Phil Greenhalgh
A live review of an actual gig. Phil Greenhalgh goes along to see The Lovely Eggs and leaves feeling somewhat eggstatic The Opener AKDK As on-the-spot made up genres go, ‘Cosmic electro Tribal Thump disco
Phil Greenhalgh provides a photo review for Liam Gallagher’s return to Manchester Arena for a triumphant and at times emotional climax to 2017. Support came from VPME favourites ‘Trampolene’, performing in a venue a world away from
AGP – MAKING PLANS Phil Greenhalgh finds AGP sounding in fine fettle with his latest release ‘Making Plans’ AGP can be a bit of an enigma at times; Andrew Gordon Parry’s music has manifested itself
Phil Greenhalgh picks his Liverpool Musical Week closing party highlight and whilst quite rightly extolling the virtues of Pink Kink suggests that their two recent rapid-fire singles are not wholly indicative of the band’s oeuvre
It’s fair to say that things are happening for She Drew The Gun right now. Recent appearances stretch from a showcase at SXSW festival in Austin Texas, to a sublime performance at Liverpool Library (REVIEW).
‘The Label’ is a fully functioning record label operating out of Edge Hill University, headed up by Film and documentary lecturers Carl Hunter and Clare Heney. Carl is no stranger to the music business, as
Sound City Emerging Talent – Ali Horn interview. The solo projects of members of well-established bands often create a palpable sense of expectation borne from the springboard of proven success. It’s rare to find that
Phil Greenhalgh catches She Drew The Gun at Liverpool Central Library as part of the Get It Loud In Libraries and is blown away by the latest rising star to come from Merseyside. Get it
Phil Greenhalgh celebrated Independent Music venue week by visiting Liverpool’s Zanzibar club and enjoyed an eclectic bill whilst reflecting on the importance of city centre venues To celebrate Independent venue week Liverpool’s The Tea Street
Black Grape played Liverpool O2 academy in celebration of the 21st Anniversary of critically acclaimed 1995 album ‘It’s Great When You’re Straight… Yeah’ – Phil Greenhalgh was there with camera and quill to record the