The Choir with No Name Liverpool’s Big Gig!
Liverpool’s The Choir with No Name are thrilled to be returning to the Everyman to host their annual Big Gig!
Expect an uplifting night of singalong rock and pop classics at this unique, feel-good event for all the family.
Special Guest to be announced
A 45 minute Good Friday recital of calm and reflective music.
Held at Ullet Road Unitarian Church
Bach’s Easter Oratorio, first performed on Easter Sunday 1725, features four principal characters: the apostles Peter and John, Mary Magdalene and ‘the other Mary’ and is an account of their meeting at the empty tomb. The chorus and soloists are joined by an ensemble which includes recorders, flute, oboes d’amore, three trumpets and timpani.
Liverpool Bach Collective aims to perform a cantata by J S Bach in a church in the Liverpool area each month on a Sunday afternoon, as part of an act of worship. As far as possible, the cantatas are chosen specifically to match the readings of the day.
Trust Fund head up a one-off show at Quarry on Saturday 22nd March.
They’re joined by fellow Sheffield acts Bean Weevil and Post Archives – a perfect chance to catch up with some of the sounds currently spilling out of the Steel City.
Press release here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZABwABnFDnv9dLfSs6sepsPVNepBn4Nr0SRTIbE-HGA/edit?tab=t.0
Jacaranda Records presents a live performance for Gustaffson.
The show is in support of their Debut album: ‘Black & White Movie’.
One not to be missed!
Jacaranda Records presents a stripped back, intimate instore performance from David Gray.
The show is in support of his new album ‘Dear Life’.
One not to be missed!
Bach wrote his extraordinary setting of the gospel account of the passion of Christ for Good Friday 1724.
The chorus, soloists and instrumental ensemble of the Collective will be joined by James Botcher as Evangelist and Armand Rabot as Christus.
Take the finest exponents of their native Scottish fiddle styles, the finest backing in folk music, and some of the Highlands and Islands’ famed warmth and craic, distil over 25 years, and you get Blazin’ Fiddles!
One of the most lauded and best-loved acts of the Scottish music scene, from the moment the multi award-winning Blazers take the stage to whisk you on a thrilling musical journey you’re in the finest of company. The mastery of fiddle virtuosos Jenna Reid (Shetland), Kristan Harvey (Orkney) and Rua Macmillan (Highlands), grounded by the second to none, driving accompaniment of Angus Lyon (piano) and Anna Massie (guitar), will leave you reeling.
The North West Duke Ellington Orchestra does what it says on the tin – plays the fantastic music written and arranged by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.
Directed by Phil Shotton, the 15 piece big band celebrates the music of Duke Ellington playing music from all eras of Ellington’s output, from his Cotton Club days to the swinging suites.
With band members from all over the North West (Cheshire, Lancashire, Manchester, Merseyside) brought together by the challenge and excitement of playing Duke Ellington’s most brilliant music, this will be a night to remember.