Liverpool is set to host BBC Radio 6 Music Festival for the first time ever - and its this weekend.
DJ Lauren Laverne announced the details on the station’s breakfast show last month, revealing that the three day event would run from Friday, March 29 to Sunday, March 31.
The festival will include live music and poetry at venues across the city, including Camp and Furnace and the Invisible Wind Factory.
While some shows are already sold out, many still have tickets on sale.
Here's everything you need to know about the event, taking place this weekend.
Full line up
The Good, The Bad & The Queen
Anna Calvi
Jon Hopkins
Hot Chip
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Ex:Re
Bill Ryder-Jones
Bodega
The Cinematic Orchestra
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Chali 2na & Krafty Kuts
Fontaines D.C.
Gang of Four
Idles
Jungle
Little Simz
Marika Hackman
She Drew The Gun
Slowthai
Stealing Sheep
Villagers
John Grant
2ManyDJs
Erol Alkan
Max Cooper
Nemone
Breakwave
Craig Charles
Renegade Brass Band
Elliot Hutchinson
The Coral
BC Camplight
Skinny Pelembe
The Comet Is Coming
Justin Robertson
The First Time: Craig Charles and Matt Everitt
Idles in conversation with Steve Lamacq
Making Music In Liverpool with Liz Kershaw
The Dancefloors of Liverpool with Nemone
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Julian Cope
Julia Jacklin
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs
Clinic
Gaika
Roger McGough
Jess Green and Amina Atiq
Julian Cope in conversation with Mark Radcliffe
Roger McGough and Cerys Matthews
Psych In The City with Stuart Maconie
Charlotte Gainsbourg in conversation with Amy Lamè
The Mysterines
Zuzu
Queen Zee
Red Rum Club
Alongside the gigs, there are events such as 6 Music Bingo with Jonny Bongo, an independent record fair, and a gig poster exhibition.
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How to get tickets
Tickets are still on sale, though daytime tickets are sold out.
Prices for the evening events are £35, and club night tickets are priced from £18.
Tickets are available via www.ticketweb.co.uk.
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