TOUCAN is the funk, pop and soul project of Irish songwriter Conor Clancy, emerging as one of the most exciting new voices to break out of Ireland. With brass-driven grooves, velvet-rich vocals and songs that bridge Motown soul and modern pop, he’s the kind of artist built for festival stages and sold-out venues.
Since his breakout single We Fell For Miles, TOUCAN has sold out headline shows in Dublin, London, Bristol, Cork and beyond, and clocked over 5 million streams to date. UK crowds have already felt his live spark through high-energy sets at Love Supreme, Meltdown, and Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul. He’s supported icons including Nile Rodgers & CHIC, James Blunt and Durand Jones & The Indications, as well as The Average White Band at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Most recently, he joined Daði Freyr on his European tour.
Now, with brand-new music on the horizon, TOUCAN is announcing tour dates across the UK and Ireland. Expect sweaty dancing, singalongs, and a sound as timeless as it is fresh.
Tickets on sale now.
We are thrilled to host Omar Perry + ERM at Future Yard on Friday 13th February 2026. The son of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and his former band team up on ‘Channelling Lee Scratch Perry’, their new album paying homage to the godfather of Reggae Dub himself. It’s a sonic tribute to LSP where Omar is able to keeps his identity as a solo artist, whilst still exploring the mind and soul barrier to re-create the embodiment of his father.
Tickets on sale now.
Manchester Collective Presents Sky with the Four Suns live at Future Yard on Saturday 7th February 2026.
Enter a realm flooded with light and sound.
The Alaskan wilderness and the Arctic sky is where night and day steadily unfold with a special kind of magic. These horizons stretch far and wide across the nature-infused music of John Luther Adams. His ‘Canticles of the Sky’ for string quartet is stark, bright and expansive. It takes inspiration from sunbeams that hit ice crystals and refract, forming vivid halos and sundogs. To hear it live is to feel the steady, creeping warmth of a frosty day…
On our way to these distant soundscapes, we bask in the radiant purity of Arvo Pärt’s ‘Summa’ and briefly leave Earth behind for alien terrains. Experimental British musician and composer Mica Levi is best known for their scores for films like Under the Skin and The Zone of Interest.
In a new commission for the Collective, Jasmine Morris manipulates time with her slow-crawling textures and otherworldly sounds.
Join us and ascend to the highest heights.
Tickets on sale now.
Music. Wrestling. Fun. Games.
The chaos returns in 2026…
The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra performs Pop Goes Classical, uplifting orchestral versions of the world’s most iconic pop songs.
Pop Goes Classical shows that a great melody transcends time and genre. Join us for an uplifting and unforgettable musical experience where the world’s best loved songs are reimagined by the iconic Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, orchestrated by the producers of the hit Classic FM album, Pop Goes Classical.
Set in the beauty and splendour of Liverpool Cathedral but with the intimacy of candlelight, this world-famous orchestra will take you from the heartfelt ballads of Ed Sheeran and John Legend to the anthemic sounds of Coldplay, U2, and Oasis, transforming well-loved songs such as Hallelujah, Fix You and Fields of Gold into sweeping symphonic masterpieces – as heard on Classic FM.
Whether you’re a lifelong pop fan, a classical music enthusiast, or somewhere in between, this celebration of uplifting and emotional music is not to be missed.
If you would like to commission the orchestration of a specific song on the night to celebrate a special occasion, please contact the organisers here: admin@morganpochin.com
The Open Table and St Bride’s Christmas carol extravaganza is back Sunday, 21st December 2025!Open Table meets twice monthly providing a warm and affirming welcome to Liverpool’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) community, friends and family.The Open Table Liverpool Orchestra and the Liverpool Rainbow Chorus will perform, and we’ll sing loads of your favourite carols with inspiring readings both traditional and contemporary. You’re also invited to a simple meal of soup, bread, mulled wine and mince pies following the service – everyone really is more than welcome!Service starts at 6.30pm, St Bride’s, Percy Street Liverpool L8 7LT.
Rooted in the mud, hills and folklore of the North, Smote is the atmospheric, heavy-leaning project of landscape gardener Daniel Foggin. Drawing on drone, psych, folk tradition and the raw power of electronics, the music feels both ancient and sharply present.
We are excited to welcome Smote on their spring tour, off the back of their latest album release, Songs From The Free House on Rocket Recordings.
Smote’s live shows have built a quiet but loyal reputation for their slow-building intensity: ritualistic, hypnotic and deeply grounded. Expect repetition that pulls you under, waves of amplification, and atmospheric intensity.
Tickets on sale now.
We are thrilled to present Mae Stephens at Future Yard on Wednesday 25 March 2026 as part of her UK tour. The 22 year-old singer songwriter is a rising UK pop star. Her 2023 breakout hit, ‘If We Ever Breakup’ sparked her trajectory as a pop newcomer, earning her a place on the Top 15 UK singles.
Expect to hear colourful funky pop with an instantly recognisable voice.
Tickets on sale Wednesday 26th November 2025.
Mad Professor comes to Birkenhead!
A disciple of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’, Mad Professor stands as one of the leading producers in dub reggae’s second generation.
One of the most respected figures in the genre’s transition into the digital age, Mad Professor soon found himself in demand as a remixer for rock, R&B, and electronica acts. Over the course of the ’90s and into the new millennium, he would remix tracks by Sade, The Orb, The KLF, The Beastie Boys, and Depeche Mode, among others. His best-known project, however — and the one that truly established his credentials — was 1995’s No Protection, a completely reimagined version of trip-hop collective Massive Attack’s second album, Protection.
Support comes from The Oliphant Man B2B Sista Irie.
Tickets on sale now.
Local heroes Macca Taylor + Sunda Blue are joining forces this Christmas to bring an extra-special show to Future Yard on Friday 19th December.
Whilst seasonal shows with these artists are becoming somewhat of a tradition here on Argyle Street, we’re thrilled to this time be hosting both together for a full-blown Yuletide celebration.
Tickets on sale now.
