Prepare for a toe-tapping day out with The British Music Experience Visit for Two. Explore 70 years of British music at Liverpool's Cunard Building with a self-guided tour featuring over 600 artefacts. Be certain not to miss the next temporary exhibition, 50 Years of Rock Against Racism which opens on Thursday 10th September. To mark the 50th anniversary of Rock Against Racism, the British Music Experience will explore the movement’s history through a new temporary exhibition. Bringing together a selection of powerful photographs captured by photographers Syd Shelton and John Sturrock, alongside original posters, placards and magazines, the exhibition will revisit a pivotal moment in British music and social history - and celebrate the enduring relationship between music, activism and social change. Additionally, The British Museum reflects on the legendary Live Aid concert 40 years later by displaying some items from the personal collection of organiser Bob Geldof. Items include letters from Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, planning documents for Live Aid and more. In the merch store, you'll also be able to find limited original and official Band Aid and Live Aid merchandise after 40 years locked in a storage time capsule.