Blood Red Shoes

Manchester

Kendal Calling 2019

North West England

Melkweg

North Holland

The Haunt

South East England

Thekla

South West England

The Wardrobe

Yorkshire and the Humber

Rescue Rooms

East Midlands

Islington Assembly Hall

Greater London

Gorilla

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

Scotland

Arts Club

Kendal Calling is an independent boutique music festival in Cumbria's beautiful Lake District, bringing a diverse selection of rock, indie and dance music to its intimate setting each summer.

Penrith

Secluded in the delicate subleties of nature, Penrith is filled to the brim with character and rural escapes. Perhaps quaint during the day, night will bring adventure and excitement at venues like Penrith Playhouse, Lowther Deer Park and Lowther Castle & Gardens, where events like Germany Music Tour Concert, Sticky Wicket Beer & Music Festival 2019 and Comfort and Joy will be playing soon. Find & compare all events in Penrith below to get the cheapest deals available.

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Lowther Deer Park

Known by the stage name Badly Drawn Boy, Damon Gough is an English indie singer-songwriter from Bedfordshire. He rose to prominence following several successful EPs like ‘It Came from the Ground’ and ‘Once Around the Block’, before winning the 2000 Mercury Prize for his first album ‘The House of Bewilderbeast”. 

After scoring for films such as ‘About a Boy’, Badly Drawn Boy released his third album ‘Have You Fed the Fish?’ with a more mainstream pop sound and guitars, which although was not necessarily well received by critics, found the most success in the charts with single “You Were Right” getting heavy airplay and peaking at #9 on the UK charts.

Badly Drawn Boy

Barely Legal first came to be in 2004 when they released "The Future (Disc 1)". They will be hitting the road soon, with shows in Penrith and Newquay.

Barely Legal

Jay McAllister first rose to prominence as a folk music act in 2005 under the moniker of Beans on Toast, opening the Glastonbury Festival that year and every year since. In 2008 he supported Kate Nash at her Hammersmith Apollo show, and released a 50 track debut album 'Standing On a Chair' in 2009. The album was produced by Ben Lovett of Mumford & Sons, and features vocals by Emmy The Great, Frank Turner and more. 

Beans on Toast have toured the all over the world, somehow finding time to release 8 albums including his most recent 'A Spanner in the Works'.

Beans On Toast

Blood Red Shoes began in 2006 when they announced "ADHD". Following that they've developed a strong following, having returned in 2019 with "Get Tragic". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Bristol, Glasgow and Manchester.

Young entered the industry in 2011 with the unveiling of "Englesang".

Young

Chris Lorenzo

Cinthie

Clint Boon began in 1998 after revealing "Only One Way I Can Go". He will be touring soon, with shows in Leeds, Penrith and Manchester.

Clint Boon

Danny Howard first emerged in 2017 when he unveiled "Sending Out an S.O.S.". He will be touring the country soon, with shows in Blackpool, Guildford and Rugeley.

Danny Howard

Dave Haslam

Doves debuted in 1998 with "Everyone Knows Everyone Else". Following that they've matured into their sound, after returning in 2009 with "Instrumentals of Rust". They will be hitting the road soon, with shows in London, Glasgow and Malahide.

Doves

Half Brightonian, half Icelandic, 100% loud and intoxicating. Whilst they may be called Dream Wife, the tongue-in-cheek name choice couldn't be further from who they are. Rakel Mjöll, Alice Go and Bella Podpadec refuse to fit the mould society present, instead choosing to carve out their own path through bracing and intense sounds reminiscent of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Talking Heads and more. 

Having debuted this year with the eponymous records 'Dream Wife', the trio stand on the precipice of something huge. Energy fuelled shows and jarring yet inspirational lyrics drive any audience crazy, so make sure to catch them while you can.

Dream Wife

Eliza and The Bear

Goldie Lookin Chain

Welsh DJ and music producer High Contrast debuted in 2002 with 'True Colours' quickly making a name for himself as a drum & bass artist. By 2011 he was plays festivals like Coachella and was a critical component in producing the music for the Athletes Parade at the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony.

