Category: Festivals

The Great British Alternative Music Festival – Butlins Minehead ...

Posted by John W. King | 21 Mar 2019 | Festivals

Punk fun at the Seaside – The Great British Alternative Music Fe...

Posted by John W. King | 13 Oct 2018 | Festivals

Shiiine On Birmingham – Orbital, Happy Mondays, Wedding Present ...

Posted by John W. King | 9 Sep 2018 | Festivals

Electric Fields 2018 – Review

Posted by John W. King | 3 Sep 2018 | Festivals

Bearded Theory Spring Gathering 2018 – Review

Posted by John W. King | 31 May 2018 | Festivals

Bearded Theory’s Spring Gathering – 2019 – Photo Review

Suede

The Cult

Little Steve and the Disciples of Soul

The Blinders

The Lottery Winners

The Slow Readers Club

The Egg

Stiff Little Fingers

Henge

Editors

The Orb

Doves

Steel Pulse

Hollie Cook

Bearded Theory’s Spring Gathering – 2019 – Photo Review

by John W. King | 20 Jun 2019 | Festivals

Bearded Theory’s Spring Gathering Catton Hall & Park, Walton-on-Trent Derbyshire Thursday 23rd...

Threshold Festival 2019 – Pictures and thoughts

Seafoam Green

The Tosin Trio

Skinner's Lane

Bang Bang Romeo

SK Shlomo

SK Shlomo - Choir

Paddy Steer

The Mono LPs

Daisy Gill

Life at the Arcade

Jazamin Sinclair + Mersey Wylie

Mersey Wylie

Jazamin Sinclair

Gen and the Degenerates

Science of the Lamps

Reid Anderson

The Bodacious Balalaika Band

Elevant

Silent Cities

Kyami

Skaar

Life Art Drawing

Taylor Trash

Katie Mac

The Soul Rays

Little Peaches

Secret Circus

Secret Circus - Belly Dancer

Giles Stelfox

John Jenkins & The James Street Band

Secret Circus - Pole Dancer

Secret Circus Audience

Evie Moran

Alison Benson

Alexandros Papadopoulos

Secret Circus

Ditto Coffee

Panel: Diversity in Liverpool arts scene

Camilla Sky

The Moods

Jollyboat

DBA

People in Museums

Emilo Pinchi

Emilio Pinchi

theskyisthinaspaperhere

Me and Deboe

KingFast

Whittle White Lies

District

Yard

How old am I again?

Audience

Hobo Kiosk

Threshold Festival 2019 – Pictures and thoughts

by John W. King | 2 Apr 2019 | Festivals

Photos and thoughts about this year’s excellent Threshold Festival, now in it’s 9th year.

The Membranes + Choir

Billy Bragg

Charlotte Hatherley

Marnie

Cattle & Cane

Mush

Esme Bridie

Cape Cub

Adore//repel

The Membranes + Choir

Billy Bragg

Jellyskin

Long Division 2018 – Review

by John W. King | 8 Jun 2018 | Festivals

Long Division is a city centre based festival in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. We went along to check it out.

Daisy Gill

Vide0

Nányë

Hollows

Ovvls

Clair De Lunacy

Nafrodite

Mersey Wylie

KingFast

Science of the Lamps

Salsa Groove Familia

The Mono LPs

Nana Funk

Emergency Tiara

Salt the Snail

Rowena Gander

White Little Lies

Ellie Rose Smith

Mardhys

Jazamin Sinclair

Connah Evans

Sarah Jones

NaMo

Tabitha Jayde

Peter J Smyth

FRANCISCO

24hr Songwriting Challenge

Indigo Vibe

Foxtrap

Fick as Fieves

Tortusa & Breistein

Emilio Pinchi

Nányë

Simple Fiction

Nikki and the Waves

Operation Lightfoot and Alx Green

Trev Flemming

The Soul Rays

Ray Wills

Sub Blue

Mica Jane

Lesley and Leslie

C.O.W.

Across the Threshold 2018 – Review

by John W. King | 16 Apr 2018 | Festivals

Across the Threshold was a mini-Threshold/fallow year whilst the festival decides which direction to take, But it was no less stunning.

pink kink!

She Drew the Gun

Liverpool Music Week Closing Party

God on my Right

Liverpool Music Week Closing Party

Trudy & The Romance

Jo Mary

Liverpool Music Week – Closing Party

by John W. King | 4 Nov 2017 | Festivals

This year’s Liverpool Music Week truly has been a thing of beauty, with a perfectly curated mix of musical styles, if it must come to an end, what better way than with a party!

Dawn Penn

Liverpool Music Week – Dawn Penn

by John W. King | 2 Nov 2017 | Festivals

Dawn Penn is so much more than the one hit wonder many think she is, this was an incredible show.

Jungle

Stealing Sheep

Makeness

Liverpool Music Week – Jungle + Stealing Sheep + Makeness

by John W. King | 1 Nov 2017 | Festivals

Jungle were one of the hotly anticipated acts of Liverpool Music Week, did they live up to expectations?

Japanese Breakfast

St Jude the Obscure

Mary Miller

Liverpool Music Week – Japanese Breakfast + St Jude the Obscure + Mary Miller

by John W. King | 31 Oct 2017 | Festivals

With a truly incredible week at Liverpool Music Week so far, could tonight keep the momentum going?

Liverpool Music Week – 20 Years of Bella Union

Lost Horizons

BC Camplight

Hilang Child

Liverpool Music Week – 20 Years of Bella Union

by John W. King | 30 Oct 2017 | Festivals

For an independent label, Bella Union has punched well above it’s weight, boasting artists such as Flaming Lips, John Grant, Lanterns on the Lake, Fleet Foxes, Emmy the Great, Howling Bells and Mercury Rev to scratch but the surface. Would tonight’s lineup, headlined by Simon Raymonde’s Lost Horizons do it justice?