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Sunday 29 June - 7.30pm, Arts Bar Hope Street.

Nashville-based and Australian-born, this singer-songwriter crafts music that delves deep into personal pain and triumph, capturing the essence of human experience in her powerful, anthemic sound.” - House of Solo

Acclaimed Nashville-based Australian singer-songwriter Imogen Clark returns for her first Liverpool show in five years, celebrating the release of her new album The Art of Getting Through.

A proud road dog, Imogen has toured relentlessly since her teenage years, crisscrossing Australia, the UK, Europe and the US with artists including The Tallest Man on Earth, BOWEN * YOUNG, Steve Poltz, Jim Lauderdale and Shania Twain.

The new album ‘The Art of Getting Through’, proudly genre-agnostic, encapsulates Imogen’s range as a songwriter and recording artist. The lyrics are her most bracingly personal and vulnerable, the music more powerful and anthemic than ever. From navigating her identity to touching on the shadows of an eating disorder, each of Imogen's songs unfold like a chapter in a deeply personal diary, capturing moments, memories, and confessions from her journey.

After writing over a hundred songs, she embarked on a musical pilgrimage, traveling to cities that have inspired her musically - London, Nashville, and Los Angeles. This journey took her to some of the world’s most iconic recording spaces including Peter Frampton’s Studio Phenix in Nashville, Abbey Road in London, and East West in Los Angeles, where the legendary "Pet Sounds" was recorded.


It’s no wonder collaborators from Jim Lauderdale to Colin Hay to Steve Poltz to members of Gang of Youths, Bright Eyes, Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers, Elvis Costello’s Imposters, Dawes, My Morning Jacket and more have lined up to collaborate with an artist whose dynamism, relentless creativity and striving to be the most fully evolved version of herself, both in and out of the studio, shows her as a force to be reckoned with, and one who is just getting started.

Are you Mad all the finest people are, 6:45pm. Doors Open- 7th Feb , Lighthouse Theatre, Anfield

£10.00 Plus Booking Fee

A film about mental health in the Arts and why as writers we write along with live performance of poetry and music