Frankie Austick

The BRIT School alumna re-takes the reins of her narrative across two stunning nights in Manchester

Toronto-born Peaches brings infectious energy to O2 Ritz

Kesha returns to Manchester for two huge shows at Aviva Studios following an intimate performance at Albert Hall last year

Genre-bending artist on the front-lines of Australia’s underground EDM scene proves anything truly is possible with fingers, eyes, a mouse, and a screen

Oklou performs her first Manchester headline performance in support of her latest album

Max Knibb speaks about the inner workings and future plans of beloved Manchester venue Albert Hall

The queen of the deep south visited Manchester for a two-night residency at the O2 Apollo

Pop icon Katy Perry brings The Lifetimes Tour to Manchester’s AO Arena for one night only

FLO delight fans and establish themselves as the UK’s best current girl group with a stellar show at Manchester Academy

The Filipino-Australian social media star takes Manchester into his world of flamboyance for one night only

Pop artist and social media mega-star Addison Rae charms her Manchester Academy crowd with a short but sweet set in support of her debut album

What did the Albert Hall use to be? Take a walk into the often overlooked past of a Grade II listed veteran of the city’s historical Peter Street

Stretford Mall has been lit up this summer by members of Manchester-based disco collective Nite School Aural-B and RichieNS

Addison Rae stuns with her self-titled debut album, Addison

Kesha makes her highly anticipated return to a Manchester stage after an eleven year vacancy and brings her array of hits with her

Joe Keery, known on stage as Djo, makes his Manchester debut with a sold-out stop on his ‘Back on You’ tour

In a brilliant show at Manchester’s O2 Ritz, viral star Rebecca Black showcases her career-redefining brand of electro-pop

Greentea Peng soothes and stuns at sold-out Albert Hall show

Gabriel Blake of The Murder Capital sits discusses the creative process behind ‘Blindness’ and gives advice for young creatives

The Dare returns to Manchester to perform a set filled with indie sleaze escapism, but is hindered by his own unbothered demeanour and a lack of true invention