| Events -
Philharmonic Hall |
 The
Philharmonic Hall was built in the 1930's when cinema was a crucial part
of everyday life. At the time, it was fitted out with the worlds
only rising cinema screen and played host to all the classic Black &
White films from the silver screens heyday.
Although the original equipment was taken to the National Museum
of Film, Photography and Television in Bradford, the hall was
refurbished 5 years ago and now has the most modern cinema equipment
available. It may be famous for its classic black and white films
but the state of the art equipment can cope with just about anything -
the northern premiere of the Disney film Pocahontas for example.
On concert nights, the Philharmonic Hall's Grand Foyer and Balcony Bars,
complete with Art Deco splendour, are open from 5pm-11pm. The
'Lower Place', the Philharmonic Halls award winning restaurant is open
nightly serving seasonal A la carte menus and daily specials.
Guided tours of the Philharmonic are available at £3.50 per person
giving everyone a chance to see what goes on behind the scenes. |
| February
2004 |
Tuesday 17th
FUN LOVIN' CRIMINALS
Friday 20th
OUMOU SANGARE AND IDRISSA SOUMAORO
Sunday 22nd
THE HOLLIES
Wednesday 25th
THE 3 B'S TOUR: Ball Barber & Bilk: The Big Chris Barber Band + Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen + Acker Bilk
The Big Chris Barber Band + Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen + Acker Bilk
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| March
2004 |
Monday 1st
JAMIE CULLUM
Friday 5th
YO LA TENGO AND GORKY'S ZYGOTIC MYNCI
Tuesday 9th
CAPERCAILLIE
Sunday 21st
MARTINS 4: Martin Carthy + Martin Simpson + Martin Taylor (1) + Juan Martin
Friday 26th
PAUL BRADY
Saturday 27th
LONDON SINFONIETTA AND SQUAREPUSHER AND JAMIE LIDELL |
| April
2004 |
Saturday 17th
DON WILLIAMS
Sunday 25th
THE ILLEGAL EAGLES
Wednesday 28th
CHRIS REA |
| May
2004 |
Sunday 9th
STEELEYE SPAN |
| Location |
 Philharmonic Hall
Hope Street
Liverpool L1 9BP
Tel : 0151 709 3789
Website : www.liverpoolphil.com
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