Christopher Megrath

13 hours ago | msn.com | Jess Molyneux |Christopher Megrath

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3 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Christopher Megrath

Dua Lipa kicks off the first of her Anfield Stadium shows tonight as part of her 'Radical Optimism' tour. The star, renowned for her chart-topping hits such as 'Levitating', 'Dance the Night', 'Houdini' and many more, will be performing at the 60,000-capacity venue for two consecutive nights - June 24 and June 25. Dove Cameron has been announced as one of the official Radical Optimism tour supporting acts.

1 week ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Christopher Megrath

Liverpool's LGBTQ+ community is coming together to discuss ways to revive the annual Pride event. LCR Pride Foundation, the organisation behind Pride in Liverpool and the city’s annual March with Pride, previously announced the 2025 event, due to take place on Saturday, July 26, was cancelled. LCR Pride Foundation said the charity faced "significant financial and organisational challenges, which have impacted timescales and resulted in it reverting to an almost entirely volunteer-led operation".

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Adam Maidment |Bethan Finighan |Christopher Megrath

A Parklife stage has closed to festival goers due to "safety advice". The Matinee stage was closed off to guests and emptied out of crowds at around 6.30pm. The dance stage has been the venue for artists such as Malugi, Interplanetary Criminal, Alex Farrell, Mella Dee, and Prospa throughout the weekend. Despite the setback, Dutch DJ Chris Stussy is still slated to close out the night's performances at Heaton Park, although his set, originally scheduled from 8pm until 11pm, faces delays.

1 week ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Christopher Megrath

“It’s because people who were brainwashed into accepting this mental illness are finally realising that’s exactly what it is,” said one outspoken commenter after Pride in Liverpool was cancelled. Dozens more described the announcement as "Fantastic" while a few said: "The woke bubble has finally burst." For a brief period in the LGBTQ+ zeitgeist - especially after international victories for marriage equality throughout the 2010s - the community experienced a sense of peace and acceptance.