LIVERPOOL CLUBS (FREE ENTRY)

The Cavern Club

The Beatles made their first lunchtime appearance at the famous Cavern Club on Tuesday 21 February 1961. From 1961 to 1963 The Beatles made 292 appearances at the club, with their last occurring on 3 August 1963, a month after the band recorded "She Loves You". 

The Cavern Club is still open as one of the UK's most famous venues. It has around 40 live bands performing every week; both tribute and original bands, although the majority perform their own material. The front room of the Cavern is the main tourist attraction, where people come to have their photograph taken on the famous Cavern stage, with the names of the bands who played there written on the back wall.

LIVERPOOL MUSIC SCENE!

Liverpool's dynamic and energetic, live, music scene, can not be equalled by any other city. Local bands and artists enthusiastically showcase their musical talents to as many people as they can, and due to public demand, there are progressively more venues implementing their needs.

If you want to drench yourself in pure, unadulterated, raw, live music, then get yourself to Liverpool as quickly as humanly possible. There is a storm brewing here. Sadly, people often associate number one bands and artists with quality, but anyone with half a brain can look at the number ones in Britain throughout the years to see this is usually a myth.  

LIVERPOOL CLUB SCENE

Cream

This is the ultimate Liverpool superclub, from humble beginnings is now world famous. Cream’s reputation lives on and celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, proving that the original is still the best. Expect big names and allnighters.

Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool, 0208 969 4477

Circus

The Circus concept is simple but very effective, playing the latest house music in this Big Top themed funhouse, down at the docks.

Seel Street, Liverpool, 0151 708 5051

Nation

Best known as the original home to Cream, Nation has now gone on to become a legend in its own right. Nation’s advantage is its sheer scale, the main room, annex and courtyard ensure big crowds and the quality names to match.

Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool, 0151 709 1693

INTRODUCTION TO LIVERPOOL

I'm a musician/teacher from Liverpool about to embark on an exciting adventure. I've spent a long time planning which places I want to visit and in what order. On my travels I'll be taking lots of photographs, getting involved socially, checking out the music scenes, finding the best restaurants, hotels and bars, places of interest and travel deals.  Travel tips will gradually build into a library over the coming years and I hope to make lots of friends along the way.