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Gig Guide 27th March 2017

3/26/2017

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GIG GUIDE
Monday 27th March

Sinkane- Sinkane (born Ahmed Gallab[1] in London, England) is a musician who blends krautrock, prog rock,electronica, free jazz and funk rock with Sudanese pop. He is signed to DFA Records.[2]
Soup Kitchen , Manchester. £9.50. 19:30

Tuesday 28th March

Jonny Hunter and Zeitgeist
“Imaginative set of 21st-century bebop mixed with electronic echoes” - John Fordham, Guardian
Kazimier Gardens 19:30. Donation Entry.

Wednesday 29th March

Andrew Poppy-  Renowned British composer Andrew Poppy will be re-imagining his 1985 album The Beating of Wings at The Capstone Theatre. Considered a cult classic, The Beating of Wings is a largely instrumental album that combines classical sounds and styles with electronica to create driving and addictive music that is fresh and timeless. He’s worked with Coil, The The, Erasure and tonight will collaborate with some of Stealing Sheep and Immix Ensemble.
Capstone Theatre. 19:30. £15

Thursday 30th March

Oxley-Meier Guitar Project- A dazzling display of contemporary fare, from Turkish panache to English pastoralism, played on nylon string, steel string, electric, 12 string, fretless, slide, guitar-synth, glissentar guitars and more.
The Atkinson, Southport. £7

Friday 31st March

Solid Air Band - A relaxed night of John Martyn songs in one of Liverpool's best café bars
Blackburn House Bistro 8pm. £6

Museum Of Backwards Hats –
Ship and Anchor, Southport

Threshold Festival of Music & Arts- returns to Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle for it’s seventh consecutive year of putting massive smiles on faces. With Hannah Peel, Hey Colossus, Silicon Dreams & Analogue Trash.
All weekend, Various venues. More info at thresholdfestival.co.uk
 
Saturday 1st April

14 Hour Super Weird Happening- Greg Wilson’s label, Super Weird Substance are hosting their most intriguing event to date. Unfolding as an all-day festival, which takes over the stunning Grade II listed building, Liverpool’s Florrie, for 14 hours - between 11am-1am - with live music, DJs, exhibitions, live art, spoken word, panel discussions and performance.
The Florrie. Tickets on Skiddle.

Sunday 2nd April

Stormzy- Grime’s golden boy
O2 Academy. 19:00. £48.50

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Gig Guide Monday 20th March 2017

