International hip-hop legends, Grammy-nominated artists and a Liverpool music institution join Disco Classical with special guest Sister Sledge featuring Kathy Sledge for the award-winning festival’s seventh anniversary.
Liverpool International Music Festival (LIMF) announces the line up for their 2019 edition, including De La Soul, Ella Eyre, Maverick Sabre, NAO, Kenny Dope, Yxng Bane and an exclusive 3Beat @ 30 30th Anniversary live performance featuring SIGMA, M-22, Geko and Anton Powers.
With a diverse set of emerging artists including SG Lewis, Grace Carter and Kara Marni announced, local talents LUNA, Raheem Alameen and KYAMI of the festival’s talent development programme, LIMF Academy, will share the stage with some of the world’s biggest names. The impressive and eclectic programme showcases once again why Liverpool is a UNESCO City of Music.
Performers will be present across a number of stages on behalf of talent development programme, LIMF Academy, including rising star of the electronic pop scene LUNA, singer-songwriter Raheem Alameen, contemporary R&B musician KYAMI as well acclaimed Liverpool bands and artists Eyesore & The Jinx, Bill Nickson and Pizzagirl.
LIMF truly stands out in the UK festival scene offering an impressive and eclectic programme for under £10. Representing the next chapter of a global music city, LIMF 2019 showcases once again why Liverpool is a UNESCO City of Music – a status it was awarded in 2015.
LIMF takes place on 20th & 21st July. For more details and tickets visit www.limfestival.com.
About 3Beat at 30
3Beat was founded as a dance music record shop in Liverpool in 1989 by Jon Barlow, Dave Nicoll and Phil Southall. By 2000, the 3Beat Label Management company was born, which offered distribution services to numerous independent record labels. Fast forward to 2011 and the label had it’s first UK No.1 single and has gone on to release an array of platinum-selling hits from Sigma, Fuse ODG, Philip George and Martin Jensen.
LIMF tickets start at £6 a day for general admission and £21 for VIP. Under 12’s go free. For more information and tickets, visit www.limfestival.com.
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