"It takes something a little bit special to enter the arena and set about creating brand new traditions, opening a port in the storm to all comers and any style. In the space of twelve months, the Dovedale Social, hosted at the rejuvenated Dovedale Towers on Penny Lane, has showcased an exciting array of groups on a weekly basis; Death Masks, Tea Street Band and The Mono LPs among many others. Eac
h and every event is free." Getintothis - The Liverpool Echo
"Every Thursday The Dovedale Social makes our weekends 33 1/3 longer, with DJ’s, must-watch new bands and acoustic acts beneath the bouncing-again rafters of Penny Lane’s Dovedale Towers. It’s free, it’s fun, there’s not a cynical post-modern bone in its body. And it’s all home grown produce. More of that, please"
Sevenstreets - 33 Things We Love About Liverpool
"In just under 18 months (the) night at the Dovedale Towers has developed a reputation for showcasing top talent usually reserved for Liverpool City Centre... The local music scene is thriving at the minute and The Dovedale Social is right in amongst it "
Open Magazine - Winter 2014
"Couched in its mismatched grandeur of bare mahogany and white-tiled walls, "The Dovey" brings a certain polished sheen to that very scouse institution of going down the pub expecting to see "a turn" on, by engaging with the city's vibrant music scene. The Penny Lane boozer's Thursday night Dovedale Social events have seen some of the best local musicians entertaining the south Liverpool natives (from the Tea Street Band to precocious youngster Dominic Dunn), thus offering a robust alternative to those who sometimes find the Ropewalks a little too familiar. The hearty selection of pies and beers does no harm either." The Guardian - Top 10 music venues in Liverpool
