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What’s on in Liverpool

Musicals, theatre, comedy and gigs in Liverpool, from Lime Street to the waterfront, rated by the audience.

Comedy

Adam Rowe - Fashionism

Adam Rowe

Liverpool Empire Theatre · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Bellowhead

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Picture This

Liverpool Olympia · Liverpool

Upcoming
Comedy

Adam Rowe - Fashionism

Adam Rowe

Liverpool Empire Theatre · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

The Mersey Beatles

The Auditorium, Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Michael McGovern

Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room · Liverpool

Upcoming
Comedy

Bill Bailey: Vaudevillean

Bill Bailey

M&S Bank Arena Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Chasing Abbey

O2 Academy Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Cardinals

Arts Club Liverpool - Theatre · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

The Shires

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

The Script

James Morrison

M&S Bank Arena Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Fontaines D.C.

Chalk

M&S Bank Arena Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

The Orb + the Ozric Tentacles

The Orb, Ozric Tentacles

O2 Academy Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Aaron Rowe

Liverpool Jacaranda · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Loud & Clear

Saves the Day, Chastity, Grommet, Held., Incaseyouleave, Rifle, Suds, thistle.

Various Liverpool Venues · Liverpool

Upcoming
Concert

Absolute Bowie

O2 Academy Liverpool · Liverpool

Upcoming

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Frequently asked questions

What’s on in Liverpool this weekend?

Upcoming shows, plays and gigs are listed by date on this page. Find the weekend’s dates and read reviews from earlier performances before you choose.

Where can I see a musical in Liverpool?

Large touring musicals usually play the Liverpool Empire on Lime Street, opposite the station. Their dates appear with the other shows on this page.

Are the Everyman and the Playhouse the same theatre?

No, they are two separate theatres run by the same organisation. The Everyman is on Hope Street, near the Philharmonic, and the Playhouse is in Williamson Square, in the shopping district near Lime Street.