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

The latest album from punk rock titans Viagra Boys doesn’t fail to impress despite the presence of lyrical missteps

Jeff Lynne’s ELO play what turned out to be their final show at Manchester’s Co-Op Live as part of the Over and Out farewell tour

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

A deep-dive into The Beatles’ often disregarded track ‘It’s All Too Much’ reveals a variety of influences and illuminates its previously concealed impact

Manchester Psych Fest returns on Saturday August 30th to take over the city with a mix of sounds and settings

Clipse and Pharrell Williams return with a new album that has been a decade and a half in the making

After lost classic A Day Late And A Dollar Short has resurfaced, a retrospective glance at the shifting landscape of hip-hop in the late nineties helps understand its timelessness

Sixteen years after they parted ways, the Oasis reunion tour comes home to Manchester’s Heaton Park; a triumphant spectacle cementing the group as genuine landmarks of British culture and music

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

Queens of the Stone Age are due to make their return to Sheffield later this summer and here’s everything you need to know ahead of the event

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

The Mancunion takes a look at Latitude Festival’s 2025 lineup ahead of the event due to take place at Suffolk’s Henham Parl in July

Ichiko Aoba transformed Manchester’s Albert Hall into a serene dreamscape with a spellbinding, minimalist performance on her Luminescent Creatures tour

In a much-anticipated return, Dublin quartet Inhaler kick off night two of their Open Wide tour

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

Nineties alt-rock outfit and social media darlings charm Manchester in support of their first album in almost two decades

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