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Christmas light trails have become a festive must over the past few years with more and more displays shining bright across Liverpool City Region

Wrapping up with a load of layers, a large hot chocolate, and a wander through a grotto of spectacular festive lights… it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The Liverpool City Region has got some fantastic light trails on offer for you and your family & friends this year, so we have put a list together to help you out when picking. 

Enchanted at Knowsley Safari

Enchanted has become a Christmas tradition for many, with last year’s event a sell-out. This year’s experience is set to be just as popular, with over 30 light-up animals throughout the Foot Safari, ready to immerse guests in the festive spirit. 

Families and friends alike will be swept away by the magical atmosphere created by illuminated deer, giraffes, zebra, penguins, flamingos and many more, as seasonal music plays. There’ll also be the chance to meet up with the Big Man himself, with Knowsley Safari’s Santa Experience.

For more info click here. 

Light Trail at Royal Albert Dock

Evening strolls just got a whole lot brighter with The Albert Dock’s easy to follow Christmas Light Trail map. Download the map on their website and listen along to their specially curated Christmas playlist to be guided around the most magical parts of the dock, and see if you can spot Neptune, Triton, Bella and Bertie.

Also at the Dock – the Grand Hall will transform into a hub of festive fun, with a series of free festive workshops taking place for both adults and children. Kids can also write their own letter to Santa by posting them in a giant post box made of ice on December 17.

For more info click here. 

Winter Wonderlight at Thornton Manor

As night falls on the historic gardens of Thornton Manor this winter, the grounds will come alive with a glittering sprinkle of Christmas magic in a visually stunning, multi-sensory walk-through wonderland spectacular. 

Stroll under the stars beneath magically illuminated tree canopies transformed by moving light as you wind your way along a shimmering path through spectacles of sight and sound to thrill the senses.

To book click here. 

Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience

A nighttime woodland trail experience filled with magical creatures and wizarding wonders from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films. Explore sounds, lights, and special effects that bring the magic of the Wizarding World to life. Guests will also be able to enjoy a wide range of delicious food and drinks at the village. 

Set in a beautiful woodland, this nighttime trail experience has been created by award-winning theatrical designers and experiential creators. So grab your wand and head on over for a magical spectacular that you will never forget. Watch out for Dementors! 

For more info click here. 

The Lanterns – Chester Zoo

Set off from the zoo and travel to distant lands, each one different to the last. Discover the tales from around the world that await you! 

Delve into a Norwegian fairy-tale land, wander through giant lotus flowers, and flying dragonflies in a Japanese inspired garden, then earn your own stripes with the zebras in an African zone. Come face-to-face with life-size orangutang puppets along your trail, as you immerse yourself in a spectacular UV Bornean jungle. This has to be one of the best Christmas Light Trails in the UK so get booking when you can.

Father Christmas will be there with his reindeer – spreading some festive cheer. Then you can take yourself around the Christmas markets with lots of food to feast on. 

For more info click here. 

Walton Gardens Winter Light Trail

A spectacular, illuminated trail, full of wonder and delight to enthral your senses has come to Walton Hall Gardens, Warrington. As darkness descends, join Luminate Cheshire on their enchanting journey, as they display a captivating light trail through the stunning grounds of Walton Gardens. 

Immerse yourself in a mesmerising trail, with stunning lighting elements and fabulous light play, all set to ambient music.

A Timeless experience to be enjoyed by all. Luminate Cheshire at Walton Gardens will run nightly from Thursday 24th November 2022 until Friday 24th December 2022. Tickets must be pre-booked online in advance.

For more info click here. 

Christmas at Delamere Forest

An enchanting after-dark illuminated trail through a festive forest– with new installations for 2022

Christmas at Delamere Forest is bringing you loads of festive cheer as their spectacular installations and seasonal sounds sparkle through the forest. 

For more info click here. 

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The 2023 PuSH Fest llineup has just been announced: here are the shows we’re buzzing about.

