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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Phoebe Barton

Free music festival in Liverpool ONE this weekend

A free music festival is taking place in Liverpool ONE this weekend over the May bank holiday.

The Club House had its first music festival over the Easter weekend, and now Club LIVE is back. The Liverpool restaurant and bar will play host to a line-up of solo artists, duos, bands and DJs who will perform on its large outdoor terrace.

The music festival is free to attend and takes place on Sunday, May 1, with a full day event. Guests can expect a “party atmosphere” with a variety of music, including rock, pop, soul, R&B, funk, disco and blues.

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Throughout Club LIVE, guests can enjoy The Club House’s dining menu. This includes signature dishes such as the famous Hanging Kebabs, Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings and Crispy Chicken Burger. Vegan options include Super Greens Houmous, Plant Based Burger and the Vegan Board.

The free music festival will take place on The Club House's outdoor terrace. (Press Handout)

Club LIVE will run from 1pm until 10pm in the evening. The event is free to attend on a first come, first served basis, so it’s recommended to get there early to avoid disappointment.

The free music festival is set to return to The Club House on each bank holiday weekend throughout summer 2022. More details of individual events will be released in due course. The Club House is based at Chavasse Park, Liverpool, L2 9SQ.

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