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Beats amongst the Bookshelves

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Get it Loud in Libraries is coming to Blackpool, hosting Mush’s debut appearance on the library scene and bringing a touch of punk to the bookshelves of Blackpool. 

Performing tracks from their well-received album, ‘Lines Redacted‘, the leeds-based art-rock trio Mush brings tongue-in-cheek lyrics, memorable guitar riffs and a fresh 2021 perspective to the music scene. Described as “rallying against aggravating, absurd political realities with passion and humour” (Pitchfork), it’s no surprise that Mush has chosen to play such an unexpected venue as Blackpool Library. Get it Loud in Libraries are beyond excited to bring the band’s post-punk sounds to the library scene.

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Get it WHAT in libraries?

Think libraries are just for silent reading? Not any more! Live music in local libraries gives audiences of all ages the rare chance to get up close and personal with their favourite acts. Get It Loud in Libraries has previously hosted a number of acclaimed musicians including Adele, Idles, Wolf Alice and Fontaines D.C.

Alongside this, GILIL operated the GILIL Academy which supports young people’s participation and talent development in creative and cultural activities.

 

 

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What to expect

So you’ve heard about the great performers and the unusual setting, let’s take a look at what makes these gigs different:

 

  • These gigs are for anyone and everyone! Old, young, singletons, couples, new-borns – the whole family.
  • There’s a no-alcohol policy which helps to make sure that the gigs are inclusive, family-friendly safe spaces.
  • It’s not just one for the boys; since 2005, the GILIL programme has featured 75% female bands and artists.

 

Tickets for the Mush gig at Blackpool Library on the 15th October 2021 are now on sale on the GILIL website.

 

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By Catherine Mugonyi

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