Urban Strawberry Lunch are a group who make great music from virtually any object, anywhere. Formed in 1987 the group have performed internationally, nationally and around the Northwest. In 2001, USL began laying the foundations to establish the group as Artists in Residence at Liverpool’s famous “bombed-out church” St Lukes. The building was partially destroyed during the infamous “May Blitz” of Liverpool during World War 2. The group now run unplugged gigs, exhibitions, poetry readings, dramatic arts and dance at the venue where all shows are free. The group’s website highlights some of the instuments used by USL. These include Leg Guitar – made from a shop dummy’s leg and the Longbow – deep sub-bass instrument, made from an archery bow.