High Contrast

Having debuted in 2017 with 'Brutalism', Idles grew out out of Bristol after vocalist Joe Talbot and bassist Adam Devonshire decided to start a band. Throughout the five year build up to their debut album, the band released several EPs and singles like 'Welcome', 'Meet' and 'Meta'.

Idles

Jax Jones entered the scene in 2014 with his first release "Go Deep". Following that he has matured into his sound, coming back in 2018 with "Snacks". He will be hitting the road soon, with shows in Coventry, Blackpool and Penrith.

Jax Jones

Keel Her debuted in 2011 after revealing "Emanuel EP". In the time since she has flourished as an artist, bringing out more music in 2014 with "Keel Her".

Keel Her

The British electronica trio formed online completing the band with vocals by Olly Alexander after hearing him singing at a friend's house while taking a shower! Alongside him is bass guitarist Mikey Goldsworthy and keyboardist Emre Turkmen. The trio has been described for mixing R&B and 90s house elements with their own twists and influences, dubbed “synth pop”. Their biggest chart topper was “King” which climbed to number one in the UK singles chart while their later single “Shine”, reached number 2. In 2015 after managing to win the much sought after BBC Sound of award, Years & Years stepped up the game and released their debut full-length album “Communion”.

Years & Years

Waze & Odyssey debuted in 2012 when they unveiled "2 Cool 2 Clap". In the time since they've cultivated a strong fanbase, bringing out more music in 2017 with "Something for Your Mind EP".

Waze & Odyssey

Krystal Klear first emerged in 2010 after revealing "Tried for Your Love". Since then he has continued on strongly delivering more music in 2014 with "Squad". He will be playing soon, with shows in Leeds, Dublin and Penrith.

Krystal Klear

Scottish singer/song-writer KT Tunstall was possibly the first chart topping star to compose a debut album around her childhood experiences in her adoptive father's physics laboratory. 

But it's seen her in fine stead as she continues to pedal self-aware and insightful tunes around the UK as well as featuring on several sound tracks. In 2006 her track Suddenly I See, also won best track of the year at the Ivor Novello Awards as well as several smash film soundtracks.

KT Tunstall

British electronic music group Leftfield are a production team that brought house music back from the brink of commercial mediocrity. Formed by Paul Daley and Neil Barnes, the pair combine the classic should of early Chicago and New York house with techno and create intelligent and classic dance music. With only two albums, the paid split in 2002 to focus on solo pursuits, reformed in 2010, and then in 2013 Daley went solo again. Barnes carried on and released a third album, Alternative Light Source, in 2015.

Leftfield

Mahalia is the self-proclaimed psycho acoustic soul musician from Leicester, and a veritable musical prodigy. At just eight years old she had written her first song, and by 13 she had signed a deal with a major label. There was no rush to get something out there however, as she spent four years letting her music develop and grow before releasing her EP ‘Never Change’ at 17 years old.

She’s toured with everyone from Emeli Sandé to Ed Sheeran and even Kendrick Lamar, and has been working with the producer behind Drake’s ‘Hotline Bling’, and she’s back now with her latest single ‘Sober’.

Mahalia

Manic Street Preachers emerged in 1988 with their first release "Suicide Alley". Following that they've cultivated a strong fanbase, after returning in 2018 with "Resistance Is Futile". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Cambridge, York and Manchester.

Manic Street Preachers

Maribou State first came to be in 2011 with their first release of "Habitat EP". Since then they've weaved their own path in music coming back in 2015 with "Wallflower (Lane 8 remix)". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Penrith, Barcelona and London.

Maribou State

MC Xander first emerged in 2011 when they announced "Eyeopeness [Explicit]".

MC Xander

Mele

Miles Kane entered the scene in 2010 when he unveiled "Inhaler". Throughout he has come a long way, bringing out more music in 2013 with "Better Than That". He will be touring soon, with shows in Brighton, Madrid and Penrith.

Miles Kane

DJ Monki is an underground tastemaker championing new electronic talent on her regular Radio 1 show (Sunday night 1-4am) and digital imprint ZOO Music.

Monki

Mystery Jets found their beginning in 2000 when they revealed "Mystery Jets EP". Throughout they've developed their own unique sound, delivering more music in 2016 with "The Whole Earth". They will be touring the country soon, with shows in Warrington, Manchester and Penrith.

Mystery Jets

You’ve probably already heard a little about Nina Nesbitt, seeing as she is the subject of three Ed Sheeran songs, “Nina”, “Photograph” and “Friends”. As Nesbitt was starting out on her own musical career, the Scottish singer asked Sheeran for advice and instead got an invitation to support him on tour. 

Although their torrid relationship may have ended, it resulted in a lot of great music, with her debut album ‘Peroxide’ in 2011 getting #1 in Scotland and #11 in the UK. She has since left her record label to work as an independent artist, and has released a new single “Moment’s I’m Missing”, with another album in the works!

Nina Nesbitt

Electronica dance music duo Orbital are brothers Phil Hartnoll and Paul Hartnoll who broke through onto the scene in 1994 after winning the NME award for Vibes Best Dance Act, headlining at Glastonbury Festival in the same year. 

After 15 years of success on the scene the two broke up in 2004, releasing ‘Blue Album’ their seventh album and supposed last hurrah. However, four years later in 2008 the duo reformed ahead of a performance at The Big Chill Festival in 2009, and released another album together in 2012 entitled ‘Wonky’, being hailed as one of their best albums. 

Once again though, the duo announced that they would be breaking up for the final time in 2014, parting ways for what seemed like forever. They didn’t hold out long though, as they returned to the stage in February 2017, performing at festivals up and down the country.

Orbital

Paul Woolford found his start in 2008 when he announced "The Truth". Over the years he has matured into his sound, having returned in 2016 with "Heaven & Earth". He will be hitting the road soon, with shows in Rugeley, Amsterdam and Penrith.

Paul Woolford

The 99 Degree

The Big Moon grew out of vocalist Juliette Jackson’s bedroom, when all she had was a love of music and a thirst to share it. After reaching out to friends for anyone who wanted to play together, Soph Nathan (guitar), Celia Archer (bass) and Fern Ford (drums) stepped forward and The Big Moon was formed. 

They released their debut album ‘Love in the 4th Dimension’ in 2017, grabbing a spot-on shortlist for the Mercury Awards. Before that, the four London girls had already cut their teeth on the tour circuit, opening for acts such as the Maccabees, Ezra Furman and the Vaccines, as well as performing on the William’s Green Stage at Glastonbury 2017.

The Big Moon

Hailing from Manchester, Courteeners are the indie-rock quartet that are regularly been compared to the likes of The Smiths and The Stone Roses. The childhood best friends released their debut album St Jude in 2008, which achieved Gold status in the UK, and began their legendary status- featuring hits such as “What Took You So Long” and “Not Nineteen Forever”. 

Their fifth album Mapping the Rendezvous was released in 2016, which the band began touring in November ’16. This summer the band have a massive show at the Old Trafford, and a couple of other dates, all of which can be found below!

Courteeners

The Cuban Brothers emerged in 2013 when they released "Yo Bonita". They will be hitting the road soon, with shows in Cambridge, Exeter and Penrith.

The Cuban Brothers

Four albums and top ten singles into their careers, The Fratellis have run the gambit from chart toppers to cult favourites. Still a big draw in their home town of Glasgow and around the rest of the UK the band may have left the charts behind, but they the baying crowds are still following them wherever they go.

The Fratellis

The Joy Formidable first emerged in 2008 with the unveiling of "A Balloon Called Moaning". In the time since they've flourished as an artist, after returning in 2017 with "Aruthrol E". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Penrith, Glasgow and Ware.

The Joy Formidable

The Lake Poets first emerged in 2010 when he released "The Lake Poets". He will be hitting the road soon, with shows in Durham and Penrith.

The Lake Poets

The Rifles first came to be in 2003 with the unveiling of "The Dreams of a Bumblebee". Since then they've flourished as an artist, after returning in 2016 with "Big Life". They will be touring the country soon, with shows in London, Manchester and Birmingham.

The Rifles

The Subways began in 2004 when they unveiled "1 A.M.". Throughout they've flourished as an artist, delivering more music in 2015 with "The Subways". They will be heading out on tour soon, with shows in Caerphilly, Penrith and Matlock.

The Subways

The welsh singer is one of the most recognisable performers of a generation and his legacy will be felt for generations to come. With a career that has seen him dabble in every form of popular music, pop to jazz, R&B to gospel and back again, he has sold over 100 million records. That he's still going late into his 70's show his passion for the music and his fans repay that passion ten fold. With an OBE and Knighthood to go along with all those gold records, there's little else Jones could still achieve.

Tom Jones

Zuzu

2017 marks 20 years of the English indie rock band Gomez, who first rose to prominence in 1998 when their debut album 'Bring It On' won the prestigious Mercury Prize. Since then the fivesome have gone on to release seven albums in total, their most recent 2011's Whatever's on Your Mind'.

Gomez

Kendal Calling

Gerry Cinnamon

Arkells first came to be in 2008 with "Deadlines". Now they've developed a strong following, bringing out more music in 2017 with "Knocking at the Door". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Penrith, Glasgow and Matlock.

Arkells

Rival Sons emerged in 2009 after revealing "Before the Fire". Now they've flourished as an artist, having returned in 2016 with "Hollow Bones". They will be going on tour soon, with shows in Paris, Cenon and Penrith.

Rival Sons

In just three years, Dublin native Dermot Kennedy went from starting off his musical journey to selling out venues in London and having over 19 million streams on Spotify. His first headline show was at a packed out Unitarian Church in Dublin, and he has supported acts like Glen Hansard and James Vincent McMorrow on tour. 

Earlier in 2017, Kennedy release his ‘Doves & Ravens’ EP, a darker take on his usual folk music, with hints of electronic. He’s been writing with Charlie Hugall, known for his work with Swim Deep and Florence & the Machine), as well as working with Stephen Kozmeniuk who has worked music for Kendrick Lamar and Dua Lipa. Kennedy’s previous releases include ‘After Rain’ and ‘Shelter’.

Dermot Kennedy

Coco & the Butterfields

The Pearl Harts

Darkzy

Easy Life

Ten Tonnes

The Snuts

Kyle Falconer (The View)

Cassia

Our Girl

Jack of all trades Nile Rodgers is a producer, songwriter, musician, composer, guitarist - everything - as well as co-founding member of one of Disco music's greatest bands, Chic. For over forty years, Nile Rodgers & Chic have retained peak popularity in the UK since their first hit 'I'm Doing Fine Now'. 

Beyond just their own sound, Nile Rodgers & Chic have developed music and musicians as a whole. The Sugarhill Gang aka the original founders of recorded hip-hop used 'Good Times' as a basis for 'Rappers Delight', and so did Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. Blondie, The Smiths, Duran Duran, Queen and more have all cited Nile Rodgers & Chic as a formative influence on their sound.

Nile Rodgers & Chic

Sports Team

The Allergies

Sophie And The Giants

Shards

Only The Poets

Sea Girls

Slowthai

Jungle Warriors

Fleetmac Wood

Ellie Cocks

Harriet Jaxxon

The K's

Amsterdam

Unbridled beauty, tranquil canals, and a feeling of relaxed intrigue lofting through the air: none other than the capital city, Amsterdam. Look up the meaning of gezellig, the special Dutch quality meaning cosy and welcoming, pouring out of every window and door that lines the city.  

With thousands of vintage shops, quaint cafes and suitably raucous bars, there's never a moment wasted in Amsterdam. The atmospheric, narrow lanes weave in and out of the city, taking you on a journey through the plethora of interesting locations on offer, from the Rijksmuseum (where you'll find the photo friendly 'I Amsterdam' sign) , Van Gogh Museum and Hermitage Amsterdam, to the Anne Frank Huis, Vondelark and De Hallen. 

The city also boasts a reputation as one of the world's most multicultural, with over 177 nationalities represented, teeming with an exciting nightlife and many of the world's leading corporations' EU headquarters, such as Uber, Netflix and Tesla.

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Brighton

If the capital seems a bit too busy to you there's the wonderful seaside town of Brighton just an hour south. The broad beach is backed by retro amusement arcades and regency-era constructions. But it's not just about the scenery, as stunning as it is. Brighton's nightlife and arts scene are vibrant and bubbling over with talent. Concorde 2 providing a valuable proving ground for the UK live music scene and arts focused cafes and bars like Patterns & The Hope and Ruin offering you an endless array of peerless cultural experiences.

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Converted cinema with a raised stage, screen and bars, hosting a mix of live gigs and club nights.

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Bristol

The former city centre port in the South West has transformed into a cultural hub in recent years. The Harbour's 19th century warehouses now has restaurants and bars while the M shed muses explores the local social and industrial heritage. All of which are a perfect way to spend your day before you soak up the culture in the likes of The Bristol Hippodrome, home to the best theatre and comedy performances in the country, or catch some of the best musical acts in the country at the O2 Academy.

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Award-winning live music venue and club space on a ship in Bristol since 1984.

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Leeds

Sitting on the banks of the River Aire, Leeds is undoubtedly the capital of West Yorkshire. What was once a market town is now a stunning modern city that serves as the region's cultural and financial heart. Leeds is renowned for its enormous student population with four universities on its doorstep.

Leeds was recently voted by the Times as the number one cultural place to live in Britain, and with good reason, as it serves as the home of Opera North, the Northern Ballet and Leeds Playhouse, the largest producing theatre in the UK outside of London and Stratford-upon-Avon.

While Leeds has plenty to offer in way of high culture, its redeveloped industrial areas now serve as a stunning metropolitan hub area which is famed for its bars under converted railway arches and live music venues. Cult venues such as the Brudenell Social Club and the Key Club are the place to catch up-and-coming artists, while pop and rock superstars often visit the O2 Academy and the 13,500-capacity First Direct Arena. With so much going on in Leeds, you're guaranteed to find something for you in the city's vibrant nightlife.

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Concise menu of world eats in large windowed upstairs room and sunken dance floored basement venue.

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Nottingham

Famous once for its heroes of social justice, Nottingham is known for being one of the most vibrant and exciting cities in the UK. Home to the famous Rock City among other great venues, the city has earned a well deserved reputation for hosting incredible live music. 

On top of that, its award winning public transport system makes its cultural centre and thrilling night life easier to explore than anywhere else in the country. It's also ideal for attending the best events sport has to offer at the likes of the The National Ice Centre & Holme Pierrepoint National Watersports Centre. Is it any wonder the city was named Home of English Sport in 2015?

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450-capacity live music venue and nightclub, including a smart bar with Chesterfield-style seating.

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London

The UK's capital is bursting with culture. Whether you're looking to explore its countless museums & art galleries, historic landmarks or extravagant West End district, you're in for the time of your life. 

London is a global city in every sense of the word. Bustling with many of the world's largest businesses and cultural experiences, London's position as a global hub makes it one of the most multicultural cities on the planet with people of almost every culture and creed calling the city their home. 

London offers a wealth of experiences at every possible level. Want to look over the city from atop the London Eye? You can do that. If getting sweaty at an underground club night in Brixton is more your bag, that's OK too. Whether you want to see everything the city has to offer or really get underneath the skin of a suburb, London is sure to give you memories that will last.

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Striking, 1930s municipal hall staging live music concerts, wedding fairs and community events.

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Affectionately known as the capital of the north, Manchester has a cultural wealth of activities that keep the city alive day and night. Music or theatre, comedy or sport, festivals or family days out, there is always something that can cater to your needs. 

With a well known reputation for music, you can guarantee that there is always a gig happening somewhere in Manchester. The Etihad Stadium's  55'000 capacity caters to the top performers in the world, whilst smaller venues like Gorilla, the Manchester Academy, O2 Apollo keep things interesting with a slew of touring musicians on stage. 

Between the Palace Theatre and Manchester Opera House, all of the popular touring theatre shows will pass through Manchester's streets. HOME curates an eclectic and exciting mix of arthouse theatre and cinema which sure to get those cerebral juices flowing. 

As for sport, Manchester is home to the legendary Manchester United and Manchester city. However,it's penchant for athletics doesn't stop there. Plenty of other world class teams call the northern city their home, with a wide variety of global championships stopping in to the Manchester Arena to compete.

Iconic clubs like Warehouse Project, Victoria Warehouse, Satan's Hollow and G-A-Y get the club bangers thumping. In fact, Manchester's nightlife never stops, with a clubs and bars open 24/7 across the city. If clubs of the comedy variety are more your thing, The Comedy Store and Frog & Bucket were the birthplace of many great comedians careers. There, the laughter continues on with fresh talent and a variety of touring comedians stopping in to entertain.

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Dining, drinks and dancing under one roof, Gorilla is a restaurant, club and live venue space all in one. The building was revamped by the Trof team in 2012, contributing to their stylish portfolio of clubs and bars dotted around Manchester. Gorilla has since received praise for its award-winning food and broad programme of stage acts, covering everything from comedy to concerts.

Beneath the railway arches on Whitworth Street West, the venue is conveniently situated in the heart of Manchester. Its capacity reaches a maximum of 550, providing generous room for dancing but an up close and personal ambience for gig-goers who are never too far from the stage. The area is uniquely decked with a retro and industrial feel, where the back wall is flawlessly described as a ‘1950s Spacelab’ by The Guardian. Complete with a state-of-the-art sound system, it’s no wonder the multifunctional entertainment venue has become a popular haunt for Manchester’s music lovers.

Beyond entertainment, Gorilla famously serves up the ‘best burgers’ in town according to the Manchester Food and Drink Festival Awards. The club is also a great spot for gin lovers, with a Gin Parlour situated on their mezzanine bar garnished with several artisan and specialist gins to try.

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Glasgow

Scotland’s largest city Glasgow is second to none in the country when it comes to entertainment. From its history as Scotland's largest seaport, Glasgow is now the cultural hub of Scotland, serving as home to fantastic art galleries, theatres and live music venues. 

Glasgow's position as Scotland's main powerhouse means that it is blessed with hosting many of Scotland's national arts organisations, including Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet whose performance home can be found at the city's Theatre Royal. Just a few of its museums and galleries include the Gallery of Modern Art, the Hunterian Museum and the famous Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

While Glasgow's intellectual standing in Scotland remains, the city also offers more visceral pleasures for thrill-seekers - visitors can catch one of the country's two biggest football teams, Celtic and Rangers, or partake in the city's world famous live music scene. Some of the world's finest musicians have passed through Glasgow, whether in the intimate surroundings of King Tut's Wah Wah Hut or the ultra-modern SSE Hydro Arena.

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Mighty concert room for up-and-coming local bands and cult international acts serving own lager.

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Liverpool

This historic maritime city birthed The Beatles. That's almost enough said right there isn't it? But the city has much more to offer, with some of the UK's best theatres, arenas and venues for a merry night out in Merseyside.

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Liverpool has always been an undeniable hub of music, seeing some of the world's greatest musicians spring forth from its walls, so it comes as no surprise that their venues are equally as exciting and irresistible. 

The Arts Club on Seel Street has been part of that musical reputation for over 200 years, helping to shape the cities vibrant culture and keeping music in the air. 

It was the original meeting place for the Liverpool Royal Institute, the first of its kind outside of London, and is now a high quality music and art space offering outstanding events. 

International stars and local talent alike take to their stage almost every night, with events ranging from music, to comedy, club nights and more.

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