The Mancunion’s Music Editor Alex Cooper takes us through his style, from reference points to recent revelations

After the much anticipated collaboration between Oasis’ Liam Gallagher and John Squire, of Stone Roses fame, the LP ‘Liam Gallagher and John Squire’ ultimately falls flat

Down-to-earth, unpretentious, and deliriously upbeat, Manchester’s most melodic student band proves once again that they’re ones to watch

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

Australian indie-rockers DMA’s bring their boisterous Britpop-lite repertoire to Manchester’s 02 Apollo

The Danish band perform their lively punk rock tracks, rousing the crowd at Manchester’s iconic YES bar

The legendary Suede bring the chaos to the Albert Hall as part of their UK tour promoting excellent 2022 LP Autofiction

The Social Club bring their passionate Britpop influence and innovation to The Lions Den

The Mancunion sat down with Nigel Clark, lead singer of Dodgy, to talk about their upcoming mini-tour

Blur guitarist extraordinaire Graham Coxon and singer-songwriter Rose Elinor Dougall sit down to discuss their new exciting project The Waeve

Sarah Taylor heads to Castlefield Bowl to see Glasgow psych-rock band Primal Scream play their seminal Screamadelica album in full with a special Stone Roses guest.

Matthew Kliszcz reviews C’mon You Know, the new album from Liam Gallagher that’s beaten the Harry Styles record to number one.l

British Popular Culture archives are set to open in Manchester, run by the John Rylands library

The musical polymath Damon Albarn needs no introduction. The Britpop legend, master producer, world music connoisseur, and co-founder of the most successful virtual band of all time is never one to shy away from experimentation. For two consecutive July evenings (12th & 13th July), Albarn takes attendees of Manchester International Festival on a musical voyage […]

1997 was a weird year for music – stuck between the near-end of britpop and a new musical dawn, Blur decided to experiment

Contributor Josh Sandy revisits one of Manchester’s greatest rock and roll stars Oasis as 25 years ago, they released their iconic debut Definitely Maybe

Three Sydney lads brought the Britpop revival home – and what a homecoming