For many of the Saturday night attendance, they had just endured their first week back in college, so what better way to shake of the school slump with a night of messy indie-rock in the heart of Liverpool. Although September does mark the end to festival season , it also signals the return of your weekly dose of local live music. The small Liverpool bar , renowned for it's musical atmosphere played host to a number of local acts, most notably, four-piece 'Vonverras Vonverras

Indie, Hip-Hop, Rock and Rap all packed into a cramped sweaty Liverpool venue. What more could you ask for on a Monday night? This edgy blend of genres seems to be one of the only of its kind around at the moment and its just what this generation needs.The cultures of opposing genres have become increasingly intertwined over the past years, with artists such as twenty one pilots reviving the skate-punk and pop connections and similarly, 'RATBOY' bringing elements of rap and r

The Wombats A free festival being headlined by such a big name is pretty much unheard of, and could have easily led to a lazy, uninspired performance. Perhaps small time Liverpool gigs would no longer appeal to the award winning three piece, as 'Headspace' on the latest album 'Glitterbug' goes, "Liverpool feels like a clouded memory, now the California air has wrapped their claws around me", However it would take a lot for The Wombats to be uninspired at their Liverpool homec