—even on what’s basically a side-show, Kid Kapichi lose none of the punch that’s elevated them among alt-rock’s current champs.
As one of the most unique bands around, Public Service Broadcasting arrive in Liverpool for the one-of-a-kind show that only they could drum up.
The Darkness’ biggest and best days are firmly behind them, but for a show replete with hard rock fun, they’ve still got it in spades.
Their end is in sight, but before You Me At Six call it a day after 20 years, their farewell tour stops off in Liverpool to show Britrock’s final titans at their strongest.
The Lottery Winners are back at it, and another mighty showing in Liverpool sees them stake their claim for another year as indie-pop favourites.