Wednesday 29th:
Oil Chickens -  rock & blues night at the Victoria Waterloo this Wednesday night 29/11/17
Thursday 30th:
Philip Jeck and The Merseyside Improvisors Orchestra.
Capstone Theatre.

Two events across two days will bring the city together to help increase understanding and generate integral support for Sahir House, Liverpool’s dedicated HIV Charity. Irish singer/songwriter Brian Kennedy, supported by country/blues newcomer Daisy Gill, will perform at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on Thursday 30th November. The ‘A Better Man’ singer will perform an exclusive intimate gig in the venue’s Music Room allowing guests to get up close to the popular singer. Brian will be joined on the evening by critically acclaimed vocalists, Sense of Sound who will sing a collection of songs together. 

Listening to architectural space : the sound of the built environment.William Brown Street
A ‘soundwalk’ is a practice: it is walking without talking, focusing on the sound around, focusing on the present moment. In a `Sonic Gaze` session the participants are static, though the sounds could be mobile. Talking might come later.
1pm. 

Euros Childs - The Buyers Club.

XamVolo – District.

Friday 1st:
Kosmoklub live stream – Psycho & Plastic (5:30pm) Facebook event.

IWFM launch party – Live music by Ali Horn., The Floormen, Mike Badger. Performances by Tony Chestnut and Alastair Clark
Drop The Dumbulls.

Saturday 2nd:
Postmusic Sampler#1 – a.P.A.t.T., CHinsniffer., hala Duet, MT Hall (fka Akasa). Vice Moth, Germanager, Cartwheels on Glass, Unstoppable Sweeties Show, Simon Jones’ CHillout Donk Experience, Atatat, Water, Isocore, President Business.
North Shor Troubadour.

Andy Panayi (London), Casey Greene (Australia), Dominique Gagne (New York), The Jazz Flute Big Band.
The Arts Centre, Burscough.
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Brix & The Extricated – Manchester Apollo.

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Tuesday 21st
Solo collective @ Capstone Theatre 7.30pm Classical ambient electronica
Anne Muller – Cello, Alex Stolze – Violin, Sebastian Reynolds – Piano, Daniel Thorne - Saxophone
Wed 22nd
Philip Jeck, Michaela Grill(laptop) and Karl Lemieux(16mm projection) @ The Box, FACT 9pm
Improvised audio visual performance where all the devices are connected and eachothers outputs will affect qualities in the visuals and sounds.
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Queercentric Music – Homotopia Festival special 7pm @ HUS, Tithebarn Street
Showcasing artists from the UK’s Queer Music Scene –
Lucas & King, Rose Betts, Kenny Thompson, Ruthie Adamson (Spoken word) with ‘drag diva’ Karla, Toby Worsfold (Spoken Word) and our very own Campbell L Sangster
https://www.facebook.com/events/1477044518998975/
Thurs 23rd
Chris Wood @ Continental, Preston. 8pm Arresting folk singer, we featured ‘so much to defend’ earlier this year. One of our highlights of the year.
http://newcontinental.net/
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Beers for Queers – monthly social
FOR the LGTBQI community in Liverpool, monthly social to chat mingle snog dance stare laugh with and all the queerdos and homos, pansies, gayers and lezzas, dykes, trans masculines and femmes and beautiful friends of : ALL WELCOME
the do knows, the don't knows, the limp wristed, the tightfisted, the feys the gays, the hey hey heys, the Butches, the faggots COME AS YOU ARE...DJs playing a mix of tunes retro postpunk northern soul rockinroll glam singalongs classics newies oldies
https://www.facebook.com/events/297211384098499/
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Killerfernandez/Daisy Gill @ British Music Experience 7.30pm
Jennifer John & Philipp Moll. Electro-soul. Band includes Manu Delago (Bjork, PMS, Solo Kazimier Show) and guitarist Stewart McCallum (Cinematic Orchestra). Includes visuals. First commercial gig at BME
https://www.facebook.com/events/775284405991525/

