With venues being all the talk of late. Getintothis Craig MacDonald finds a wealth of options on our doorstep. A couple of weeks back, we brought you news of the latest musical venue set to open in our city, with the response being best described as curious positivity.But before then, it’s worth remembering how lucky we are to be graced with the venues already on our doorstep. After all, we all know how the right venue, together with the right band, can make for a night to remember.So, here in this week’s guide, we take a look at a wealth of gigs taking place across the whole spectrum of venues, right here in our city.Wild Fruit Art Collective: Maguires Pizza Bar, September 15The brutal sonic assault that Wild Fruit Art Collective unleash, is unlike anything you would have heard or seen before. Despite only in their infancy, the group are already turning plenty of heads.Their sinister grooves will go down a treat in Maguires on Thursday. With support from Kapil Seshasyee and Barlon Rando, this has all the right ingredients for a tasty night.

The Sherlocks: Arts Club, September 15Having played the venue six months earlier, Sheffield rockers The Sherlocks head back to the Arts Club later this week to play the big room.nypd hoodie by tee and cakeStill without a debut album to their name, they are more than capable of living up to the hype that surrounds them. bape hoodie replicaSupport on the night comes from Blaenavon and The Isrights.Immix Ensemble: Metal, September 15The creative masterminds that are Immix Ensemble head to Metal at Edge Hill Trainstation this week, as they bring the world premier of Invisible Trains to Liverpool.Created by Jeff Young and Paul McGhee, the concert will be part of Steve Reich’s Different Trains program and will be a capacity showing. 8123 hoodieBest to head here early.

Gary Numan: Liverpool Olympia, September 16The electro icon that is Gary Numan heads to the vast surroundings of Liverpool Olympia this week, as he demonstrates why he is such an influential artist to so many.So gather your friends electric and head to this one for an early treat this season.Read our full preview here.Roddy Woomble: Music Room, September 16Former Idlewild frontman Roddy Woomble returns to Liverpool this week, when the Ayrshire singer comes to the Philharmonic Music Room to celebrate a decade since the release of his debut album, My Secret is my Silence.One of the most distinctive vocals in the UK in such intimate surroundings, should appeal to many a music lover.Darma: The Brink, September 17One of Liverpool’s best kept secrets, The Brink plays host to Manchesters grunge fuzz lovers Darma this week.Injecting a much needed dose of energy into our neighbours down the East Lancs, the trio are swiftly gaining a name for their super charged shows. Support at this one comes from Elijah James and and SPQR.

Venom Prison: Drop The Dumbells, September 17Up in the north of the city, Drop the Dumbells will welcome possibly the loudest sound to come from Wales in quite some time this week, when Venom Prison head there on Saturday night.Fresh from releasing their debut long player, the group play savage death metal and will be eager to sink their teeth into the night. Support at this is from Queen Zee and The Sasstones and Dawn Ray’d.O.S.T.R: 24 Kitchen Street, September 18The Baltic Triangle will be taking it up a notch later this week, when one of Poland’s finest rappers O.S.T.R descends on 24 Kitchen Street as part of his UK tour.Making his Liverpool debut, the freestyle artist is renowned for his ambitious lyrics and unique beats.But that’s not all, as there is still all these to seein this week’s GIT gigbites:Upcoming events to keep an eye on.Scuzzy psych grunge trio Brooders will be heading to the Zanzibar next month, as the three piece return to Liverpool as part of their UK tour having played Sound City earlier in the year.

Having gained plenty of plaudits with their raucous live shows, the group are set to drop their debut single Haze in October and will be eager to show why they are being championed by so many.for watc It's a cool place but don't expect to go in there thinking you're gonna be dealing with a New Kids on the Block crowd! You go there to listen to kick ass music, Went and saw Here Come The Mummies Sept 24th there, I was using a Zoom Camera to record some of the songs and I was told I couldn't use it, so here's my problem! Sound is great and the place is nice, but we had some issues with security and stuff that killed the 5 star rating. If someone is being violent in the crowd and ible. (Which in the end I think was bad. with beverage vendors on both sides and close to the action so you don't have to travel for a dr A bit small and in need of a make over. I ass We are from out of town so we were sticker shocked by $8 PBR's, when they are only $1-$3 depending on our local venues. The space was nice, the sound quality wa Gab Leoneia and traveled there for a show.

The security guards were amazing and really helpful. The bars were right next to the crowd so you wouldn't . Breana J BlackmanWent to my first concert today and this place was awesome as heck! Helpful staff and I love how I was able to sit. Can't wait to go back again. Gramercy Theatre I've only just begun attending events at The Gramercy, but it's quickly becoming my favorite venue. Honestly, I don't know what took me so long! Small, intimate Beth MCtal controls are lacking. A guy standing behind me fainted and I was drenched after the event. Also, there's a sign that says no Gary Warnett is a freelance copywriter, journalist and consultant who has contributed to several publications, including Dazed, 032c and INVENTORY. In addition to providing chapters for a handful of books on the subject of clothing and culture, he also consults for such sportswear companies as Nike, Stussy, Reebok, Vans and Carhartt. Warnett also works as a copywriter in his spare time. Gary Warnett features in a project.