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Waxahatchee at Electric Bristol | Review

It’s not often that I get to go to gigs with my Dad. Our tastes in music, whilst overarchingly similar have split down some different trails. So finding common ground...

Album review: Inhaler, ‘Open Wide’

An Evening with Mitski | Review

Lydia Reece at District | Review

The DMA’s at Mountford Hall | Review

Georgia at District | Review

Salwa Bea at Outpost 29/10/23 – Live Music Review

Eurovision Preview Gala at The Tung Auditorium | Review

Joesef at O2 Academy Liverpool | Review

Modern Marriage at Round the Corner | Review and Interview

Modern Marriage delivered an explosive set at Round The Corner, full of catchy songs delivered to a room of fans that chanted every word. Afterwards, frontman Ben Savage sat down...

Sefton Park Pilot: a step closer to normality?

With live music having been suspended in much of the world since March last year, it was no surprise that anticipation was high for the first government approved, non-socially-distanced concert...

The Night Café Interview

Teenage Fanclub – 5 must listen to tracks ahead of their new album release.

LGSM Classic Album Club 2: Beastie Boys – Ill Communication

An Introduction To Liverpool’s Music Scene in 2020

Doing Shakespeare | Review

Five Emerging Artists you may not have heard of – but really need to

Les Miserables in Concert | Review

Retrospect Review: 5 Cover Performances Which Are Arguably Better Than The Original

Retrospect Review: Top 10 Live Performances

In the midst of a gig-less and festival-less summer, the most we can do now is look back at what could have been. As I result, I have curated my...

Future Nostalgia (Dua Lipa) | Track-By-Track Album Review

Released on 27 March amidst a global pandemic, Dua Lipa's number 1 album Future Nostalgia is nothing short of a pop masterpiece. Despite the circumstances, the album has already achieved...

LGSM’s Album Roundup | March 2020

Eugenius the Musical | Review

The Snuts ‘Mixtape EP’ Review

The Blinders | Interview

Five Artist’s To Watch

Jake Bugg @ Liverpool Mountford Hall | Gig Review

8 Female Artists You Should Be Listening To | International Women’s Day 2020

Zuzu @ Liverpool Arts Club | Gig Review

LGSM’s Album Roundup | February 2020

Some say that it’s this point in the year that drags the most. The excitement of the new year is over, coursework starts looming, and the summer sun feels like...

Queen Symphonic @ Liverpool Philharmonic | Gig Review

Queen Symphonic... Queen are a legendary band that need no introduction. With over 180 million records sales across 15 studio albums, it does not matter if you are head banging...

The Big Moon Gig Review at Liverpool O2 Academy 2 – 28/02/2020

Lighthouse Family @ Liverpool Philharmonic| Gig Review

Tempers | Interview

HMLTD @ Arts Club| Review

Vetiver @ 81 Renshaw | Gig Review

City Park – Who Am I | Single Review

Gig Preview – HMLTD @ Arts Club

Avenoir – Drown | Single Review

Jake Bugg @ Mountford Hall | Preview

Calling all Jake Bugg fans! The chart topping English singer/songwriter will be hitting the main stage at Mountford Hall, on March 6th. Fans will hear some of his biggest hits...

Dirty Hit Tour @ Arts Club | Review

Liverpool has always been a city that celebrates the rise of upcoming artists, so it’s no surprise that the arts club was packed last December, with masses of fans coming...

LGSM’s Album Roundup- 2019

24 Kitchen Street and its struggle for survival

LGSM’s Album Roundup | November 2019

The Clause @ EBGBs | Interview and Review

Frank Turner @ Manchester Opera House – Gig Review

AKA Trio @ the Music Room | Interview and Review

Fontaines D.C. @ Liverpool O2 Academy |Gig Review

Matt Maltease | Interview

YONAKA @ Manchester Academy | Gig Review

Manchester Academy 2 welcomed YONAKA to the stage on Thursday night to entertain the crowd of 400. The night consisted of the group encouraging togetherness, seeking help when needed, and...

Joy Crookes @ The Deaf Institute | Interview and Gig Review

Performing at the Deaf institute, Joy Crookes lit up the stage on the night of Halloween. Known for her husky and jazzy voice, the South London artist wowed her audience...