Issue 95 / Dec18/Jan19
Dec 2018/Jan 2019 double issue of Bido Lito! magazine. Featuring: CHELCEE GRIMES, REMY JUDE ENSEMBLE, AN ODE TO L8, BRAD STANK, KIARA MOHAMED, MOLLY BURCH, THE CORAL, PORTICO QUARTET, JACK WHITE and much more.
Dec 2018/Jan 2019 double issue of Bido Lito! magazine. Featuring: CHELCEE GRIMES, REMY JUDE ENSEMBLE, AN ODE TO L8, BRAD STANK, KIARA MOHAMED, MOLLY BURCH, THE CORAL, PORTICO QUARTET, JACK WHITE and much more.
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GIG<br />
Boy Azooga presents Late Night<br />
Christmas Kung-Fu<br />
District – 01/12<br />
Boy Azooga<br />
Liverpool has certainly made its way into BOY AZOOGA’s good<br />
books following his experience of the city back in the fading<br />
warmth of July. It’s a feeling that’s reciprocated by us natives,<br />
as the show in the depths of the Shipping Forecast was one of<br />
the highlights of the summer. So, it’ll be warm tidings when the<br />
match up comes together once again for a late-night showdown in<br />
District. Flying kicks in guitar form come from the Welsh maestro<br />
– whose album 1, 2 Kung Fu! was one of this year’s highlights –<br />
alongside a storming supporting cast of MAN ON THE MOON,<br />
THE HOWL AND THE HUM and CHUPA CABRA.<br />
EXHIBITION<br />
Bands F.C.<br />
British Music Experience – 07/01-13/01<br />
BANDS F.C. is a subtle blend; a perfectly-mixed cocktail of two<br />
complementary aspects of life: football and music. The graphic<br />
design project fuses football team crests with the logos of<br />
bands to brilliant effect, as demonstrated by the combinations<br />
of Daft Punk And Paris Saint Germain, Wolves and Wu-Tang,<br />
and Echo & the Bunnymen and Liverpool FC. Having caught<br />
the attention of the social media sphere, the project will go<br />
on display at the British Music Experience for a whole week<br />
featuring the opportunity to purchase limited edition prints and<br />
pin badges.<br />
QUIZ<br />
The Real Quiz:<br />
Bido x Liquidation Do Quizmas<br />
Constellations – 12/12<br />
Bido Lito! and Liquidation’s joint Christmas trivia extravaganza returns to<br />
Constellations, with many of the city’s great and good battling out for the<br />
title of Chief Quiz Boffins. The event looks to cap off a great year in Liverpool<br />
music, with fans, friends and colleagues pitting their wits and arcane bits of<br />
music knowledge against one another for a selection of fantastic prizes. Once<br />
again, proceeds from the night will go to chosen charities The Whitechapel<br />
Centre and MIND, and there will be festive live music from some special<br />
guests. Head to bidolito.co.uk to get your tickets before we’re all booked up.<br />
CLUB<br />
A Love From Outer Space<br />
The Merchant – 31/12<br />
“An oasis of slowness in a world of increasing velocity.” Those are the<br />
words of Andrew Weatherall in reference to A LOVE FROM OUTER<br />
SPACE, one of his latest creative endeavours. Teaming up with Sean<br />
Johnston, ALFOS takes it cues from music that is in no rush, no urgency<br />
to reach crescendo, or compel, unless given the appropriate amount<br />
of time. With that in mind, there’ll be fewer poignant NYE celebrations<br />
than that taking place at The Merchant. From first track to the last,<br />
ALFOS will be guiding all in attendance towards a better understanding<br />
of the celestial outer reaches as 2018 becomes 2019. Get your tickets<br />
now from skiddle.com.<br />
GIG<br />
J Mascis<br />
Arts Club – 22/01<br />
J Mascis<br />
When it comes settling who is the truest purple-infatuated, guitar-wielding virtuoso of them all, even the iconic Prince<br />
would feel wary about weighing in against J MASCIS. This man was born with solos running through his veins, and it<br />
bleeds out through his fingers when he’s got a guitar in hand. Quiet in manner as he may be, his music – spanning well<br />
over 10 albums – is a sweet juxtaposition of heartfelt lyricism and rip-roaring guitar mastery. An introvert with the biggest,<br />
loudest and most fearsome Marshall stack in the game, you’ll be treated to the softer more acoustic side of the Dino J<br />
frontman when he takes to Arts Club. Fresh off the back of new LP, Elastic Days, this show will prove just how captivating J<br />
can be, even with the distortion pedals turned down.<br />
CLUB<br />
Helena Hauff<br />
24 Kitchen Street – 06/12<br />
The queen of electro, HELENA HAUFF, returns to Liverpool<br />
for her third performance in the city this year. Booked in for<br />
a four-hour set, the Hamburg native will have plenty of time<br />
to perforate the atmosphere with her collection of sharprimmed<br />
records. There’s obviously something about Kitchen<br />
Street that she likes – and the feeling is reciprocated.<br />
Alongside the duchess of darkwave, two local selectors<br />
in the form of BREAKWAVE and ASOK will also feature<br />
behind the decks throughout the evening.<br />
Helena Hauff<br />
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