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12th March 2025

Live review: Laura Marling stuns crowds at Manchester’s Albert Hall

Hampshire’s folk songstress Laura Marling delights a seated audience with a gorgeous lamp-lit performance

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Northern Music Awards 2025 preview: Nordoff & Robbins’ celebration returns for its second edition

12th March 2025

Northern Music Awards 2025 preview: Nordoff & Robbins’ celebration returns for its second edition

Nordoff & Robbins’ second annual Northern Music Awards look set to provide a brilliant night of celebrating the best musicians, venues and industry experts in the region

The Prodigy live: the Disrupta tour takes Warehouse Project ‘Out of Space’

11th March 2025

The Prodigy live: the Disrupta tour takes Warehouse Project ‘Out of Space’

The Prodigy attract audiences old and new as they honour late frontman Keith Flint at Manchester’s Warehouse Project

Looking back on Live at Leeds in the City 2024: Concluding festival season in style

11th March 2025

Looking back on Live at Leeds in the City 2024: Concluding festival season in style

UMMTS’ Hilda’s Haven: A journey of self-discovery

11th March 2025

UMMTS’ Hilda’s Haven: A journey of self-discovery

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10th March 2025

The Wombats at AO Arena Preview – What you need to know

A preview of The Wombats’ AO Arena appearance on the 22nd of March

“A space to unite”: An evening with Manchester’s new anti-fascist event series, Multi

“A space to unite”: An evening with Manchester’s new anti-fascist event series, Multi

As a direct response to far-right attacks last summer, the student-led event group Multi bring people and music together to fight discrimination

Pavel Kushnir in Concert: UMDS has produced something extraordinary

Pavel Kushnir in Concert: UMDS has produced something extraordinary

Pavel Kushnir in Concert is an astonishing tribute to a lost political activist

“Music is quite puzzling”: Peter Hook on Joy Division, New Order and getting ready to tour with The Light

“Music is quite puzzling”: Peter Hook on Joy Division, New Order and getting ready to tour with The Light

Peter Hook discusses his varied experiences in the Manchester music scene ahead of his April tour

The best British comedy podcasts right now

The best British comedy podcasts right now

When you want to unwind, there’s nothing better than a comedy podcast

“I started realising there was life outside of South London”: Club Berlin, Manchester’s forgotten tastemaker

“I started realising there was life outside of South London”: Club Berlin, Manchester’s forgotten tastemaker

Manchester’s own Yes bar invited in a new, illusive and fascinating dance-music event: Club Berlin

Remi Wolf live at Albert Hall: Whimsical star creates solace in her song

Remi Wolf live at Albert Hall: Whimsical star creates solace in her song

Remi Wolf Live at The Albert Hall, every crevice of The Albert’s Hall unusually small stage fabricated a level of intimacy that left every single one of the 2000 attendees feeling within her reach

So Many Roads: Grateful Dead at Soldier Field 9/7/95

So Many Roads: Grateful Dead at Soldier Field 9/7/95

The Grateful Dead’s final concert: a brief, beautiful moment of unity among the Deadheads, poignant while knowing how fractured the fanbase had become

‘It’s Valentine’s Day and I love you’: Brian Jonestown Massacre at Albert Hall

‘It’s Valentine’s Day and I love you’: Brian Jonestown Massacre at Albert Hall

San Francisco rockers Brian Jonestown Massacre arrived at the Albert Hall with a Valentine’s present for Mancunian gig-goers: a two hour set of hypnotic, winding musicality

Bat Out Of Hell: A powerhouse extravaganza of a musical

Bat Out Of Hell: A powerhouse extravaganza of a musical

A magnificent spectacle, Bat Out Of Hell is a real rock ‘n roll showstopper

Review: Turner: In Light and Shade

26th February 2025

Review: Turner: In Light and Shade

The Whitworth’s latest exhibition, Turner: In Light and Shade, features a decent-if-hampered collection of the 19th century great’s works

To say that reading is simply leisure is to insult political fiction

26th February 2025

To say that reading is simply leisure is to insult political fiction

It seems that our consumerist way of reading has led to a rise in the idea that reading is only a leisure activity

“I’ll always love good rhythmic pop”: In conversation with Joe Leath

24th February 2025

“I’ll always love good rhythmic pop”: In conversation with Joe Leath

Local 21 year old artist Joe Leath sits down to discuss everything in his artistic life: from running the Haus open mic night, to his own musical output

Experiencing Valentine’s Day in Manchester through Art

24th February 2025

Experiencing Valentine’s Day in Manchester through Art

Art galleries are a place to walk in silence together or alone, seldom feeling lonely. They are some of the most romantic spaces I have been to. As February is the month of Valentine’s, I took the liberty of going on a hunt to find the most romantic pieces of art in Manchester

Sam Fender – ‘People Watching’: Geordie hero proves himself the voice of a generation

24th February 2025

Sam Fender – ‘People Watching’: Geordie hero proves himself the voice of a generation

Sam Fender returns with a highly impressive third album and proves his generational talent after a long wait of almost four years

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