3/19/2017

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Git Awards – Immix Ensemble/God Colony/Ohms/Or:la  nomination. Ceremony at Constellations on 13 May
Gig announcement – The Magnetic Fields at the Phil 3 & 4 Sept.
Open Circuit Festival roundup
Open Circuit 2017 constitutes a varied offering of contemporary music. Twelve different events spread across five days present a diverse collection of music, including concert music, structured improvisations, performers with realtime electronics, acousmatic electronic music, and audio-centric video games. This year’s festival is organised by the Interdisciplinary Centre for Composition and Technology, a newly formed group composers and technologists working at the intersection of sound, computers and visual media.
https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/music/events/opencircuitfestival/ also eventbrite
Monday 20th
Sean Kuti & Egypt 80 @ Invisible Wind Factory 7.30pm
Fela Kuti’s youngest son with band. Laid back, funk, brass section, socialist message
http://thekazimier.co.uk/programme/
Thursday 23rd
Free Rock n Roll – The Twistettes (Glasgow), Pardon Us (local), Gen N (Germany). Sound Food and Drink, 8pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/1853505931529455/
Friday 24th
Open Circuit Festival
Digital Games Pieces – Interactive compositions created by ‘players’ on devices. 1pm @ Victoria Building
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/open-circuit-festival-2017-digital-games-pieces-tickets-31255673561
Grunting Into the Machine @ Victoria Building 7pm
Concert exploring the relationships between performer, the composer and computer intervention.
GruntCount – martin Parker – improvisation between performer and computer
Clasp Together – Harry Whalley – the performer is invited to control their neurological responses
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/open-circuit-festival-2017-grunting-into-the-machine-tickets-31255744774
Thundercat @ Invisible Wind Factory 7.30pm
Drunk – released in Feb. Combines his pedigree in Jazz and experimental tendencies to form a smooth, psychedelic and often dark music. Working with Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lemar has opened up his career and his music.
http://thekazimier.co.uk/programme/
Footwork at Meraki – DJ Clent (Chicago), J Drago, DJ Noir (LA). 10pm-late @ Meraki, Dickson Street, L3 (house music at 160bpm eg RP Boo)
https://www.facebook.com/events/1489640717736185/
Intimate Letters (Manchester Collective) 8pm, Buyer’s Club
Co-Presented by the International Anthony Burgess Foundation for the #Burgess100 Centenary.
JANÁČEK String Quartet No. 2, "Intimate Letters"
BELLING Inside Mr Enderby. World Premiere
With "Inside Mr Enderby", we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Anthony Burgess, the Mancunian author of the controversial novel, "A Clockwork Orange". This electrifying song cycle by Huw Belling is the first in Manchester Collective's series of annual commissions, designed to bring some of the most exciting international voices in new music to the north west.
The programme also features Leoš Janáček's emotionally charged string quartet, Intimate Letters. Said to be Janáček's "manifesto on love", the work concerns his relationship with Kamila Stösslová, a married woman 38 years his junior.
Both works feature Mitch Riley, celebrated Australian baritone and Artistic Associate with Sydney Chamber Opera, currently in residence at the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1852064258349964/
Saturday 25th
Neil Campbell solo set at Hornby Library, Liverpool Central Library 2pm
Open Circuit Fest – Swedish Meatballs with Ensemble 10/10 7.30pm Leggate Theatre
Programme of music curated by guest conducter Christian Lindberg featuring Swedish composers Andrea Tarrodi, Jan Sandstrom and Per England
http://www.iccat.uk/open-circuit.php
http://www.liverpoolphil.com/whats-on/swedish-meatballs
 
 
The Evil Usses & Run Logan Run @ The Kazimier Garden 8pm
https://www.facebook.com/theevilusses/?fref=ts
Quality Psych Jazz
Looking Ahead
Super Weird Happening – 1st April – The Florence Institute 11am-1am
AGP – Alan Moore – Bryan Biggs – Cosmic Tigger – Esa Shields – Greg Wilson – Invisible Wind Factory – Levi Tafari - 
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Gig Guide Monday 6th March 2017

3/5/2017

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​Monday 6th:
Barry Sutton acoustic set – Fulwood Arms Aigburth.
 
Tuesday 7th:
Tinariwen.
Invisible Wind Factory.
 
Coven
Music Room, Philharmonic Hall.
 
Wednesday 8th:
The Manouchetones at The Caledonia on Wednesday with guest violinist Daniel John Martin all the way from Paris
 
Thursday 9th:
Free rock n roll – Swingin’ Bricks, How We Got Giraffes, The Chimps.
Sound.
 
Friday 10th:
Mike Badger & The Shadies, Mudcat Landing and Limerance.
81 Renshaw
 
Peter Bruntnell Band, The Buffalo Riot.
Naked Lunch Café, Smithdown Road
 
Saturday 11th:
Rongorongo, Hannah’s Little Sister, Mary miller, To Eva, Broom of the System.
HUS.
 
Dylan Golden Aycock, Jon Collin.
Bold Street Coffee
 
The Wailers.
02 Academy.
 
Leap Dance Festival at Make Warehouse -  Project O : Voodoo on March 11th. Awesome duo includes music from ex-Electrelane Verity Susman.
 
Sunday 12th:
The Bees Niece (Ragnhild Zeigler)-
Klondyke Club Levenshulme.

Leap Dance Festival at Make Warehouse -  Project O : Voodoo on March 11th. Awesome duo includes music from ex-Electrelane Verity Susman.
 
Lindisfarne.
Philharmonic hall.
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