The season has started and Manchester is ready, so what’s in Store for WHP17?

Harrison Kersey previews another promising night organised by students in this week’s Student Spotlight

Rounding off the year on home turf, Shura’s catchy dance-pop is unfortunately let down by a static performance that lacks variety, writes Cassie Hyde

Verity Longley, Chair of University of Manchester Swing Dance Society, talks to Rachel Oelbaum about t-shirts, being queen and — of course — dancing

The Australian dance group have returned with a new member and a strong follow up to their 2013 debut, writes Tara Bharadia

James Blake’s 76 minute epic lives up to it’s title, channelling shades of love and loss with extraordinary clarity, through vibrant and varied instrumentals

30 years into their career, Pet Shop Boys remain one of the most influential pop groups of all time and Super holds up a mirror to today’s pop scene to show it

The Cancer Awareness in Teenagers and Young People Society (CATS) host the talent Manchester University has on offer with their ‘Battle of the Societies’

Featuring 22 UK universities, the largest Northern university dance competition comes to Manchester this weekend

Selsabil Amine discusses the powerful presence and important role carried out by the university’s Indian Dance Society

A new clubbing holiday destination for 2015

Chet Faker’s one man show shrugs off any preconceptions to forge his own place within the scene.

Nicole Tamer interviews the talented poet, dancer and performer, Chanje Kunda.

Dinesh Mattu reviews the self-titled album by mysterious experimental disco duo Jungle

We caught up with Artifact to discuss polyrhythmic patterns, production techniques and his upcoming set at the Simple Things Festival.

What exactly is pop? Is Pop associated with a certain era? Tom Ingham takes a look

This week Rosie Webster of the She Choir trades places with Molly Byrne from the Dance Society