Sat 25th
Steve Pilgrim with Danny Thompson @ The Arts Centre, Edge Hill Uni, Ormskirk 8pm
Steve Pilgrim is a celebrated local songwriter, who also has appeared alongside Paul Weller, Cast and the Stands. Over the years Danny Thompson has been involved with John martyn, Pentangle, Nick Drake, Bert Jansch so this is a rare opportunity to witness something rather intimate and rich. 
https://www.facebook.com/events/1951565758451926/
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Sat 25th
RoS – 000
Hassnat – Lizala Vi – Plurals (Drone) – Burgher (No Wave) – Lucaufer (Ambient Soundscape) – Guepes – Cava Worldwide – Bryn b2b Ling + Tardast (MC) 
000 is the first event of what RoS plans to be a new start for the Liverpool music scene. Overcoming the listening of sterile popular music that has monopolised the city centre, 000 will surface neglected artists, musicians and genres. Light to dark spoken word, noise and ambience will sit alongside alternative rap and future club sounds.
https://www.facebook.com/events/124284928285784/
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Dunes/Last Reserves/Filthy Janes/Mark Murphy @ Maguire’s Pizza Bar – desert  rock, punk
https://www.facebook.com/events/377454036043501/
Looking Ahead
From Alan Jones – 
8th December – Ponderosa Glee Boys/Museum of Backwards Hats/Three From Above in aid of homeless charities. At District.

Monday 13th

Pixels Ensemble: Remembrance @ The Capstone Theatre (Great Hall) – 7:30pm
Sure to be a night of moving repertoire and recital, the ensemble plays chamber music writ large including Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time, a piece composed whilst Messiaen was a prisoner of war in German captivity, and first played by his fellow prisoners on the only instruments they had available: clarinet, piano, violin, and cello.
http://www.thecapstonetheatre.com/whatson/pixelsensembleremembrance.html
 
Virtually Reality / New Music North West@ Royal Northern College of Music (MCR) – 7pm
Jagoda Szmytka, Michael Brailey, and Sam Kidel all feature in this night of compositions concerned with digital spaces and words or text conveyed by technological means. A pair of world premieres from Kidel and Brailey sits alongside Polish composer Szmytka’s disjointed, disintegrating and fascinating-sounding piece for four megaphones and voice. One of the opening events for New Music North West, billing itself as an ‘experimental and thought-provoking’ week of contemporary electronic and acoustic music. Free entry – no ticket required.
https://www.rncm.ac.uk/festivals/new-music-north-west/
 
Behind the Screens: Music & Mental Health @ Open Eye Gallery – 6:30pm
Touring singer and songwriter Aniya Savage will perform material from her recent ‘Howl’ EP, alongside a screening of her music video collaboration with director Siobhan Cox, ‘Earthquakes’, as well as leading a discussion on mental health, a topic covered in much of her musical output. A free entry event provided by Open Eye running alongside their current exhibition ‘Culture Shifts: Local’.
https://openeye.org.uk/whatson/behind-screens-music-mental-health/
 
Thursday 16th

Rattle / Ex-Easter Island Head / Charles Harward @ Everyman Theatre (Basement) – 8pm
This fourth iteration of ‘new music for old machines’ includes a solo performance by organiser Ben Duvall of EEIH, book-ended by a percussion-heavy couple of sets. Interlocking double-drum-and-vocals duo Rattle headline the night, after founder of post-punk trio This Heat and art-rock legend Charles Hayward presents a piece for solo snare drum – “the best you will ever see” as the description says online. A pay on the door affair with music starting at 8:30pm sharp.
https://www.facebook.com/events/539988779682195/
 
Friday 17th

Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip @ 24 Kitchen Street – 7pm
A BBC 6music favourite, this madcap act mix music and comedy, after a summer of festival success and rave reviews from those in the know, this seems like a good opportunity to find out what all the fuss is about.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mik-artistiks-ego-trip-liverpool-tickets-36775122381
 
