Skip-the-Line National Museum of Popular Music: British Music Odyssey
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184 Ratings
Liverpool

Experience the Skip-the-Line National Museum of Popular Music: British Music Odyssey and explore the fascinating history of British music through iconic costumes, instruments, and memorabilia from legendary artists like the Beatles, Bowie, Adele, and Oasis.

Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • British Music Experience - The British Music Experience narrates the history of British music through costumes, instruments, performances, and memorabilia, featuring icons from the Beatles and Bowie to Adele and Oasis.
    The temporary exhibition, Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30* runs until 8 September 2024. This exhibition showcases the band’s journey…
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What's Included
  • Entry to British Music Experience
What's Not Included
  • Food and drinks
Additional Information

The British Music Experience narrates the history of British music through costumes, instruments, performances, and memorabilia, featuring icons from the Beatles to Adele and Oasis.
The temporary exhibition, Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30*, runs until 16 March 2025. This exhibition showcases the band’s journey through outfits from the remarkable…

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Location
British Music Experience
Cunard Building Water Street, Pier Head
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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(184 Ratings)
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Jane_h
Jan 8, 2025
It takes about two hours... - It takes about two hours to do justice to this. Lots to read and see, and I liked the central ‘stage’ with various hologram performances. We also enjoyed messing around with the instruments at the end of the display. Teenagers would love this bit.
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Robjoker
Jan 3, 2025
At the heart of the music - For those like me who grew up on bread and Brit music the museum represents a blast from the past (living in the present) and an emotion to be enjoyed, on the waves of the best music of the last fifty years, among unique memories in the window, costumes, musical instruments and images of all kinds. Beautiful idea of the corner where you try the instruments, my 7-year-old son excited to try an electric guitar and a drum... There is something for everyone, young and old, well organized museum. A must for Liverpool.
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Laura_g
Dec 8, 2024
A great day out on a rainy day! - On a stormy day in Liverpool, we were looking for somewhere to shelter indoors. This was the perfect way to spend some time learning all about the evolution of music over the years. So interesting and very interactive!
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Fayelouiset2024
Aug 29, 2024
Amazing - Amazing would highly recommend. My son loves music and instruments and he plays bass and electric guitar we had a fab experience as a family and there was something to interest everyone
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Andrealt7708zw
Aug 8, 2024
Well worth the visit - Really enjoyed all the different music through the decades seeing where other bands got their inspiration would highly recommend
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Midcentury86
Oct 9, 2024
WOW experience! - Interesting museum with many insightful exhibits on various bands and singers from around Britain. Added bonus is the virtual room where you get to try your hand at guitars, drums and keyboard.
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Maria
Sep 15, 2024
Well worth a visit - A great experience, I don’t know why I never knew this was in Liverpool. Great location and although it’s only a small tour there’s a lot to see and listen to if you take your time and go through all the interactive material available . Well worth a visit and a good way to spend an hour or so.
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Ted_l
Aug 17, 2024
Positive experience - Enjoyed a nice experience with a friendly staff. Would recommend to all music lovers. We spend just an hour and that’s all we needed.
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Dinaisguerreiro
Dec 29, 2024
Try the music instruments - It's not the best Museum ever but it's not the worst either. The museum is basically an exposition about the British music in different decades. In the end of the exposition, there are a few instruments such as the drums and acoustic guitar that you can try on. That's pretty lit!
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Sherri_q
Aug 13, 2024
Left me wanting more… - Nice exhibits and hands on experience with instruments. However we left wanting more…not enough representation of UK bands. More exhibits and hands on needed.
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