Liverpool event feed

HSP Presents: Clarion at Tunnel on 1st September 2026.

Celebrating a year of efforts to make Liverpool City Centre one of the safest cities in the UK

Book Tickets As another season comes to a close, we invite you to join us for an enchanting evening beneath the glow of candlelight as we say goodbye to the iconic Minton Tiles until next time. This unique ceremony will feature a spellbinding organ recital by Professor Ian Tracey , one of Britain’s leading concert organists, accompanied by the glorious voices of the Liverpool Welsh Choral . Against the stunning backdrop of St George’s Hall’s Great Hall, this special event offers a final opportunity to experience the world-famous floor in all its splendour before it is covered for its preservation and protection. Join us for an evening of music, heritage and reflection as we celebrate this remarkable masterpiece and look forward to its future return.

Nuremberg trio Konformer bring their hypnotic blend of motorik rhythm, psychedelic repetition and electronic krautrock to Handyman, Liverpool

Featuring Jason Boardman, Konformer

Live Nation & SJM Concerts Presents: Michael Ball Support: Liss Jones Venue T&Cs: https://www.liverpoolphil.com/get-tickets/terms-conditions/

Featuring Michael Ball

Red Rodeo Club is a queer line dancing event, mixing classic boot-scootin tutorials with a party vibe!

A cheap night of live music at the Jac Basement, come down and have a boogie

Punk legend and Adverts frontman is joined by the Liverpool Kitchencore faves Pete Bentham & the Dinner Ladies (Acoustic Show).

Join Rongorongo as they launch their debut album The Shell of a Lullaby! Rongorongo are a six-piece post-punk band from Liverpool. With an uncanny knack for ear tunnelling melodies, they build an escapist alternative from the doom of everyday life. Debut album The Shell of a Lullaby out 4th September 2026. Pre-order the album here: https://rongorongomusic.bandca... Listen to singles No Sympathy and Push now wherever you stream your music. With very special guests: Beija Flo Beija Flo crafts her own universe by pulling together elements of activism with performance art. Impossible to pin down, her sound is one that encompasses everything from open hearted balladry to acerbic punk. Tackling everything from love and relationships through to mental and sexual health, she is truly an artist for our times, juxtaposing her darkest moments against those of enduring hope. Workstuff With a myriad of influences spanning trip-hop, slacker rock, 90s dance music and midcentury crooner pop, Workstuff create a surreal sonic landscape undercut with abstract vocal passages that are at once deeply personal and coolly detached.

Boyce Avenue return to Liverpool for one night only, packing their greatest hits and covers - Don't miss when they head to the Dome on 4 Sept

Featuring Boyce Avenue

Featuring Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash

The Prison Years Tour