• What's on in Liverpool - October November 2016

What’s on in Liverpool: 28 October – 10 November

What’s on in Liverpool: 28 October – 10 November

October

28 October
The Yoruba Women Choir
Liverpool Hope University
The 10-singer choir and seven-piece band is set to bring a soothing vocal performance filled with authentic Nigerian traditions and solo performances from many genres of Yoruba-Nigerian music.

29 October
Devlin
The Magnet
Rapper Devlin prepares to bring his grime and hip hop style to the city with support from the likes of Miss Stylie, Royzy Rothschild and Beyond Average.

29 October
Wake the Dead – Halloween Parade
Liverpool city centre
With the city’s landmarks providing the backdrop, the annual spectacle returns led by a 70-strong drum troupe, Viva Brazil Samba Shows, Katumba and Capoeira For All.

31 October
Louis Berry
LEAF
A chance to catch one of Liverpool’s latest up-and-coming artists. Following the success of sell-out gigs in Manchester and London, local lad Louis Berry brings his raw and honest Dylan-inspired lyrics to the city in an intimate performance.

November

4 November
Gino’s Hidden Italy
Waterstones Liverpool ONE
Popular TV chef Gino D’Acampo stops off in the city to meet fans and sign copies of his latest book, filled with 80 new and authentic Italian recipes.

4 November
European Outdoor Film Tour
St. George’s Hall
The European outdoor community’s most renowned film event arrives for its 16th year. Featuring many of the world’s most inspirational adventurers, expect to see a genuine production with no script, no actors and no second takes.

5 November
River of Light Fireworks
Liverpool waterfront
Whether in Wirral or Liverpool, celebrate Bonfire Night with a spectacular mid-river firework display along the iconic waterfront.

6 November
North West Dance Challenge
Echo Arena
Join and support a host of dance schools and young performers as they try to impress a panel of four professionals to compete for a range of titles and prizes.

9 November
Van Morrison
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
The critically acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter brings his remarkable blend of rhythm and blues and country music to the Hope Street venue.

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