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Saturday 24 July 2021 8pm Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

Ian Prowse & Amsterdam

Please note that this event will now take place in Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. Ticket holders have been contacted and new etickets have been sent out. This event was originally advertised as taking place in the Music Room on Saturday 25 July 2020.

Ian Prowse will also be performing a solo show on Friday 23 July 2021.

Formed in 1999 by frontman Ian Prowse, Amsterdam struck up a friendship with Elvis Costello, which saw them playing as his band on the Jonathan Ross Show, supporting his live shows and eventually recording a duet of ‘Don’t Throw Your Love Away’, originally a hit by The Searchers.

Amsterdam saw some success with their first single ‘The Journey’ in early 2005, but it was their song ‘Does This Train Stop on Merseyside?’ later that year that cemented Ian’s place in the hearts of DJs, songwriters and music fans alike.

BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel was reduced to tears every time he put the single on, openly crying live on air because of its connection with Liverpool, the city he loved. Irish legend Christy Moore then took the song on in 2009, making it the centerpiece of his album Listen.


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