The Mancunion explores Beyond The Music Festival, a weekend full of tantalising shows, conferences and real change in the music industry

The Redroom sit down with The Mancunion to talk about their upcoming headline show at the Deaf Insitute, moving cities, and Sam Fender

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.

London’s The Clientele return with their new ethereal album, I Am Not There Anymore.

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.

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

New York rockers the Goo Goo Dolls delivered an energetic performance in Manchester, their first in three years.

The Mercury Prize-nominated Archy Marshall, aka King Krule, explores his fascination with spaces on his fourth album.

Cutting edge Manchester promoters are back with a project that seeks to bring bands from Europe to Manchester; first, Berlin post-punkers LIIEK

Caroline Polachek stuns a sold-out Albert in her rescheduled show, touring her second solo album Desire, I Want To Turn Into You.

Dublin indie rock outfit Inhaler return to Manchester, playing their biggest headline show in the city to date at Stretford’s Victoria Warehouse.

Remembering the brilliant Andy Rourke, bassist of Manchester legends The Smiths after his passing on 19th May 2023

Oracle Sisters kick off their UK tour at YES Basement, with support from Ryder the Eagle.

New Zealand’s Aldous Harding brings her latest album tour to Manchester’s Albert Hall, with support from H. Hawkline

The Mancunion sit down with Noel Gallagher to talk about Manchester, his new album Council Skies, and his headline gig at Wythenshawe Park.

San Diegan soul band Thee Sacred Souls brings a love heavy setlist to Manchester that leaves us all longing for a little more romance in our lives.

New Jersey’s Yo La Tengo return to Manchester for their first show in the city in five years.

Australian indie outfit DMA’s return with their fourth album of anthemic and contemplative songs.

The Slow Readers Club returned to the Albert Hall, and brought their brand of doom-pop to the masses