Armed with nostalgia-bombs and an arena-filling love of the game, Papa Roach’s status as a nu-metal institution goes unchallenged, even decades after the fact.
Tag: Liverpool
With their debut album finally out, an acoustic in-store appearance from ALT BLK ERA does a lot to forge the personalities of one of alternative music’s newest rising stars.
Their place among the current leaders of UK punk is set, and on the release day of their debut album, Lambrini Girls arrive at Liverpool’s Rough Trade as a taster for the meteoric ascent of their year ahead.
2025 has some big things shaping up for Cast, and preluding it with an end-of-year homecoming show proves that Liverpool’s Britpop sons are ready and raring for it.
On a tear that’s ballooned in size to a frankly astonishing level, The Chats shoot for the summit of Australian punk, and arrive in Liverpool with Rifle and The Prize to conquer.
Capping off their biggest year by far, Crawlers return home to Liverpool where all the hallmarks of ready, raring alt-rock superstars-in-the-making are on full display.
Even when they’re not at the pinnacle of their scene-conquering powers, a victory lap from Enter Shikari is still handily passing most bands, even on their best days.
With a run in pop that’s had some genuinely impressive longevity, The Script’s momentum is in no danger of drying up, as—alongside Tom Walker—their world tour stops by in Liverpool.
Kneecap’s bid for world domination continues, buoyed by independent, forward-thinking and wildly sharp rap, and a live show that cements them as one of the most exciting acts around right now.
They’re glamourous, they’re gleaming, and they’re totally glorious—the breakout act of 2024 bring their UK tour to Liverpool for a showcase of true, unfailing excellence.