The popular Liverpool International Music Festival is just around the corner and more than 60 acts have been added to the line-up.
Taking place from Friday, July 29 until Sunday, July 31, the much-loved festival will dominate several parts of the city in a bid to showcase Liverpool's thriving music scene and provide an essential boost to the sector after the negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Venues include the M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, St Luke's Bombed Out Church, Invisible Wind Factory, 24 Kitchen Street, District, Arts Club Liverpool, Camp and Furnace, The Merchant, Kazimier Stockroom, LJMU John Lennon Art & Design Building, Ettie’s and Chapters of Us.
Tickets are on sale now for artists including UB40 ft Ali Campbell, De La Soul and Heather Small. Two of the gigs, The Zutons and Girls Don't Sync, are already sold out.
