Liverpool songwriter Ian Prowse plays Lytham today as new album tour reaches Fylde coast
Liverpool singer-songwriter Ian Prowse is set to perform on the Fylde coast today as part of his latest run of UK shows.
The acclaimed musician will take to the stage at the Lowther Pavilion in Lytham, with doors opening at 7.30pm, bringing his live show to local audiences ahead of the release of his forthcoming album No Names, due out on July 3.
Prowse, known for his work with bands Pele and Amsterdam, has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most compelling live performers, with a career spanning more than 30 years.
His new album - his 12th studio release - features collaborations with major names including Elvis Costello, Steve Wickham and Damien Dempsey, and is expected to blend politically charged songwriting with more personal material.
Speaking about the record, Prowse said it reflects both “radical hope” and his own life experiences, combining protest songs with intimate storytelling.
Fans heading to the Lytham show can expect a mix of new material and well-known favourites, delivered with the energy that has earned him a loyal following.
The performance at Lowther Pavilion marks one of the closest opportunities for Fylde coast fans to see the artist live.
Tickets may still be available via the venue website: https://lowtherpavilion.co.uk/shows/ian-prowse-and-the-fiddle-of-fire/