You can now enjoy the full joy & sorrow of the Amsterdam live show in the comfort of your own home, this live DVD is an absolute must for anyone who has been touched by Ian’s music these past 25 years. 

Filmed on the last night of the Companeros Tour in Liverpool the sold out show has been brilliantly captured in a 6 camera shoot with superb digital audio mixing. 

The show clocks in at 1 hour 40 minutes, a roller coaster of emotions from the 13 piece band. 

Find out more information and Pre-Order the DVD HERE

To celebrate the release of the DVD, we have a copy to give away, for FREE! All you need to do is comment at the bottom of the feature,  telling us which track you're MOST looking forward to seeing on the DVD and why (full track listing is below). Your name will be entered in the hat and drawn at the end of July.

Because of demand Ian is also going to do a Summer Historical/Musical walking tour to go with this special release, join him for a fab 2 hour walking journey around the fascinating sights of Liverpool. 

DVD track listing : 

1. Don’tWorship Me 

2. Derry Gaol 

3. I Did it For Love 

4. You Can’t Win ‘Em All Mum 

5. Intro/Taking On The World 

6. Johnny & Marie 

7. Hatred Is Wasted 

8. Fireworks 

9. Arm in Arm 

10. Name & Number 

11. My Name Is Dessie Warren 

12. Mississippi Beat 

13. Home 

14. Does This Train Stop On Merseyside 

15. Raid The Palace (extended version) 

16. Dancing in the Dark 

17. Lest We Forget 

Liverpool walking tour

Ian will put his MA to good use by taking you around all the fantastic musical and historical hotspots around his beloved city of Liverpool. hear about the Slave Trade, Famine, McKenzies Soul & much more. 

Ian Prowse

Merseyside hero Ian Prowse has formed two successful bands Pele and Amsterdam. Pele released 3 albums on Polydor/M&G Records. Abroad they scored hits in Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Holland and most notably a Number One in South Africa with 'Megalomania'. 

Possibly best known for his single 'Does this train stop on Merseyside' also. The song regularly elicited an emotional response from Radio 1 DJ John Peel. Peel's widow Sheila Ravenscroft went on the station after the DJ's death and confirmed that 'He was not capable of playing it without crying'. Lead off single 'Home' was played on 21 consecutive days by Radio 2's Janice Long. Janice is a huge fan of the band having had them in no less than 4 times for live sessions. Ian also has a long standing friendship with Elvis Costello who used Amsterdam as his backing band on the Jonathan Ross television show as well as opening act on several occasions. The relationship was blessed on record when Prowse performed a duet with Costello on a cover of The Searchers 1964 hit 'Don't throw your love away' for the Liverpool Number Ones Project on EMI Records. 

2012 saw Ian release 'Does this train stop on Merseyside: The Very Best of Ian Prowse' to across the board rave review and 2014 has seen Ian release his very first solo album 'WHO LOVES YA BABY' to blanket praise. 

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