Half Moon Run will stop off at Manchester’s Albert Hall this autumn – find out how to get tickets here.

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

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Happy Mondays, Self Esteem, Gatecrasher DJs, stilt-walkers and contortionists… read on to find out all you need to know about Sheffield’s uniquely carnivalesque festival.

The Mancunion reports back from Derbyshire’s exhilarating festival of music, dancing, and the omnipresence of mud.

John Cale OBE is playing just three shows this summer, with one of them taking place at the Albert Hall in Manchester

Psych Fest announces additions to its lineup, including The Mysterines, The Murlocs, and Stealing Sheep, ahead of its return to Manchester on September 2nd.

American experimental rock band Swans are heading on a European tour, with a stop at the Albert Hall in Manchester.

Peter Hook & The Light is to celebrate 35 years of Joy Division’s Substance LP with select dates across the UK and Europe.

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.

Britpop titans Blur reunite for a fascinating ninth record on the back of their history-making shows at Wembley Stadium.

Capitalising on the excitement of an upcoming third album, Hozier plays a hypnotic performance to a crowd of his most devout followers at a packed-out Castlefield Bowl.

2000 Trees festival returned to Upcote farm in July for the very best in rock and alternative music.

Lana Del Rey closes BST Hyde Park with a set for the ages, traversing her great American songbook of sad-girl pop with support from Father John Misty and The Last Dinner Party

Twenty years after facing perhaps the biggest blacklisting in music history, The (Dixie) Chicks have returned to the UK – and they are bigger, better, and badder than ever before.

Mötley Crüe and Def Leppard headlined the fifth and final day of Lytham Festival – and they went out with a bang!

The Mancunion caught up with the Hull-born, Manchester-based singer-songwriter following her sold-out headline at YES Basement.

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

The 1975 play the biggest gig of their career, proving they are more than stadium ready with an expertly crafted live set, equal parts theatrical and sincere, that leaves fans wanting more.