Coach Party brought cutting angst to Manchester on their UK tour, supported by Stockholm’s Girl Scout

Jorja Smith returns with her second album – an honest update on the headspace on the 26-year-old international superstar

Alive Festival is back for its bigger, better-than-ever second edition – here’s all that you need to know

The Mancunion sits down with Liverpool’s STONE to talk about their new album, Manchester, and their rise to being one of the most promising prospects in the UK

The Mancunion sits down with Kyle Falconer to talk about The View, their new album, and his venture into songwriting camps in Spain

CATE sits down with The Mancunion to talk songwriting, living and touring with Maisie Peters, and Manchester

The Redroom sit down with The Mancunion to talk about their upcoming headline show at the Deaf Insitute, moving cities, and Sam Fender

Hard-Fi’s Steve Kemp and Kai Stephens sit down with The Mancunion to talk reunions, their new UK tour, and their love of Manchester

Sigrid sits down with The Mancunion to talk touring, being a student, and the parallels between Bergen and Manchester

Felix White and Jamie Morrison from 86TVs sit down with The Mancunion to talk about new beginnings, growing the project, and Manchester

Southsea Common’s bank holiday bash returned for 2023, and hosted some of the most exciting talent in the UK. Find out the lowdown on the weekend here.

Beyond the Music today (24th August) have announced their free ‘Music for Everyone’ day, showcasing Manchester’s finest talent.

London’s The Clientele return with their new ethereal album, I Am Not There Anymore.

The festival returns to Southsea Common, boasting a lineup of festival exclusives, pop sensations and undiscovered gems for your bank holiday weekend!

Gang of Four vocalist Jon King sits down with the Mancunion to talk post-punk, student life, and Frank Ocean.

The inaugural Beyond The Music Festival, hosted in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, have shared the lineup’s first 60 artists

Cutting edge Manchester promoters are back with a project that seeks to bring bands from Europe to Manchester; first, Berlin post-punkers LIIEK

Little Simz will play Stretford’s Victoria Warehouse in November, her biggest headline show in the city to date.

Caroline Polachek stuns a sold-out Albert in her rescheduled show, touring her second solo album Desire, I Want To Turn Into You.

A reformed Blur and a reopened venue; there was everything to adore about the indie darlings’ two-hour set.