Step into a night of raw beauty, vivid storytelling and spellbinding songcraft as Scottish indie-folk artist Rachel Sermanni shares songs from her latest album Dreamer Awake. With poetic candour and emotional depth, her music explores themes of womanhood, motherhood and the quiet surrealism of everyday life. From the lingering weight of dreams to moments of stillness and reflection, her performance promises to be both tender and transformative.
Opening the evening is Norwegian-born, Liverpool-based Sara Wolff, whose analogue-infused psych-folk has drawn comparisons to Cate Le Bon and Jenny Hval. Her immersive live set blends field recordings, cassette loops and ambient textures, offering a rich and imaginative listening experience.
Together, these two distinctive artists invite you to pause, reflect, and immerse yourself in an evening of luminous, emotionally resonant music.
Who doesn’t love a bit of jazz to welcome in the start of a new season? The Everyman bring us an intimate evening of live jazz and warm ambience this October in their basement bar, a fantastic venue that fully immerses you in the music. You don’t have to be a jazz aficionado to savour this unique night out, everyone is welcome and the Everyman is sure to provide an event that will leave you tapping your feet and craving more.
Be warned – The Secret Jazz Club is password-protected, so make sure you book your place to get into this exclusive event!
Bringing together iconic music artists like Third Kulture, KingFast, Mina and Rafaela, join BlackFest for their Rhythms Night @ District, celebrating their 7th year!
This eclectic mix of artists spans generations, genres and styles to bring you a night of culture, heritage and fantastic rhythms. You’ll be moved by Mina’s confessional songwriting, inspired by KingFast’s energy and geniality, rocked by Third Kulture’s punchy celebrations of diversity, and soothed by Rafaela’s fusion of soul, reggae and jazz. With so much talent on show, there’s something for everyone!
Hans Zimmer and John Williams’ film scores are renowned as some of the best in the world. Everyone remembers the first time they heard the intro to Harry Potter or the iconic Jurassic Park theme, and this autumn the Empire brings those scores to life on stage!
Join the Manchester Concert Orchestra, conducted by Michael Bawtree, as they journey through space, Gotham City, the Caribbean, and everywhere in between! Goosebumps are a guarantee with this one…
The Australian Pink Floyd Show have been touring the globe since 1988, and this year they bring their show to Liverpool at the Empire Theatre.
They are the leading and biggest show in the tribute scene, described by The Times Newspaper as “The Gold Standard”, and have gained such renown that they were even invited to perform at David Gilmour’s 50th birthday celebration! Join the Australian Pink Floyd show as they celebrate their 30th anniversary with their new tour ‘All That Love’, featuring classics from Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here and many more.
Following sold-out shows with Dave Pegg of Fairport Convention and Countdown legend Richard Digance, Anthony John Clarke returns to the Music Room on Saturday 13th September with another special guest: Colum Sands.
And to mark the first show of the new season Liverpool Acoustic supporters can enjoy 20% off the price of any ticket using the code AJC20 at checkout.
Described by Fairport Convention as a ‘national treasure’, Anthony John Clarke is a beloved figure in the UK folk music scene, known for his poignant songwriting and razor-sharp wit. Originally from Belfast, Clarke has spent over three decades captivating audiences with songs like The Broken Years and The Only Life Gloria Knows. His performances blend heartfelt storytelling with humorous reflections on everyday life—from karaoke nights and camping mishaps to nuns and grandchildren.
Whether he’s making you laugh or stirring deep emotion, Clarke’s shows are a masterclass in musical charm and lyrical brilliance. Don’t miss the chance to experience one of the most entertaining and endearing acts on the circuit.
As a member of the renowned Sands Family from County Down, Colum Sands has performed in over thirty countries. His songs, often filled with humour and keen observations of life, have earned international appeal. A skilled broadcaster, Sands has presented BBC Radio Ulster’s Folk Club, BBC Radio 2 programmes, and RTÉ’s Rootin’ About.
Since releasing his first album in 1981, Sands has become a respected songwriter, with his songs covered by artists like Billy Connolly and Maddy Prior. With ten albums to his name, he continues to build a reputation for powerful songs that connect people and generations.
This is the only 2025 performance featuring Clarke and Sands together – an evening of great music and laughter from two artists who are perfectly in tune with their material, their audience, and each other.
Event Details:
- Who: Anthony John Clarke and Colum Sands
- When: Saturday 13th September 2025
- Where: Music Room, Sugnall Street
- Tickets: £18 | £15 | £13 from Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
- 20% discount using code AJC20
An electrifying evening of global rhythms awaits as Latin American bands Kumbia Boruka and Chapulines come together for a powerful live performance at Future Yard.Kumbia Boruka – an international group based in Lyon, France – bring a high-energy fusion of classic Mexican cumbia, reggae, dub and tropical sounds. Founded by Hernán Cortés, a former collaborator of the legendary Celso Piña, the band celebrates cultural heritage with a modern twist. With dynamic brass sections, driving percussion and compelling lyrics, their music is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Experience an unforgettable evening of live music as two vibrant Latin American bands take to the stage for La Feria 2025. Hosted at the British Music Experience, Grupo Luma and Seba Barrientos Trío will share the stage in a concert that unites powerful traditions with bold contemporary expression. Expect rich musical traditions, thought-provoking storytelling, and a pulsating rhythm that moves both body and soul.Grupo Luma, founded by Chilean brothers Francisco and Oscar Carrasco, is celebrated for their evocative performances that showcase both original works and classics drawn from across Latin America.
Hailing from the port of Valparaíso, Chile, this award-winning ensemble is renowned for its bold, genre-defying approach to world music and jazz. Led by guitarist and composer Antonio Monasterio, the group crafts immersive soundscapes that blend intricate rhythms, expressive timbres and global musical traditions, creating music that is both boundary-pushing and emotionally resonant.
This special concert also celebrates a growing connection between UNESCO Cities of Music Valparaíso and Liverpool, with an opening performance by Chilean-Liverpudlian singer-songwriter Saranne Carrasco-Brennan.
Gorgeous Georgians and Vile Victorians
We all want to meet people from history! The trouble is everyone is dead!
So it’s time to prepare for Horrible Histories live on stage with the acclaimed production of Gorgeous Georgians and Vile Victorians!
Are you ready to swing with a Georgian king? Can you see eye to eye with Admiral Nelson? Does the Duke of Wellington get the boot? Dare you dance the Tyburn jig? Will you be saved by Florence Nightingale? Find out what a baby farmer did and move to the groove with party Queen Victoria!
Don’t miss this horrible history of Britain with the nasty bits left in!
Age 5+