Huma presents Jayda G @ Buyers Club – 11pm
A new dancing-encouraged night of DJ’d music upstairs at the Hardman Street venue, tonight’s headliner is a Canadian import in the form of Jayda G. Sure to be a friendly, funky and intimate party.
https://www.facebook.com/events/179039762653555/
 
Maja Bugge / HPM @ The Capstone Theatre – 7:30pm
One half of the evening comes from Norwegian cello player Maja Bugge, the other comes from Italians HPM, who perform using violin, electronics, and drum machines.
http://www.thecapstonetheatre.com/whatson/majabuggehpm.html
 
Saturday 18th

Mamadou & the Lekette Band @ Kazimier Garden – 7:30pm
Long-time Liverpool music scene stalwart, frontman and multi-instrumentalist Mamadou joins a new-ish conglomeration of skilled musicians, this time singing from behind the drumkit to play Senegalese Mbalax and Afrobeat music. In between and after will be records played by Al English. A free entry event.
 
Ian Boddy & Nigel Mullaney @ The Capstone Theatre – 7:30pm
Ambient music partners for years, the pair have produced work for Boddy’s label DiN, as well as for film and television. Making use of a “huge arsenal” of modular synthesizer hardware old and new, this will be a unique performance on a bank of humming machinery and a must for any music technology enthusiast or fan of electronic music.
http://www.thecapstonetheatre.com/whatson/ianboddyandnigelmullaney.html
 
Sunday 19th

Frakass: A Noise Soiree @ Drop The Dumbulls Gallery – 7:30pm
Three electro-acoustic, industrial-techno, improv-ish solo performers from Belgiam are hosted by Frakass, plus local duo Vice Moth and WHXRS backing up with warped dance music and lo-fi electronics in equal measure. An early finish is promised to make sure everyone’s home in time to listen to PMS…
https://www.facebook.com/events/1338506386260121/
 
Looking ahead: Wednesday 22nd November

Philip Jeck, Michaela Grill & Karl Lemieux @ FACT – 9pm
A three-way collaboration from ever-revered local turntable-soundscape artist Jeck, with Grill on laptop and Lemieux using 16mm projector. Certain to be in high demand, this performance in The Box at FACT will be one to remember.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/performance-philip-jeck-michaela-grill-and-karl-lemieux-tickets-37869861776

GIG GUIDE 6/11/17
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Monday
Yes We Cant presents Joelle Taylor, Emma Purshouse, Laura Taylor- an evening of top-notch spoken word with three outstanding female poets. Open mic spots also available. This will be incredible! A pay-as-you-feel gig.
81 Renshaw St, 19:00
 
Tuesday
Mesange with Lynny and David Kelly- Mésange is a collaboration between violinist Agathe Max (Kuro) and guitarist Luke Mawdsley (Cavalier Song), they have a new record out on God Unknown Records.

Thursday
Immix Ensemble with Jane Weaver
Metropolitan Cathedral Crypt, 19:30, SOLD OUT.

Friday
DJ Stingray and Lorenzo Senni with MT Hall, Isocore, Jacques Malchance, Big Effigy
24 Kitchen Street, 22:00, £15.
Manouchetones- gypsy jazz trio.
Petit Café du Coin (used to be Yardbird, Berry St) Every Friday. 8.30pm.

Sunday
Hive Wire-  a night of electric poetry, comedy, DJ Badboy and a raffle. Feat- Rikky Riley Sophie Dodd, Samantha Dakini plus more.
Constellations, 6pm, donations entry.
Ride (reformed veteran shoegaze band)
O2 Academy, Hotham st, 19:00, £25.

Looking Forward- 31st December, Home Of The Brave at Drop The Dumbulls feat UKAEA, HESSKA, M T Hall.  Tickets available on resident advisor.