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The Best of What's On in Liverpool This Week

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With so many shows listed on LiverpoolTheatres, it can be hard to decide which to go and see.

We are here to help, with our handpicked recommended shows, music gigs, classical concerts and stand-up comedy acts from what's on in Liverpool over the next seven days...

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Our Top 10 What's On in Liverpool Theatre This Week

The Bodyguard - The Musical

Nell Gwynn

Shakespeare North Playhouse, Prescot
12 Jun - 4 Jul 2026.

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Gandeys K-Pop Dragon Circus

The Dips, New Brighton
Weds 10 - Sun 14 June 2026.
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England Women v Ukraine

Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
Tue 9 Jun 2026.

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Peppa Pig's Big Family Show

Theatre Royal, St Helens
Tue 9 & Weds 10 Jun 2026 + more dates
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Ballet of Lights - Cinderella

Desperate Scousewives

Theatre Royal, St Helens
Fri 12 Jun 2026 + more dates
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Orchestra dell'Arte - The Barber of Seville

A Second Chance with Faith

Nicola Hardman - Final Curtain Call

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What's on in Liverpool Comedy This Week

Clinton Baptiste

The Atkinson, Southport
Fri 12 Jun 2026 + more dates
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Our Top 20 What's on in Liverpool Music Concerts This Week

Zach Bryan

A stadium show from the Oklahoma Country music superstar.

Barry Manilow

A farewell concert from the pop legend.

Myles Smith

Two intimate gigs from the BRIT-Award winning Luton folk-pop singer ahead of his stadium tour.

UB40

The 80s Birmingham reggae legends come to town.

Shalamar

As well as selling millions of singles, the funk legends, fashion icons and trendsetters helped to introduce 'body-popping' to the United Kingdom.

Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra

The boogie-woogie pianist, Hootenanny and Squeeze legend returns.

Beverley Knight

The Wolverhampton soul legend is regarded as the Queen of British Soul.

Embrace

2 intimate gigs from the 90s indie chart toppers.

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra - Haydn London Symphony

Alongside Haydn's last symphony, Domingo Hindoyan conducts the world premiere of a new showcase by Roxanna Panufnik, commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic for two of the Orchestra’s own stars, Helena Mackie and Drake Gritton.

Arooj Aftab & London Contemporary Orchestra

The Grammy 'Best New Artist' nominee and Grammy Best Global Music Performance winning Pakistani jazz musician is known for her spellbinding blend of jazz, minimalism and South Asian classical traditions.

The ELO Experience

A tribute to Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light Orchestra.

Fink

Described as "a beautiful sound palette of dub, folk, blues, soul, and beat science" by Metro, "John Martyn with added stunning digital traces," by Uncut and "a brooding power reminiscent of a stripped down Nick Cave. A leftfield delight." by The Observer.

Sinatra - The Man Behind The Voice

A new tribute show to Frank Sinatra performed by David Knopov and narrated by stage and screen actor Michael Maloney.

Jonathan Aasgaard

Leader of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra cello section, takes a one-man odyssey through all six of Bach’s sublime Cello Suites.

The Music Room, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Mon 15 Jun 2026.
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Andrew Barney & Jack Lewis

Liverpool-based musicians who bring jazz improvisation and contemporary classical composition into conversation through an intimate performance.

The Music Room, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Tue 9 Jun 2026.
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Mystery Ensemble - The Music of The Lord Of The Rings

A classical tribute to Howard Shore's soundtracks.

Simone Lamsma

Regarded as one of the finest of her generation, the Dutch violinist returns to Liverpool.

Absolute Bowie

A tribute to David Bowie.

Mama - The All Era Genesis Tribute Band

A tribute to Genesis' from their early Peter Gabriel years, through the Phil Collins' era of the 70's and 80's and right up to their final studio album, 'We Can't Dance'.