London five-piece Sorry came to White Hotel last week following the October release of their second album

New Zealand native Marlon Williams gives a show to remember at his latest Manchester gig. Alongside confessions of love, and support from fellow kiwi artists, Williams is one to look out for

The Pretty Reckless stopped off in Manchester as part of their Death by Rock and Roll tour

Leo Sayer brought his 50th anniversary tour to the Bridgewater Hall – and he made us feel like dancing

Witch Fever played a sold out show at YES Basement on Tuesday night as part of their debut album tour

Rina Sawayama visited Manchester Academy as part of her Hold the Girl Tour – and she took her audience to Hell

Glaswegian indie-rockers Franz Ferdinand bring their Hits to the Head Tour to Manchester.

Audra McDonald, the most decorated star in Broadway history, graced audiences at the London Palladium for a rare UK appearance

The Amazons embarked on their first tour since lockdown, debuting new material and sprinkling in some old favourites

The Mancunion heads to Gorilla to see cult dreampop favourites Alvvays play much-anticipated new music

VUKOVI embark on a headline tour to celebrate the release of their third album ‘NULA’

Legendary singer Kim Wilde’s The Greatest Hits Tour played at Bridgewater Hall – where she was joined by China Crisis.

The Mancunion reviews Giants of Soul, with sets from Tunde Baiyewu, Deniece Williams, Gwen Dickey, Alexander O’Neal, Jaki Graham, Janet Kay and Candace Woodson

Millie Sheppard reviews MVSON World, MVSON Collective’s large-scale day festival at Arley Hall.

Hannah Stewart reviews an epic set from emo legends Jimmy Eat World at their sold out Mannchester show.

Will Waterhouse reviews Sam Fender’s epic Castlefield Bowl set – a tour-de-force of rock n roll.

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Diana Ross’ farewell UK Thank You Tour (again), which opened the first night of Lytham Festival, with special guest Jack Savoretti and support from Cassidy Janson.

Millie Sheppard reviews a riveting set from Manchester Cathedral’s resident DJ John Digweed.

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews the Original Diva, Diana Ross, at AO Arena – where she played as part of her farewell UK Thank You Tour.

Kevin Thomas reviews Horsegirl’s enthralling show at YES Manchester