What’s on in Liverpool
Event listings for 1 – 12 January 2017
5 January
WCPW Liverpool: Live Wrestling
Liverpool Olympia
What Culture Pro Wrestling (WCPW) arrives in Liverpool with its first show of 2017 in what is set to be an undisputed action-packed night featuring some of WCPW’s most famous names.
6 January
From Inside (EP Launch)
The Magnet
Liverpool’s From Inside launch their new EP ‘The New Era’ at The Magnet. Pop punk stars WSTR will also play with additional support from Cale Lane, Vota Edison and Pisonia.
6 January
Addy van der Borgh
Laughterhouse Comedy
Addy van der Borgh brings his brilliant timing and intelligent execution to the popular venue for a laughter-packed evening filled with an array of voices and characters.
8 January
The Glenn Miller Orchestra
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Travel back in time with the renowned big band as they play a selection of Glenn Miller’s own arrangements. Guest vocalists include Mark Porter and Catherine Sykes and The Swing Time Jivers are also set to make a guest appearance.
9 January
Tommy Emmanuel
Epstein Theatre
Two-time Grammy nominee Tommy Emmanuel brings his live show to the city for one night only. The musician arrives in Liverpool in support of the album ‘It’s Never Too Late’.
9-14 January
Lord of the Dance – Dangerous Games
Empire Theatre
Following the phenomenal success of the 2015 UK tour, Michael Flatley combines the best of traditional Irish style with a contemporary tale to produce an unbelievable spectacle.
11 January
The Blue Aeroplanes
O2 Academy
Having influenced bands like REM and Radiohead, The Blue Aeroplanes bring a blend of rock, folk, punk and dance to Liverpool. The band’s 12th studio album, ‘Welcome, Stranger!’ features their longest-lasting line-up to date.
11 January
Royal Shakespeare Company Live: The Tempest
Picturehouse at FACT
Simon Russell Beale returns to the RSC after 20 years to play Prospero in Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’. Using advanced technology to deliver a bold reimagining of the bard’s magical play, the production is set to be an unforgettable theatrical experience.
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