Wondrous Place: Celebrating the City at the Museum of Liverpool
It’s more than 60 years since Liverpool’s original pop pioneer, Billy Fury, released his sinuous...
Read MorePosted by Damon Fairclough | Dec 2, 2021 | Arts, Blasts from the Furnace, Museums, Northern Soul writes...
It’s more than 60 years since Liverpool’s original pop pioneer, Billy Fury, released his sinuous...
Read MorePosted by Georgina Gilbert | Mar 30, 2021 | Blasts from the Furnace, Music
Can you name a town you’ve visited where at least one busker hasn’t filled the streets...
Read MorePosted by Damon Fairclough | Jan 17, 2021 | Blasts from the Furnace, Northern Soul writes...
Wander through the gift shops of Sheffield these days, lockdown permitting, and you could be...
Read MorePosted by Damon Fairclough | Jul 30, 2020 | Blasts from the Furnace, Enterprise, Northern Soul writes...
On the face of it, beer and music seem like natural bedfellows. So, why have history’s most...
Read MorePosted by Damon Fairclough | Feb 10, 2020 | Authors & Reviews, Blasts from the Furnace, Books, Northern Soul writes...
Twenty-five years ago, Sheffield was mine. I watched its football, I drank its beer, and when I’d...
Read More“If there’s one young person in the audience who’s learning to play the trumpet, that makes everything worth it." Trumpet soloist Matilda Lloyd on arias, performing up North and The Northern Aldborough Festival. northernsoul.me.uk/matilda-ll… @NorthernAldboro @matildalloydtpt pic.twitter.com/2pOPxEp2dQ
"an act of emancipation on behalf of all those who are slave to the algorithm" Northern Soul's Desmond Bullen sees Screen Time at Saan1 gallery space in Manchester's Northern Quarter. northernsoul.me.uk/morys-davi… @saan1mcr #northernquarter #art pic.twitter.com/JFWeI1aBfT
“I’ve seen in thought the Soul go up, and have written my heart’s blood into the score.” Alfred Searls reviews The Dream of Gerontius, The Hallé, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester northernsoul.me.uk/gerontius-… #halle #elgar pic.twitter.com/GE3XTeClah
Ah, lovely Port Sunlight on the Wirral. Did you know that the village is home to more than 900 Grade II listed buildings set in 130 acres of parkland and gardens? @PortSunlight pic.twitter.com/6L5UzGaBI8
"Lear is an all-you-can-eat buffet of a character, perfect for an actor like Mackie." Cathy Crabb chats to Christine Mackie about Lear, now at at Hope Mill, Manchester northernsoul.me.uk/christine-… @hopemilltheatre @productions_her pic.twitter.com/msEZ9jSvez