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Threshold Six

1st-3rd April 2016

Tickets for Threshold Six are on sale Online now £20 for a full weekend until 3pm Friday 1st then from the on site Box Office 

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Threshold Festival, now in it’s 6th glorious year, is a collaborative approach to a festival – with many other people involved in curating the music stages and events, including Wirral based festival Astral Coast and Liverpool promoters Liverpool Acoustic, Mellowtone and Hope Fest, immersive arts and music funsters INKbeat, local label Antipop Records, and many more!

The venues for Threshold Six are, as always,  spread out across the Baltic Triangle area of Liverpool. That’s the area that is situated on the ..ahem.. threshold of the city centre. It is here where you can catch a multitude of music, art and performance anywhere from the new kid on the block Black Lodge to outside at Constellations and  inside at The Observatory, to Unit 51, 24 Kitchen Street and The Baltic Social, to name but a few of the spaces and venues being used over the weekend.

Our top picks for this years festival was really quite a difficult one but the following bands have all made a huge impression on us over the last year or so and fit perfectly within our Popped remit so hell why not…. if you want to know where to find us try catching some of these  bands over the weekend:

FRIDAY:

Indigo Sky – 20.45 – Black Lodge

Natalie McCool – 21.25 – Black Lodge

Listen to Fortress here:

SATURDAY:

Native Kings – 15.45 – The Garden Stage

Listen to The Sound of Victory here:

Indigo Moon – 19.56 – 24 Kitchen Street

Listen to Inescapable here:

Spares  – 21.30 – Unit 51

Listen to Grim City here:

Ovvls – 22.00 – Black Lodge

Listen to Pain Is Beauty here:

SUNDAY:

Katie & I – 13.30 – Unit 51

Listen to Bones here:

Grace Hartrey – 15.45 – Unit 51

Listen to Warm In July here:

Alex Hulme – 7.20 – Black Lodge

Listen to Little Lives here:

It’s not just music though. Throughout the Threshold Festival weekend you can watch performance art in the Lantern Theatre, look at visual arts, which is bigger than ever this year. Plus if you’ve got little ones then check out the free Family Day event taking place at Constellations on the Sunday 3rd. You’ll find merch, fashion, vintage items, screen printing, vinyl, food and and of course, music.

Also check out this neat  route planner from our friends over at Get Into This here!

Check out our Official Threshold Playlist for Friday:

Check out our Official Threshold Playlist for Saturday:

Check out our Official Threshold Playlist for Sunday: