Something to do every day this week in Liverpool (13-19 September 2021)

Theatre, live music and comedy are all back in Liverpool. With all of our venues reopen there really is lots to see and do in the coming weeks, starting right now!

Plan your week in Liverpool with our handy guide to what’s on in the city’s theatres, music venues and festival spaces. This week you can see the likes of Camelphat hit the decks on the Pier Head, have a giggle with comedy at Laughterhouse and see The Vamps live on stage at the 02 Academy.

Here’s what else you can do over the next seven days in and around Liverpool.

Monday 13 September 2021

Watch Almost Liverpool 8 at FACT Picturehouse

This new film showing the real Liverpool 8 has been made after filmmakers were inspired by a black and white photo from the 1970s.

Daniel Draper and Christie Allanson from Liverpool-based film company Shut Out the Light have created the 90-minute documentary featuring a series of snapshot interviews with people living in the area.

The idea for Almost Liverpool 8 came when Daniel visited an exhibition of photographs by Don McCullin at Tate Britain before it transferred up to Tate Liverpool.

Book tickets here.

Tuesday 14 September 2021

Go see Dial M For Murder at the Playhouse

Made famous by Alfred Hitchcock’s world-renowned film of 1950, the iconic Dial M for Murder will leave you spellbound and is billed as the definitive seat-gripping drama that is not to be missed!

The show stars TV and music favourites Tom Chambers and Diana Vickers, who we all remember from X Factor.

It runs at the Playhouse until Saturday.

Book tickets here.

Wednesday 15 September 2021

Simon Amstell live at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

With his first stand up tour since the release of internationally acclaimed feature film Benjamin and Netflix special Set Free, Simon Amstell brings Spirit Hole to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall for one night only.

Spirit Hole is a blissful, spiritual, sensational exploration of love, sex, shame, mushrooms and more, and promises to be a night of unprecedented joy and laughter.

Thursday 16 September 2021

It’s all about Nile Rodgers and Chic on the Pier Head

Credit: Jill Furmanovsky

The legendary Nile Rodgers and Chic bring their huge back catalogue of disco favourites to the Pier Head this week, kicking off a four day party that also includes Liverpool DJ’s Camelphat (on Friday) and Cream Classical (Saturday and Sunday)

Nile and his glitter-loving band mates will be supported by Liverpool’s Rebecca Ferguson and The Zutons.

Final tickets available here.

Friday 17 September 2021

Watch The Christians and Tea Street Band at the Summer Pops

We all remember that beautiful big top that hosted the famous Summer Pops! This Friday it returns and will see two of Liverpool’s best-loved bands perform live at The Neston Club in Wirral this Friday.

You can find out more by reading our chat with Garry Christian here.

And book tickets here.

Saturday 18 September 2021

Rock of Ages comes to Liverpool Empire

It’s great to see touring musicals return to the Empire and this week we are being treated to one of the best as Rock of Ages arrives in Liverpool. It starts its run on Tuesday and is here until Saturday, where you can choose from the matinee or evening performance.

The show is filled with over 25 rock anthems including Don’t Stop Believin’, We Built This City, The Final Countdown, Wanted Dead or Alive and Here I Go Again.

Big hair and air guitar at the ready!

Book tickets here.

Sunday 19 September 2021

The Mowgli Dog Show is back!

Get ready for the perfect pooch-filled family day out at Claremont Farm as the Mowgli Dog Show returns to raise much-needed funds for Claire House.

Gates open at 10am and you will find a host of canine competitions, great local food, drink and craft stalls, alongside interactive children’s activities and funfair attractions.

Some tickets still available and you can book yours here.