What's On in Liverpool
Tuesday 15 September 2026 · This weekend · City guide
Tuesday night in Liverpool has absolutely no intention of being quiet. From the warm, scrappy joy of a comedy open mic to one of the most quietly influential names in electronic music taking over the Baltic waterfront, this city is doing what it does best — pulling you out of the house and into something you'll be talking about for days.
Highlights
Shipwrecked Comedy Open Mic | The Hold The Shipping Forecast — There is nothing quite like the electric unpredictability of a good open mic night, and Shipwrecked Comedy has built a genuine reputation for delivering exactly that in the intimate surrounds of The Hold at The Shipping Forecast. Doors from 7:00pm and priced as listed on the website, it is the perfect low-stakes Tuesday evening gamble — you might witness a future star finding their feet, or simply have a brilliant, slightly chaotic night out. Either way, you win.

Shipwrecked Comedy — If the open mic upstairs whets your appetite, head into The Shipping Forecast proper at 7:15pm for the main Shipwrecked Comedy bill, where the laughs come a little more polished and the line-up a little more curated. At just £5, this is one of the best-value evenings you will find in the city — a proper comedy night in a venue that wraps around you like a favourite coat. Grab a drink, grab a seat, and settle in.

Deepdale With Special Guests — The Jacaranda Club has been part of Liverpool's musical furniture since the days of a certain four-piece from Woolton and Allerton, and on Tuesday night it plays host to Deepdale and a cast of special guests from 8:00pm. At £8, this is grassroots live music at its most honest and exciting — the kind of night where you discover something new and wonder how you ever lived without it.

Bonobo: DJ Set — Simon Green, the man behind the Bonobo project, is one of those rare artists who can make a room feel simultaneously intimate and euphoric, and his DJ sets are legendary for weaving jazz, soul, electronica and beats into something that feels entirely his own. Jacaranda Baltic from 8:30pm, with tickets from £14 to £29 — this is the kind of Tuesday night that makes you feel genuinely lucky to live in, or be visiting, this city. Book now, because this one will sell out.