Event type: Music

Satellite Music and Events presents KOF, with support from Keeley The Producer and Motto Estate.

KOF

KOF, a Liverpool born, London raised, singer, rapper and producer not only possesses a tone referred to as “silk laced with pain and passion”, but also has the ability to effortlessly crosses genres with his undeniable flow in pursuit of the perfect sonics.

KOF refers to his euphonious sound as “heart on sleeve music crafted from the underbelly of RnB, Hip Hop, Neo Soul, Jazz, House& Reggae” and his genre bending skills have afforded him the ability to create a sound that just wants to pull you into a different world with every track.

Having previously worked with UK music legends such as Terri Walker, Ghetts and Wretch 32 he’s been able to master some of the tools that have made him a beast both lyrically and vocally in the studio and on stage.

Motto Estate

Motto Estate is a collective of unconventional artists ranging in influences and styles making an undeniable mark in the underground scene. From bringing the rawest energy to the most honest introspective expression bursting through your speaker.

The collective consists of creative powerhouses such as Degie Katarungu, Kenso, Teddy Good, Dan Anthony, Titu, Morgo and CID THE CHEMIST. The collective has been noted as performing with unrivalled energy.

Keeley The Producer

Known for her exciting electronic sounds and genre blending productions, Liverpool’s own Keeley The Producer made her 2022 artistic debut with a stack of musical collaborations and live performances. Big dance floor moments, arpeggiated synths and rock inspired guitar leads, Keeley gives the audeince a unique perspective into the world of music production by bringing the studio to the stage.

With a drive to present electronic sounds in the most innovative way possible Keeley’s shows combine new technology with traditional instrumentation to bring you a performance like nothing you’ve experienced before. Drawing on influences from Flume, Jamie XX and Disclosure, Keeley’s unique but recognisable sound has set herself up for an exciting year ahead.

 

 

Keep The Music Going is a music event featuring the best songwriters and musicians in an informal setting.

Rob Gough Promotions in association with Liverpool Acoustic are delighted to announce that the launch night of Keep The Music Going will feature award-winning songwriter, Robert Vincent who won both UK Artist of the Year and UK Album of the Year for his album In This Town You’re Owned at the 2021 UK Americana Awards.

Supporting Robert for this inaugural session will be Wirral’s very own one to watch, Liz Owen, who has supported legendary artists such as Joan Armatrading and Midge Ure and been featured multiple times on BBC Radio stations.

This spectacular evening of music that will showcase two magnificent songwriters will take place in the French style surroundings of Pierre Griffes Café Bar & Bistro, located on Allerton Road in Liverpool with showtime being Wednesday 17th August with doors opening at 7pm and the music beginning at 8pm.

Keep The Music Going signals the start of a new partnership between Rob Gough Promotions and Liverpool Acoustic as we seek to highlight the very best songwriters in intimate venues whilst also seeking to keep ticket prices affordable.

We are extremely excited to announce, punk rock legends Flipper will headline IWF Substation on Friday the 5th August 2022, featuring original members Stephen De Pace (drums) and Ted Falconi (guitar), plus Mike Watt of Minutemen on bass & vocals.

Heavily influenced by The Birthday Party, The Velvet Underground, Chrome, PIL, Joy Division and The Stooges, FLIPPER have, throughout their 40+ year spanning career, inspired a large number of bands including The Melvins, Terminal Cheesecake, REM, Mudhoney, Unsane, Jane´s Addiction, Unwound & Nirvana (Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic played bass in the band throughout the 2000s), with their unique slowed-down, bass-driven, heavily distorted and repetitive style of punk.

In Henry Rollins’ memoir of the early 1980s punk rock scene, ‘Get In The Van’, he describes the Flipper experience this way:

‘They were just heavy. Heavier than you. Heavier than anything!”

This tour marks the band’s 43 year anniversary and for the special occasion, they are bringing San Diego’s sludge metal veterans 16 (Relapse Records) as main support on all dates!

Support also comes from local psych / noise power trio Harks and brand new kraut / alt rockers Nudist.

This July Future Yard are thrilled to be hosting Aussie Punks Vintage Crop, bringing through their doors a sound that incorporates jerky post-punk elements into their muddy garage rock, to galvanizing effect.

Forming in 2012, just below Melbourne, in the bay city of Geelong; Vintage Crop are next in the long line of exciting rock bands to come from Australia. Their style of slicing guitar music has pushed the band to the fore of the Melbourne circuit, and established them as one of the talents surging to the surface of Australia’s impressive music scene.

The band released their first album (TV Organs) in 2017 & haven’t relented since, releasing a total of 4 albums in 6 years moving from muddy, garage rock to post-punk. Their latest work “Kibitzer” showcases their signature tight guitar licks and robust rhythm section.

Teaming up again with iconic record labels Anti- Fade (AUS) & Upset The Rhythm (UK), “Kibitzer” is the band sounding truer to form than ever. They steer their sound any which way they feel like it – and they’ll be bringing it to Future Yard this summer.

Future Yard has announced their August bank holiday weekender, Future Now, taking place on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th August 2022.

Future Now is their annual celebration of the best emerging new music, which also marks the anniversary of the festival that launched Future Yard in 2019.

The lineup includes headliners Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs (Saturday) and Snapped Ankles (Friday). The shamanic Snapped Ankles have to be seen to be believed, a high-wire, multi-media live act whose Teutonic forest rhythms are shot through with post-punk lightning. A truly unique, communal experience. Pigsx7 are a riff-driven, primal juggernaut of a group, whose Sabbathian and Melvinsian sound knows no bounds. Both are joined by a stellar group of acts who are some of Future Yard’s favourite current artists on the circuit – Cola, Dehd, bdrmm, Taraka, M(h)aol, with more special guests, DJs and extra bits still to be announced.

Future now 2022 Lineup so far:

Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs
Snapped Ankles
+ Cola
+ Dehd
+ bdrmm
+ Taraka
+ Eades
+ Holiday Ghosts
+ Porchlight
+ M(h)aol
+ Tokky Horror + Friends
PLUS  Dog Sport + Kristrún + Hank Bee + Bill Nickson + Broken Down Golf Cart + Nudist
+ Stardog Glove Box + Dreampark + Lynskey + Kjaerra + Memori + Gadzooks!

 

Dynamic Liverpool outfit The Mono LPs follow up their support performance at Future Yard in April with a full, no-punches-pulled headline show on Friday 1st July. The quartet’s rootsy rock’n’roll is amplified by Vicky Reid’s cello, which allows frontman/guitarist Ste Reid, bassist Chris Barlow and drummer Tom McCabe to swirl around with aplomb.

The Mono LPs released their latest album Shuffle/Play via Fretsore Records in 2021, but were unable to gig it live due to the Covid-19 restrictions. This show will be the first live performance of the album, making it a proper celebration. And the show will double up as the launch party for new single You Say which will be released on the day. All makes for a pretty exciting Friday night at Future Yard. Support on the night comes from Motel Sundown and Paul Nazole.

Twenty years ago a group of musicians from the North West came together to form a big band. Since then, Dr Jazz and the Cheshire Cats have given acclaimed performances across the country.

Directed by the University of Liverpool’s own Professor Catherine Tackley, the band brings a programme of classic swing with a British twist to The Tung Auditorium. Expect to hear the swinging sounds of Ted Heath and Jack Hylton alongside numbers from Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra.