Founded in 1840, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is one the world’s oldest concert societies and ever since, has been at the heart of Liverpool’s cultural life.
With its mission to promote music and music-making it offers marvellous concert throughout the year. As outstanding arts and entertainment venue, there are also many Pop and Rock acts on the schedule.
This is where most artists stay the night when in town. It's just across Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. A stylish, privately run boutique hotel with passionate staff. Eat and drink in the fabulous hotel restaurant or in near welcoming Ye Cracke pub where you may meet the artists again.
This is the favourite place of many musicians when in town. Also John Lennon and Noel Gallagher have already been among the famous visitors of this authentic British pub.
Just around the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is one of the most ornate pubs in the UK, inside as well as outside. Discover a traditional pub of unique character with a great range of real ales and quality pub dishes. Step in for a vibrant pre- or post-gig atmosphere.
This is the place where once the high school for both Paul McCartney and George Harrison was located. After the school closed in 1985, Paul was involved in starting the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. Still today, Paul is actively involved with the LIPA, attending the annual graduation ceremonies and also giving masterclasses to students. Directly next to the Institute is Liverpool College of Art, once attended by Stuart Sutcliffe and John Lennon.
In a city full of vibrant live venues, M&S Bank Arena is the largest one around. Centrally located and therefore easily accessible. It has been host to the big players in music history, whatever genre the acts may be into.
Annual LIMF is a two-days celebration of Liverpool's cultural and musical history. A line-up ranging from Pop to House and much more, in combination with loads of activities, is key to an epic weekend.
One of the most famous live music venues and night clubs in the world. Also birthplace to legendary Beatles. Nowadays, a must-visit when in Liverpool.
Sound City is a festival taking place in different locations throughout Liverpool. It boasts with live music from various genres.
This annual festival is taking places in different venues all over the city of Liverpool. Whether if you are into the Beatles or just a fan of music - you will have a great time around.
Excellent venue boasting with live music. Small, but classy and un-intimidating. The musical range compasses everything from Rock and Indie to Pop and Metal.
Previously a recording studio, now an opulent bar offering great cocktails while listening to live performances on stage.
This venue's schedule is fully packed with international top acts as well as local newcomers. Having seen bands from all over the world since years.
A real hot spot when in Liverpool is this live music venue and bar. Also offering great food and mouth-watering cocktails and drinks.
This is the place where music magazine Mersey Beat had its first office space. Today, there's a record store in the basement along with a nice café and a live music venue.
Probably one of the biggest venues in the whole city. Over the years this place has hosted all of the key events on campus as well as in the live music world. Everyone from Queen and Kaiser Chiefs to Greta van Fleet have played here. In addition there is a terrace installed outside the back of the hall.
The venue enjoyed a rich history within the performing arts, hosting numerous theatre and music productions and even housing a cinema and a bingo hall over its 115 year life span. Even The Beatles hit the stage several times in the 1960s.
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
