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Liverpool Gig Guide: 12 bands and artists playing live in the city this month
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February is shaping up to be a great month for live music.
From punk to pop, rock, brilliant female vocals and some 80s legends, there is something for everyone over the next four weeks and we’ve rounded up some of what you can experience with our Liverpool Gig Guide.
Here are 12 gigs not to miss this month.
Young Knives (6 February, Future Yard)
Experimental indie rockers Young Knives come to Birkenhead as part of their tour for new album Landfill.
Find out more and get tickets here.
The Brian Jonestown Massacre (7 February, Liverpool Olympia)
Take a trip down memory lane courtesy of the anarchic rock of Anton Newcombe and co as The Brian Jonestown Massacre bring their UK tour to town.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Brooke Combe: Album Launch Show (8 February, Jacaranda Baltic)
The soulful Scottish singer who has made Liverpool her second home, will play an album launch gig to showcase new record Dancing At The Edge Of The World.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Papa Roach (9 February, M&S Bank Arena)
The two-time Grammy nominated rockers bring their tour to Liverpool as they continue to celebrate the 25th anniversary of iconic album Infest.
Find out more and get tickets here.
The Wombats (14 February, Jacaranda Baltic)
Jacaranda Records are hosting three live, in-store performances from The Wombats in support of their brand-new album Oh! The Ocean.
The 9:45pm and 7:30pm shows have both sold out and there are limited tickets left for the third and final show at 5pm.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Pastel (14 February, Arts Club)
Guitar band Pastel, championed by BBC Radio 6 Music and Liam Gallagher, bring their tour to the Arts Club Loft on Valentine’s Day.
Hear tracks from debut record Souls in Motion.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Loose Articles (21 February, Future Yard)
The all-female four piece have supported the Foo Fighters at Old Trafford cricket ground but this is your chance to enjoy this much more intimate gig at Future Yard.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Chris de Burgh (21 February, Philharmonic Hall)
Enjoy classic tracks and huge hits from the 1980s and beyond courtesy of the Lady in Red crooner.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Alison Moyet (24 February, Philharmonic Hall)
With one of the most iconic voices in British pop music, expect hits spanning 40 years like Is This Love and Weak in the Presence of Beauty.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Lottery Winners (28 February, O2 Academy)
Expect a fun singalong and dance along from the hugely talented and entertaining four piece from just down the road in Leigh.
Find out more and get tickets here.
She Drew The Gun (28 February, Arts Club)
Enjoy a night of psych pop from the Wirral outfit including new tracks from latest album Howl.
Find out more and get tickets here.
Jack Savoretti (28 February, Philharmonic Hall)
Catch this acoustic tour from the ever popular Anglo Italian singer.
Find out more and get tickets here.