Samuel Chamberlain

Music fans are being treated to a stacked schedule of unmissable gigs this autumn, as a genre-spanning array of artists are due to perform across Manchester’s many venues

Annie Mac’s Before Midnight opens The Warehouse Project’s 2025 season in style and ushers in a no-phones policy for concourse-only shows

Australian Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Dom Dolla is due to make a grand return to The Warehouse Project this October

Leeds Festival 2025 closes out this year’s festival in style with an array of upcoming artists and huge name headline performances

Here’s what to expect from the return of The Warehouse Project as the biggest names in electronic music return to Manchester

Wolf Alice’s highly anticipated and much-welcomed return brings both pensive thoughtfulness and plenty of enjoyment

Alt-pop sensation Billie Eilish brings her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour to Manchester’s Co-Op Live in the last of four exceptional performances

Reading and Leeds returns for a 2025 edition promising a variety of exciting musical performances spanning genres and stages

hard life’s Murray Matravers returns with a new album and opens up on the troubles and triumphs of the past two years

Lucy Dacus delivers an engaging performance at Manchester Academy in support of her recent album Forever is a Feeling

Michelle Zauner’s Japanese Breakfast stun a Manchester crowd on the first night of a UK tour in support of new album For Melancholy Women

Parklife Festival returns to Manchester for its fifteenth edition with a stellar lineup featuring the world’s best electronic-adjacent acts

Calum Hood discusses his upcoming solo material, its influences and the differences between being a member of 5 Seconds of Summer and going at it alone

BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend brings huge names, secret sets and new artists to four stages across Liverpool’s Sefton Park

Australia’s finest pop-star brings a career-spanning live set to Manchester in her 33rd show at AO Arena

Bradley Simpson proves his stardom to 1,500 dedicated fans at O2 Ritz Manchester after the release of his debut solo album

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

Sorry bring their indie-rock experimentalism to Band on the Wall in a live show previewing new material

The Murder Capital’s second night at beloved Leeds venue Brudenell Social Club juxtaposes vigorous catharsis with melancholic introspection

Divorce’s first Manchester show since the release of their debut album testifies to their excellence, entrancing a crowd at Gorilla