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Liverpool International Music Festival LIMF 2016 | ||
22nd - 24th Jul 2016 Various Venues, Liverpool, Lancashire, L17 1AF, United Kingdom |
This is a FREE event |
Europe's largest free festival Liverpool International Music Festival has announced its first tranche of artists for this year's event including including Sigma, The Wombats, Lianne La Havas, Netsky and Kwabs.
Other artists revealed today include; Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Ms Dynamite, DJ Target, Maverick Sabre, Shakka, Anne-Marie, Samm Henshaw, Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band, China Crisis, John Power Band, Dave McCabe and the Ramifications, Rhys Lewis, Jalen Ngonda, Michael Seary, Amique, Ali Ingle, Seramic and Viola Beach.
LIMF Curator, Yaw Owusu comments, "LIMF continues to move forward in its ambition to be one of the most dynamic, diverse and inherently different festivals in Europe! Year four is all about us shining a light on re-defining musical moments and movements, as well as the artists that lead these! I hope that music lovers from anywhere and everywhere, of all ages and backgrounds, revel in a number of special experiences at LIMF 2016."
In addition to the free festival there are a number of workshops with the redefinition theme
From the Soul (LIVE) - Thursday 21st July - 1900 - 22.00 - Music Room - Royal Philharmonic Hall - Curated Gilles Peterson
From the Soul (After Party) - Thursday 21st July – 2200 - 0100 - Buyers Club
House Nation in association with Circus - Friday 22nd July – 1700 - 0000 - Sefton Park Palm House
House Nation (After Party) - Friday 22nd July – 0100 - 0400 - 24 Kitchen Street
From Eric's To Evol (a celebration of Liverpool music's counter-culture) - Saturday 23rd July - 1930 - 2300 - Liverpool Guild of Students
Music City: Reimagined - Friday 22nd July - 18.30 - 21.30 - Sefton Park
Roots, Rock, Reggae - Saturday 23rd August - 15.00 - 15.30 - Sefton Park
Liverpool is recognised as a UNESCO City of Music in 2016, shining a spotlight on the city's pioneering approach to its ever-evolving music culture. Combining this with the city's rich music heritage, Liverpool International Music Festival has become the current voice of this global music city with an experimental but accessible programme for all.
LIMF 2016 is made up of LIMF Presents, LIMF Academy and Europe's largest free music event, LIMF Summer Jam. Last year it attracted around 160,000 music lovers, cementing Liverpool's reputation as a must-visit destination, with this year’s earlier July date ensuring it will be the perfect start to the summer celebrations.