Gig Guide Monday 11th April 2016

 
Tuesday 12th
The Body/Full of Hell/Caina, (co – headline) Ruby Lounge, Manchester, 7.30pm
New album, ‘No One Deserves Happiness’, aiming to be ‘the grossest pop album of all time’
Full of Hell – American grindcore
Caina – black noise from MCR
http://www.therubylounge.com/
 
Loved Ones/ LUMEN/ Lying Bastards @ Buyer’s club 7.30pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/1507920866182413/
 
Wednesday 13th
Re-Fold: Rhymes and Records @ The Jacaranda 7.30pm
A night of performance poetry inspired by the current exhibition at FACT: Unfold, by Ryoichi Kurokawa
http://www.fact.co.uk/
 
Thursday 14th
Rosenblume & Robert Vincent – Liverpool Americana, Epstein 6.30pm
Two local singer songwriters join together for an evening of heartwarming songs in an extravagant setting. Doors at 6.30pm
http://www.epsteinliverpool.co.uk/
 
 
Philip Jeck/In Atoms/Kepla @ The Kazimier Cosmolodge, 7pm (30 cap)
Multimedia composer, avant musician, choreographer and Touch Records turntable artist Philip Jeck graces an audience in the Cosmolodge with a set of material prior to embarking on a series of dates in the U.S.
Opening the night will be local sound artist In Atoms and granular synthesist Kepla.
https://www.facebook.com/events/768618243271387/
 
 
Friday 15th
Night @ RNCM 7.30pm
A self styled ‘new-school’ folk band from Katmandu, sourcing instruments and sounds from Nepali music culture.
http://www.rncm.ac.uk/whats-on/events/
 
The Heads, Ruby Lounge, Manchester  7.30pm
http://www.therubylounge.com/
 
Looking Ahead
 
28th April
Earl Slick & Bernard Fowler perform Bowie’s Station to Station @ O2 7pm
40th anniversary of Station to Station. Other classic songs that they contributed to will be performed. (Lennon and Stones)
www.academymusicgroup.com/o2academyliverpool
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