Young Fathers stop off at Manchester’s Albert to perform their unique live show, stunning crowds nationwide

Ahead of playing Night and Day Café, the Manchester-based band discusses stage presence, headline shows, and their new single, ‘The Jig’

Two years on from their angular sophomore release ‘Drunk Tank Pink’, Shame return with ‘Food for Worms’; an album of rounded edges, but the same sharp wit

Hamish Hawk is captivating audiences across the country this month; we sat down with him to find out how it’s going

What is the place of boybands in modern pop? The Mancunion chats to band New Rules about touring, their recent single and the importance of music.

Edinburgh-based singe-songwriter Hamish Hawk’s new single Heavy Elevator is an inviting and soaring listen

Little Simz returns for her fifth record, and it might have just changed the whole conversation about 2022 music

Grace Ives graces YES Basement with a set of alt-pop instant classics and support from Greysha

The Icelandic post-rockers return to O2 Apollo Manchester to celebrate their illustrious 25-year career

New South Wales’ DMA’s hit Manchester Academy on their three-date mini tour of the UK

Bob Dylan gives a masterclass in showmanship in the intimate, no-phones setting of the Apollo.

Morrissey performs to a sold out crowd at Manchester’s O2 Apollo, exactly 40 years after The Smiths’ first show

Merseyside rockers The Mysterines deliver an enthralling night of music at Band on the Wall.

We review the Skinner Brothers latest Manchester venture at Deaf Institute, Serena Jemmett leaves nothing unsaid. Covering their new album live ‘Soul Boy 2 and more’.

Concert venues are not providing sufficient support for disabled audience members, Jasmine Taylor shares her experiences

James Carroll discusses his disappointment of the Reverend and The Maker’s Manchester gig, due to an overly-aggressive crowd and poor sound issues

James Carroll talks you through the histroy of Manchester’s iconic music scene and the bands that shaped it, from golden oldies Joy Division to one of the biggest bands in the world right now, The 1975

Much acclaimed British glam-rock band The Struts headliner Manchester Academy on October 11, promising a gripping and fuelled live performance on the back of the US leg of their Young and Dangerous world tour

Elena Bradley catches up with upcoming Peach Fuzz who are freshly picked and buzzing with promise as their tour with The Vryll Society ends on a high.

Len Green discusses how he seeks to encapsulate the energy, power, and dynamism of the Northern Soul movement in his first completed body of art work