A Liverpool club is repurposing its space for a children’s charity this Christmas.

From 16th-19th December, Blackstone Street Warehouse will open its doors to KIND, a Liverpool-based charity committed to helping the lives of children and families across the city. 

A Kickstarter campaign is raising funds for a new photobook celebrating ‘90s queer clubbing in the North of England.

Massive Attack has cancelled a gig at ACC Liverpool to protest an electronic arms fair, which is also being held at the venue.

The concert had been due to go ahead as a 'super-low carbon' event in order to allow the group to trial methodologies that would allow themselves and others to play environmentally friendly gigs, with help from researchers at the University of Manchester.

Liverpool-based independent radio station Melodic Distraction has launched a new venue, Melodic Bar. 

A mural of SOPHIE has been unveiled at Liverpool venue 24 Kitchen Street.

Taking over a wall at the music venue, the mural depicts the late artist wearing long red gloves and a pink shawl. It was created by local artist A Cullen after the venue shared a callout with for a trans/non-binary artist to commemorate the PC Music mainstay, in collaboration with Homotopia.

Sisu collective will host their fourth-anniversary party in Liverpool this weekend.

A community providing a platform to educate, inspire and showcase aspiring women and non-binary DJs and producers, the collective hosted a fourth birthday event at London's Cafe 1001 earlier this month. 

Treasured Liverpool record store 3b Records is to close at its current location, bringing its 32-year legacy on Slater Street to an end.

According to a statement by the team circulated on social media, difficulties with the landlord relating to the renewal of the shop's lease have led to the decision.

COVID pilot events in Liverpool caused 'no detectible spread' of coronavirus, according to results taken from the studies. 

Large events with COVID-tested audiences are no riskier than shopping, according to the preliminary results of UK trials conducted at test events throughout the past month.

The report suggests that the risk of coronavirus transmission at maskless events is equal to visiting the high street or dining out, providing adequate ventilation and testing is in place.