Gig Guide Monday 2nd September 2019

Wednesday 4th September
Mythos: A Trilogy by Stephen Fry Gods / Heroes / Men
One of the world’s greatest storytellers, telling the world’s greatest stories. In this trilogy of plays, Stephen Fry takes to the stage in the company of the Greek gods, heroes and men whose gripping tales still echo today. Laugh-out loud funny, mind-blowing and often personal, Mythos is a once-in-a-lifetime experience with the icon himself. Gods charts the creation of the Cosmos and the primordial deities; the splendidly bloody interbreeding and family feuding that led to the rise of the Olympians - Zeus, Hera, Apollo, Athena, Hermes and the rest; and the creation of Humankind.
https://www.liverpoolphil.com/whats-on/comedy-spoken-word/mythos-a-trilogy-by-stephen-fry-gods/3352
 
Thursday 5th September
Gintis, Inhaler Collective, Bandit, Pelican Band – Phase One – 7pm
A large ensemble, Inhaler Collective seem to be a coming together of myriad new wave of Liverpool jazz world heads, and Pelican Band strike an interesting-sounding chord with their notion of ‘Everly Brothers meets Mercury Rev’. Always an affordable gathering of live music souls at the Get Into This ‘Deep Cuts’ events, this being gig number 29.
https://www.skiddle.com/e/13605945/
 
Friday 6th September
Mahler with Wine – Philharmonic Music Room – 6pm
Conductor Clark Rundell will pick a selection of extracts from his favourite Mahler symphonies to listen to in the Music Room (it has fantastic acoustics!). Clark will discuss the works and then we’ll sample wines and cheeses chosen for each piece by Clark and Kevin Rooney from Enotria & Coe wine importers. Join us for a feast for all the senses!
https://www.liverpoolphil.com/whats-on/all-shows/mahler-with-wine/3318
 
Saturday 7th September
Bye Louis Ana Mae, News From Neptune & Douglas Savage – Kazimier Stockroom – 7pm
Music, visual art and community spirit as Emotion Wave releases the debut EP from Bye Louis, ‘The Same Boy’. “A record about love, friendship, animals, and trying to find meaning in the mundane.”
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/byelouis/289715
 
Wednesday 11th September
Lydia Lunch presents Verbal Burlesque – The Kings Arms (Salford) – 7:30pm
A night of spoken word and music with the legendary ‘Queen of No Wave’ Lydia Lunch at the helm. Companion acts for the evening include Slow Knife, Louise Woodcont, and Zim Zum. Worth the trip. Very limited capacity with just 50 spots available, get onto it quickly if yr a fan.
https://www.facebook.com/events/493651564720632/
 
Thursday 12th September
Spine 14: Knifedoutofexistence, Mal, Les Croisières Dolori, V:X – Kazimier Stockroom – 7pm
Industrial-ish, ritualistic, otherworldly music from France, Brighton, and further afield metaphysically as the Spine crew host two touring acts plus formidable Liverpool-based opening acts.
https://www.facebook.com/events/445828206005978/
 
Friday 13th September
It’s For Us, Double Echo, New Haunts, Oh Well Goodbye, Claire Welles – Sound – 7pm
Post-punk, perfect goth and home pop aplenty and all together in this happening happening!
https://www.facebook.com/events/282137842690768/
 
Sunday 15th September
Tashi Wada Group ft. Julia Holter & Corey Foley – Soup Kitchen (Manchester) – 7pm
LA-based composer Tashi Wada brings his brilliant touring ensemble featuring absolute favourite Julia Holter and percussionist Corey Fogel. Look out for the upcoming release on PMS fixture label Rvng Intl.
https://www.facebook.com/events/346836829320356/
 
Looking ahead: Friday 27th September
Disabled Instrumental Years – The Brain Charity – 7pm
An evening of music written by local jazz artist Mark Jones that has come about, has arisen from, and concerns his experience of living with a brain tumour, featuring a live band bringing his recently-recorded album to life. A concert in aid of The Brain Charity, this takes place at their premises on Norton Street, L3 8LR.
https://www.markjonesmusic.org/
https://thebraincharity.org.uk/shop/buy-now/event-tickets/disabled-instrumental-years-concert-ticket-detail