Bootle’s Salt & Tar host the Sugababes with their infectious brand of pop music.
Event Details:
Doors Open: 4pm Last Entry: 7pm Event Ends: 10pm (approx.) Age Restrictions: 14+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times
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Join us for an evening of music and song, featuring the Liverpool Orchestrand and the Liverpool Community Choir.
Event DetailsStarts at 7:30PM
LocationSt Bride’s Church Liverpool, Liverpool, L8 7LT
Riot Ensemble returns to the Tung Auditorium to perform new works composed for them by University of Liverpool’s music department staff and PhD students.
The pieces are a product of a year-long collaborative effort in which individual musicians worked with composers to explore and refine their musical aims and approaches. This concert will consist entirely of premieres, featuring works by music department staff members Jenn Kirby and Paul Turowski as well as PhD students Matt Burke, Lola de la Mata, and Stephen Banks.
Part of Musical Futures, an annual series of concerts and events that explore the future of music-making, digital creativity, and new ways to perform, experience and interact with music.
Baritone Tayo Aluko and composer Andrew Barney present a programme including a new song cycle inspired by Black History related to Liverpool.
Aluko has compiled words taken from a letter written by Nigerian Pastor Daniels Ekarte of Liverpool’s African Churches Mission in 1941; an interview with Gee Walker (mother of Anthony) forgiving her son’s murderers; a Slavery Remembrance Day lecture given at Liverpool Town Hall by Professor of African History Hakim Adi on the teaching of Black History and referencing the Haitian Revolution, and a poem by Aluko himself, inspired by a Black Lives Matter Protest at St. George’s Plateau in 2020.
Nigerian-born Tayo Aluko worked as an architect in Liverpool for several years before switching to full-time writing and performing. He has since toured the world with two plays: Call Mr. Robeson and Just An Ordinary Lawyer. His latest, Coleridge-Taylor of Freetown, was premiered in May 2024 and is part of a forthcoming festival devoted to the composer.
Local scouse composer Andrew Barney is the tenth and current winner of the Rushworth Composition Prize with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. A polyglot and genre-spanning musician, he weaves language, culture and identity into powerful musical storytelling while supporting Black creatives through PRS Foundation’s Power Up.
The Tung Auditorium Lunchtime Concert Series is supported by Yoko Ono Lennon via Spirit Foundations.
It was 2015 when Gary Daly and Eddie Lundon officially released to great acclaim the self-and-fan-funded Autumn in the Neighbourhood, the seventh China Crisis studio album.
Available to purchase then only directly from the band either online or at shows, the work has been hailed as “adventurous and contemporary” and “intimate”, “a return to the band’s heady songwriting strengths”, with one reviewer surmising that “one simply capitulates to the sheer gorgeousness of it all”.
By popular demand the album is now headed for a label-backed worldwide relaunch for its 10th anniversary in 2025 on Last Night from Glasgow records. To mark this momentous event and celebrate the album’s decennary, Gary and Eddie have planned a singular, exclusive event: for one very special night only, a specially-chosen, extended China Crisis band will perform Autumn in the Neighbourhood live in its entirety (along with a selection of additional China Crisis classics) at the stunning Tung Auditorium, situated within the Yoko Ono Lennon Centre in their home city of Liverpool.
Take a perfect break from your busy day and relax to the soothing sounds of the one hundred stringed Indian Santoor along with the tabla, performed by Kaviraj Singh and Kousic Sen.
Combining both soulful musicality and a complex rhythm, Singh brings a fresh blend of modern British culture and classical Indian tradition to his music. Raised in a musical family, he continues to take the legacy further by showcasing the beauty and intricacy of the Santoor; one of India’s most treasured stringed instruments.
Kousic Sen, Milap’s artist-in-residence is a tabla player well known for his rhythmic mastery. Born into a musical family, Kousic is the proud representative of the Banaras Gharana and is one of the foremost tabla players of his generation.
This concert is part of Milap’s Indika Festival, taking place across the Liverpool City Region from 17–31 October 2025. It also forms a highlight of Milap’s 40th Anniversary celebrations.
Remée is an alternative artist who draws inspiration from a wide range of artists and genres.
She has been writing her own songs from a young age and thrives on creating a world of her own, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in her lyrical storytelling and captivating visuals.
BlackFest is a grassroots Black Arts festival piloted and founded in 2018. The annual combined arts festival platforms, empowers and develops work by Black artists across community spaces and established venues running at the end of September. The programme includes music, theatre, film, visual arts, spoken word and poetry.
Presented in partnership with BlackFest.The Tung Auditorium Lunchtime Concert Series is supported by Yoko Ono Lennon via Spirit Foundations.
Join Maghull Wind Orchestra for a cinematic musical adventure!
Maghull Wind Orchestra, conducted by Phil Shotton, will celebrate memorable film music that has captured the hearts and imagination from the golden age of Hollywood right up to the present day.
There will be something for everyone, featuring music by John Barry, Eric Coates, Ron Goodwin, Ennio Morricone, John Williams, Hans Zimmer and more.
Promoted by Maghull Wind Orchestra
Liverpool’s TV & Radio Star Debi Jones, hosts a Celebration of The Beatles.
This spectacular concert will honour The Beatles legacy with powerful performances of their greatest hits by:
- 60’s Pop Sensation Billy J. Kramer
- West End Star Joe Speare
- Classical TV and Theatre Star Sophie Clarke
- Breathtaking Dance Choreography by Arabella Dance Academy
- Plus many more amazing Guest Artists.
In honour of the Fab Four and the wonderful Yoko Ono Lennon, this is the perfect place to hold a celebration for every Beatles fan and lovers of simply beautiful music and stunning dance.Set to be a concert like no other with Amazing Artists, Unseen Film Footage of The Beatles Career, Stories and Q&A’s from our amazing host Debi Jones.
This concert is inspired by the Peace Wall at the Liverpool Beatles Museum, where hundreds of local children have shared their artwork and messages of unity. Their heartfelt creativity has sparked a vision for this wonderful night of music, harmony, and hope.
Promoted by Liverpool Heartbeat
Anil Srinivasan, an award winning Indian pianist, and Dr Jayanthi Kumaresh, a virtuoso of the Saraswathi Veena, have forged a remarkable musical partnership through their innovative collaboration, notably showcased in their project The Stringmasters.
They were first brought together by Milap in 2013 for a concert at London’s Southbank Centre, where they discovered a natural synergy between the piano and veena, both string instruments. Their remarkable ability in blending Western and Carnatic classical traditions to create a unique ‘third space’ of musical expression has been winning fans worldwide.
This partnership, marked by performances at venues as diverse as the Riverside Theatre in Sydney, the Habitat in Delhi, Bengaluru’s Jagriti Theatre and Chennai’s The ARTery, emphasises intuitive and genre-neutral explorations of ragas.They are often accompanied by percussionists of great repute such as Giridhar Udupa. Their work, celebrated for breaking artistic barriers, integrates classical depth with contemporary accessibility, engaging diverse audiences globally while redefining the boundaries of Indian and Western musical dialogues.