The 19th annual PuSh Festival is almost upon us—that’s January 19 to February 5, mark your calendars— and this year’s experimental mid-winter cultural event is shaping up to be an artistic doozy. With 20 original works from 12 countries (including some local artists), this year’s festival lineup has something for everyone. From contemporary theatre, dance, music, multimedia and circus, this year’s artistic offering dials in on creative risk-taking and dynamic interdisciplinary collaboration. Tickets are officially on sale now and while there are tons of things to see and love, here’s what’s on our to-watch list this year.

afternow — Nora Chipaumire (Zimbabwe/USA)

Multimedia Installation / Music

Installation: Jan 28- 29 and Jan 31- Feb 5 (12 pm to 7:30 pm)

Dub Nights: Jan 28 and Feb 1 (9 pm to 11:30 pm)

Roundhouse Exhibition Hall

Making its Canadian premiere, this multimedia installation promises to be loud, proud and militant. Afternow is a model for resistance and reclamation, inspired by Nora Chipaumire’s decades of experience as a choreographer, as well as her witnessing the independence of her homeland, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Featuring three video portraits ton an ongoing loop, one contemporary opera (also on a loop) and one booming stereo system, it’s a powerful contemporary reclaiming of the body as shaped by colonialism. From all these narrative pieces, Nora Chipaumire builds a bridge between African spirituality and contemporary art forms. Following two of the performances will be a dub night, featuring Chipaumire on the mic. Powerful, poignant and with an impressive sound system, this installation will no doubt create a dialogue that will reverberate long after it’s over. Check out the trailer here.

Are we not drawn to new erA – Ontroerend Goed (Belgium)

Theatre

Feb 1-4 at 7:30 pm

Frederick Wood Theatre

Another Canadian premiere, presented with the UBC Theatre and Film Department, Are we not drawn to new erA is, at first glance, an unusual title. After a moment, you may realize that it’s a palindrome—able to be read forwards and backwards. And, like its title, the performance is also a palindrome: you’ll be able to see it forwards and backwards. Not sure what that means? We aren’t either—apparently, everything will be seen twice, with time inverted in each section, but if that doesn’t clear things up, that’s all the more reason to check this theatre piece out firsthand. Its ambitious manipulation of time is meant to incite an inner dialogue about our actions and whether or not they can hope to be reversed— a clear metaphor for the climate crisis. Is humanity actually moving forward or are we going backwards? Time will tell. And, just maybe, this theatre performance as well.

Les Cri des Méduses — Alan Lake Factorie (Canada)

Dance

Jan 27–28 at 7:30 pm and Jan 27-30 (online)

Post-show talkback: Jan 27

Vancouver Playhouse

Powerful, seductive and ultimately unclassifiable (but here we go trying to describe it), this performance is inspired by Géricault’s famous painting The Raft of Medusa. Choreographer Alan Lake has taken that painting’s beauty and pathos and transposed it to the stage, adding his own brilliance. Featuring ambient music, nine dancers and an ever-shifting scenography, this is a triumph of the imagination. Dancers are literally hanging from wooden structures,  sheets of translucent material cloak undressed bodies, lighting transformations and a musical score that heightens the experience with dark throbbing, ambient constancy and intermittent percussion and string notes. It promises to be a dance performance that defies description; the only way to know for sure what it’s about, is to see it for yourself. 

O’DD — Race Horse Company (Finland)

Circus

Feb 4 (7:30 pm) and Feb 5 (2 pm) and Feb 2-5 (Online)                         

Post-show talkback: Feb 4    

Vancouver Playhouse

If you like circus-style performances, this mesmerizing show is peak big-top energy: think Cirque de Soleil meets sci-fi. The theme for the performance is a universal one, beginning with an evocation of birth (the acrobat slowly rips his way through giant cellophane) and follows him through different phases of existence. There’s a tinge of science fiction throughout the show, with both man and objects given symbolic weight. With breathtaking design, a beautiful score and superb acrobatics, O’DD is true poetry in motion and like nothing you’ve ever seen before.  

