Liverpool’s legendary art-rockers, Deaf School, are set to mark their 50th anniversary with a highly anticipated hometown show at Mountford Hall on December 16, 2023. Supported by fellow Liverpool natives It’s Immaterial, this event promises an unforgettable night of music and celebrates the band’s innovative and eclectic sound that has influenced generations of artists.
A Legacy of Innovation:
Deaf School has been a fixture in Liverpool’s music scene since the 1970s, captivating audiences with their dynamic live performances. With notable fans like Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello, the band’s unique blend of rock, pop, and avant-garde continues to captivate listeners even after five decades.
Joining Forces with It’s Immaterial:
Liverpool-based band It’s Immaterial will share the stage with Deaf School, bringing their infectious pop melodies and experimental instrumentation to the event. Rising to prominence in the 1980s, It’s Immaterial’s hits like “Driving Away From Home” and “Ed’s Funky Diner” have influenced numerous artists over the years.
The Homecoming Show:
Deaf School’s founding member, Steve ‘Average’ Lindsey, expressed excitement about returning to Mountford Hall and performing for their hometown crowd once again. Liverpool has always been their home, and this show will be a special celebration of their enduring legacy.
UK Live Dates:
Fans across the UK can catch Deaf School at various venues throughout 2023:
Deaf School’s 50th-anniversary show in Liverpool is a testament to their lasting impact on the city’s music scene. Their innovative and eclectic sound continues to captivate audiences, and with the addition of It’s Immaterial, this event promises an unforgettable night of music. Secure your tickets now to be part of this historic celebration and experience the magic of Deaf School’s live performance.
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