Locals, music fans and Eurovision pilgrims are invited to enjoy free live music every day during the Eurovision period at The Beatles Story’s Fab4 Café. You’re invited to support and celebrate local music in a line-up of events curated in partnership with The Jacaranda. 

These events are not ticketed and are completely free to attend – simply turn up and experience Liverpool’s local music scene with us.

On Sunday 7th May in our Fab4 Cafe at the Albert Dock you can enjoy performances from:

11am - Katie Nicolas - an award-winning singer songwriter from Liverpool. After a long musical hiatus she steps into a new musical era with her latest EP "Feather" showcasing her as a distinctive folk artist, skilful guitarist and fearless in bending any genre to suit her message. With her poetic lyricism and carefully crafted guitar arrangements accompanied with strings and keys, her sound is reminiscent of obscure but timeless artists including Kate Rusby, Katie Melua, Eva Cassidy and Joni Mitchell.

2pm - Eleanor Nelly - ever since she burst on the scene as a fresh-faced teenager armed with her guitar, Eleanor Nelly has gained a reputation for creating songs that exposed the raw and gritty truth about life’s complexities with an open heart and keen eye. With 10 years of gigging all around the UK under her belt, Eleanor Nelly has found herself supporting many of her favourite bands and artists - such as Ruston Kelly and Flyte - and at the end of 2021 released EP ‘The Best Is Yet To Come’ accompanied by a sell-out show in her hometown of Liverpool with her band. An acoustic guitar perfectly paired with painfully honest lyrics has always been a massive part of Eleanor Nelly's musical identity and finding massive influence in artists such as The Eagles to John Martyn.

The Beatles Story is proud to be supporting Liverpool-based charity Casus Pax, who deliver vital equipment to the people of Ukraine.

If you can, please consider donating at https://justgiving.com/crowdfunding/thebeatlesstory-casuspax 

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