The Seventh Fire — Delinquent Theatre (Unceded Coast Salish Territory, MST)

Immersive Audio Performance Inspired by Ceremony

Jan 25–29 and Feb 1-5 (various times, see schedule for details)

Lobe Studio                                                         

Marking its world premiere, The Seventh Fire is an immersive audio performance inspired by ceremony and created by Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen. The performance sources traditional, oral Anishinaabe stories as a way to evoke ceremony in the everyday. Ravensbergen’s creation blurs time and space, bringing emotional and ancestral connection into being through deep collaboration with sound designer Mishelle Cuttler and a matriarchal creative team. This piece is being specifically created for the Lobe Studio which is the first dedicated spatial sound studio in North America to work with a permanently integrated 4DSOUND system (we did not even know there was such a thing) All tickets are free for Indigenous people with the promo code PUSH7THFIRE. A celebration of tradition, ceremony and indigenous culture, this audio experience is one not to miss.

Thanks to music streaming platforms, we have millions of songs at our fingertips — and, when paired with a smart speaker, Spotify can help create the perfect mood for any moment. Bluetooth- and Wi-Fi-enabled, the best smart speakers for Spotify come in a range of price points, so you can get a basic, budget-friendly model or spend a little extra for high-end audio technology.

Smart Speakers Versus Standard Bluetooth Speakers

First things first: You’ll want to make sure your choice offers the connecting technology you need. The biggest difference between a smart speaker and a standard Bluetooth speaker is that a smart speaker utilizes Wi-Fi to connect directly to an online music streaming service, whereas a Bluetooth speaker needs to be connected to a smartphone, tablet, or laptop in order to play songs through the app on your device. The smart speakers that work with Spotify below can be connected to both your Wi-Fi network and your Bluetooth-enabled devices, giving you the option of switching between both functions — even though you’ll probably be sticking to Wi-Fi when you’re at home. If you’re in the market for a portable speaker, though, having that Bluetooth function is crucial, since you might want to bring it to a location that doesn’t have Wi-Fi. (And be sure the speaker has a rechargeable battery in case there’s no outlet for plugging in.)

What To Look For When Shopping For The Best Smart Speakers For Spotify

Price Point & Sound Quality

When shopping for the best speakers to stream Spotify, you’ll want to strike a balance between the level of sound quality you’re after and a price point that feels comfortable. Those who want clear, dynamic sound with rich tones and prominent bass may want to splurge a little on a sophisticated speaker to get the audio experience they desire. The Amazon Echo Studio, for example, uses five directional speakers for “3-D” listening and automatically fine-tunes playback by sensing the acoustics of any given space. (The Echo Studio also offers listening in Dolby Atmost format — which is on the cutting edge of sound technology — but unfortunately, this option is only available with Amazon Music, not Spotify.) In a similar vein, you can almost never go wrong with Bose, which has earned a strong reputation for delivering powerful treble and bass tones that are crisp and clear, even at loud volumes. Meanwhile, someone looking for a budget-friendly speaker with less impressive (but still very good) sound may prefer a more basic model, like the Amazon Echo Dot.

Smart Assistant Technology

The best speakers to stream Spotify will have built-in Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant — and sometimes both — so you can use voice commands to play, pause, and skip songs. Once you set up your speaker in the compatible mobile app, you’ll be able to pull up Spotify by using the app’s “Spotify Connect” feature. Keep in mind that, in addition to playing music, Alexa and Google Assistant have a wealth of other uses — you can set alarms, make phone calls, and control any other smart appliances in your home.

Below, you’ll find the best smart speakers for Spotify that will have you groovin’ to your favorite tunes in no time at all.

Shop The Best Smart Speakers For Spotify

In a hurry? These are the best smart speakers for Spotify:

1. The Overall Best: Amazon Echo Studio
2. The Best Budget Speaker: Amazon Echo Dot (5th Gen)
3. The Best Splurge: Bose Home Speaker 500
4. The Best Style: Marshall Uxbridge Home Speaker
5. The Best Portable Speaker: Bose Portable Smart Speaker

1. The Overall Best

Pros:

• 5 directional speakers for immersive audio
• Automatically fine-tunes playback depending on the acoustics of your space

Cons:

• Dolby Atmos audio only available when using Amazon Music app — not Spotify

If it’s high-quality sound you’re after, the Amazon Echo Studio is one of your top choices. The unit has five directional speakers (including a woofer for deep bass) that automatically fine-tune levels according to the acoustics of your space. The result? An immersive listening experience that’s incredibly crisp and balanced. The Echo Studio also has the option to play songs in Dolby Atmos — one of the most advanced sound technology formats out there — but unfortunately, it’s only enabled for use with the Amazon Music app.

Both Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled, this speaker offers easy voice control that allows you to access your streaming music using the app’s “Spotify Connect” feature. It’s also compatible with all Zigbee smart home devices, so you can control your light bulbs and outlets with a simple verbal command or through the accompanying Alexa app. Overall, this is a fantastic-sounding option that comes at a mid-range price point — perfect for those who want high-quality audio without breaking the bank.

According to a reviewer: “All I can say is Wow! The sound is amazing. I have had various Bluetooth and other all in one speakers like this and this is the best so far. […] With Spotify already attached to my account I can actively switch between any Echo including the Studio with easy control through the Spotify app as well as with Alexa voice control.”

Dimensions: 8.1 x 6.9 inches | Available colors: 2 | Smart assistant: Alexa | Wireless? No

2. The Best Budget Speaker

Pros:

• Wallet-friendly price
• Easily connects to other Echo Dots for multi-room music
• Sound has improved over previous Echo Dot models

Cons:

• Sound quality will be inferior to higher-priced options

Perhaps you’re not looking to spend a lot on a Spotify speaker but still want your music to sound great. In that case, the Amazon Echo Dot is your best bet. Ideal for compact spaces, the spherical unit has a modern look, with controls on top to pause music (or hit snooze if the alarm goes off). Its simple design makes it easy to pair up with other Alexa devices in your house — you can even set up multiple Echo Dots in different places for a multi-room listening experience. With a simple verbal command, you can pull up Spotify using the “Spotify Connect” feature, or control everything via the Amazon Alexa app. Since it’s both Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled, you can also play music directly from the Spotify app on your phone.

Reviewers have acknowledged that the audio isn’t as clear and powerful as you would get with a higher-end speaker (one noted the sound can be a bit “muffled”). That being said, crowd consensus is that the 5th Gen’s sound quality is improved over previous Echo Dot models, with one reviewer describing it as “richer” with “less distortion at high volume.” There are also upgrades like a display that shows what song is playing, the option to set music on schedules, and an indoor temperature sensor.

If you’re in the market for a wallet-friendly speaker with high-tech smart assistant features — and don’t mind sacrificing a little sound quality — you’ll find everything you need in the Echo Dot.

According to a reviewer: “The next thing to note is the sound. It is MUCH better. The bass is fuller, the overall sound is much crisper, and there is less distortion at high volume. I usually play music at night when I go to sleep, and I really appreciate the better, richer, fuller sound. It is also nice to be able to pause and resume music with a tap rather than only by voice. The indoor temperature sensor comes in handy to check the ambient temperature, and it can be used to automatically trigger smart climate controls if the room temperature goes out of my comfort zone.”

Dimensions: 3.9 x 3.5 inches | Available colors: 2 | Smart assistant: Alexa | Wireless? No

3. The Best Splurge

Pros:

• Superior Bose sound quality
• Options for both Google Assistant and Alexa
• LCD screen shows song information

Cons:

Bose has an excellent reputation for its high-end speakers that create powerful high- and low-range frequencies, and the Bose Home Speaker 500 is no exception. Besides delivering superior, wall-to-wall stereo sound, it has a built-in color LCD screen that displays the song playing, as well as six playlist preset buttons on the top of the unit. And even though it’s relatively compact, the Bose Home Speaker 500 can get loud — without distortion or sacrificing the quality of your music.

Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled, the Bose Home Speaker 500 can easily be controlled using your voice or the accompanying Bose Music App. You can quickly pull up Spotify using the “Spotify Connect” feature, and save your favorite playlists to the unit for instant recall. And while the price tag may be high, those who prioritize sound quality above all else will be impressed by what this model can do.

According to a reviewer: Setup was easy and straightforward. Once I downloaded the Bose Music app, I added my Amazon and Spotify accounts and was off. Alexa works beautifully, as does Spotify. I can’t recommend this enough.”

Dimensions: 8 x 6.7 x 4.3 inches | Available colors: 2 | Smart assistant: Alexa and Google Assistant | Wireless? No

4. The Best Style

Pros:

• Vintage-inspired design
• Adjustable volume, treble, and bass buttons
• High-quality, balanced sound

Cons:

• No upgraded technology like LCD song displays or Dolby Atmos

Those who are looking for an aesthetically pleasing smart speaker to fit their home’s decor will enjoy this Marshall Uxbridge home speaker. The Marshall brand is renowned for its powerful amplifiers, so it’s no surprise that audio quality was a top priority when designing this compact unit that looks just like an amp. The speaker features a volume control on top as well as designated bass and treble controls — a unique feature that none of the other speakers on this list have — offering you more customizable control over your sound experience.

Since it has built-in Alexa, this speaker pairs effortlessly with other Amazon devices and can be easily controlled using your voice. You can pull up music using the “Spotify Connect” feature, or play music directly from the Spotify app on your phone — the speaker is both Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled. All other settings can be adjusted using the Marshall Voice app. At a mid-range price point, this is a straightforward speaker that creates great sound while adding a distinctly cool touch to any space.

According to a reviewer: “This is not only super cool looking, it’s loud and clear exactly what you would expect from Marshall. It’s so cool we can have this out instead of regular Alexa in our “rock n roll” family room. We play all of our phone music apps through here as well. This was really easy to install too.”

Dimensions: 6.6 x 5 inches | Available colors: 2 | Smart assistant: Alexa | Wireless? No

5. The Best Portable Speaker

Pros:

• Built-in handle for easy portability
• Wireless battery life of up to 12 hours
• Splash-resistant with an IPX4 rating

Cons:

If you plan on playing music at the lake, by the pool, or just in the backyard, you’ll need a smart speaker that can stand up to the task. That’s where the Bose portable smart speaker comes in. Designed with a built-in handle, the unit is easy to carry with you and weighs just over 2 pounds. Unlike the other speakers on this list, the Bose portable smart speaker has a water-resistance rating of IPX4, so it can handle water splashes from any direction.

Like all Bose speakers, this one delivers deep bass sounds and crisp high-range tones, and it’s the only option on the list that it doesn’t need to be plugged in to work — it has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 12 hours per charge. While connected to your Wi-Fi network, the speaker responds to voice commands using Alexa, so you can pull up Spotify using the “Spotify Connect” feature. Once you’re outside Wi-Fi range, it’s easy to use Bluetooth to link up the speaker to your phone. Like the other Bose device on this list, it isn’t compatible with Amazon Echo products. While it may be higher-priced, it’s by far the best choice for those who want the option of streaming music outside of the home.

According to a reviewer: “This must be the most used tech item in our home. I always listen to music when cleaning or cooking, but sometimes I like just grabbing the Bose and heading outside to relax. Prior to the Bose, I just listened to music on my Android with Spotify. Now I’m spoiled to the Bose. It’s cool, loud if I want it, soft if I want. Easy to transport and comes from a trusted brand. Yes the price is a little steep, but for the brand and quality it is worth it.”

Dimensions: 7.5 x 4.7 inches | Available colors: 2 | Smart assistant: Alexa and Google Assistant | Wireless? Yes

If you’ve been shopping for some good Black Friday earbud deals this week, chances are you’ve seen plenty of deals posted about the recent Airpods deals, Galaxy Buds offers, and more throughout the month. Black Friday sales have been running for the past two months essentially, giving shoppers plenty of opportunity to snag some decent deals ahead of the Black Friday weekend rush.

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The lineup for the 2022 instalment of Meredith Music Festival has been embiggened with the addition of five more acts.

Rock ‘n’ roller Michael Beach, electro-popper BIG WETT, guitar-pop whisperers Snowy Band, ambient guitar dynamo Lou and rockers Smooch will all be joining the party.

WATCH: BIG WETT – ‘EAT MY ASS’

They join a choc-a-bloc lineup featuring the likes of Courtney Barnett, Yothu Yindi, Tasman Keith, Babe Rainbow, Tkay Maidza and many more.

Also performing, as part of the Welcome to Country, is Wadawurrung storyteller, poet and postie Uncle Barry Gilson with his band Meninyan.

The official Meredith 2022 timetable has also just dropped and you can peep it below.

This year’s festival will run from Friday, 9th – Sunday, 11th December at the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre in Meredith, Victoria.

It’ll be the first event in the Supernatural Amphitheatre since Golden Plains in March 2020. The most recent Meredith Music Festival took place in December 2019 (Meredith was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid).

You can check out the full lineup and timetable below.

Meredith 2022 lineup

BIG WETT
Snowy Band
Michael Beach
LOU
Smooch

Joining…

Caribou
Dry Cleaning
Yothu Yindi
Courtney Barnett
The Comet Is Coming
Tkay Maidza
Sharon Van Etten
Private Function
DJ Quik
Erika de Casier
Nu Genea
Babe Rainbow
Derrick Carter
CLAMM
Minami Deutsch
SHOUSE
Tasman Keith
Rot TV
Surprise Chef
POOKIE
Our Carlson
Darcy Justice
OK EG
Allara
Rubi Du
Uncle Barry Gilson & Meninyan
Interstitial DJs
City of Ballarat Municipal Brass Band
Silence Wedge
Daphni

Dates & Venues

Friday, 9th – Sunday, 11th December – Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre, Meredith, VIC

Official Timetable

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Hold your horses, here are five more! The lineup for the 30th Meredith has expanded to include another five acts, plus a few bonuses, as the festival also releases its 2023 set times.

Added to the Meredith lineup today, Michael Beach, playing life-affirming rock ‘n’ roll for dusty Sunday heads. A Friday night Wettening of debaucherous proportions: Big Wett. Guitar pop whisperers Snowy Band, masters of dynamics and harmony. Made for the breaking of the day: Lou’s sun-washed ambient guitar music. And wrapping up the whole shebang, a force to be rockin’ with: Smooch.

Also performing, as part of the Welcome to Country, is Wadawurrung storyteller, poet and postie Uncle Barry Gilson with his band Meninyan. Plus, not so much the icing on the cake as the jam in the middle that deliciously binds the whole thing together. The Interstitial DJs, known to surprise and delight in equal measure, are as crucial an ingredient to the Meredith adventure as any other.

Illuminating all spaces for the 30th Meredith are:

• Yawung
• Gavin Campbell
• Shorty
• DJ Friday
• Andee Frost
• HIIRAAN

Keep up with the latest music news, features, festivals, interviews and reviews here.

Meredith set times

Meredith 2023 lineup

Caribou, Dry Cleaning, Yothu Yindi, Courtney Barnett, The Comet Is Coming, Tkay Maidza, Sharon Van Etten, Private Function, DJ Quik, Erika de Casier, Nu Genea, Babe Rainbow, Derrick Carter, CLAMM, Minami Deutsch, SHOUSE, Tasman Keith, Rot TV, Surprise Chef, POOKIE, Our Carlson, Darcy Justice, OK EG, Allara, Rubi Du, BIG WETT, Snowy Band, Michael Beach, LOU, Smooch, Uncle Barry Gilson & Meninyan, Interstitial DJs, City of Ballarat Municipal Brass Band, Silence Wedge, Daphni

For all other info, head to the festival website here.