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Liverpool Confidential
Ian McCulloch to open new Epstein theatre
Liverpool Echo
The shows lead up to the release of Ian McCulloch's fourth solo album called Pro Patria Mori. He will be showcasing songs such as Different Trees, Lift Me Up and Watch Me Land from his forthcoming album along with classic Echo and the Bunnymen songs ...
Tickets now on sale...For Ian McCulloch and Ian BroudieLiverpool Confidential

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Click Liverpool
Ian McCulloch to play first gig at Epstein Theatre in Liverpool
Click Liverpool
Published Mon 07 May 2012 09:53, Last updated: 2012-05-07 Music legend Ian McCulloch has revealed plans to play two intimate acoustic shows to become the first official act to perform at the new Epstein Theatre. The shows lead up to the release of Ian ...


 
Ian McCulloch reveals solo plans
BBC 6 Music
The gig was a stripped back affair with Ian Broudie from the Lightening Seeds on guitar, a cellist, violinist and pianist. McCulloch told 6 Music that the record will feature more strings and percussion than he's using for these two live shows but he ...


 
Angling - Walker in a Jubilee Centenary triumph
Evesham Journal
... peg 35) 96-12, 3 Alan Duggan (Fleetwood Reservoir, peg 17) 91-8. Sixteen fished. Boundary Pool: 1 Neil McKinnon (Preston Innovations, peg 25) 37-4, 2 Rich Hoskins (DGL, peg 22) 24-12, 3 Ian McCulloch (Team MFS, peg 34) 18-4. Twenty-eight fished.

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The Guardian
Liverpool theatre re-opened and named after Beatles manager
Ormskirk & Skelmersdale Advertiser
Liverpool music legend Ian McCulloch was the first act to play at the theatre, with two intimate acoustic shows last Thursday and Friday. Ian McCulloch said: “It's an honour to be asked to open the venue named after Brian Epstein.
A new theatre and arts centre opens in LiverpoolThe Guardian (blog)

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BBC Sport
Stephen Hendry retires after World Snooker Championship defeat
BBC Sport
Ian McCulloch: "All the paracetamol in the world couldn't cure the headaches Hendry gave me but I always looked forward to playing him." Stuart Bingham: "A sad day for snooker as the best player who's ever picked up a cue retires!
"The best player to ever pick up a cue": Snooker world pays tribute to ...Mirror.co.uk

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The Guardian
Shades of Depeche Mode … Gold & Youth
The Guardian
Matthew Lyall has one of those declamatory 80s voices – it's a bit Dave Gahan, a bit Ian McCulloch, with traces of those Australian booming crooners Nick Cave and David McComb from the Triffids. In places Lyall gets overexcited and his singing becomes ...

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