Breakthrough DJ Rossi. performs at YES for the 2026 edition of BRITs Week in what may well be his final intimate set in Manchester

This St Patrick’s Day, the Mancunion was invited to dine at Pip, an experience which was both elegant and comfortable and provided a distinctly elevated paddy’s day

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s comments regarding immigration have caused backlash, and rightfully so. His comments only contribute to division and hate that is rife in contemporary politics

Xiu Xiu reimagine a Lynchian masterpiece as performance art that unsettles long after the lights go up

Volunteers from the Village Angels work late into the night in Manchester’s Gay Village, providing frontline support during the city’s busiest nights

While the BRITS came to Manchester for the first time in their 50 year history, there remains debate over the impact.

The Mancunion sat down with the Pro Life Society to better understand their views and positions.

The K’s perform an electrifying intimate show supporting War Child and thrilling their crowd in the process

Oklou performs her first Manchester headline performance in support of her latest album

The A24 Music signee brings his brand of bleak-pop to Salford. It’s strange, beguiling, beautiful – and heavier than you might expect

Ahead of the BRIT Awards, Ben Mortimer looks back on studying at the University of Manchester and traces his path from writing for The Mancunion to leading Polydor Label Group

Reclaim the Night is a student-run march. But what does it mean to onlookers?

A tight contest has emerged between Labour, the Greens and Reform UK after a by-election was called in Gorton and Denton

The grunge revivalist four-piece return to Manchester after a recent surge in popularity

Wrexham pop-punk heroes deliver a show in celebration of the tenth anniversary of their debut album

The BRIT Awards have announced their nominations for the first event to have Manchester as its new home

Queer history is usually told through court cases and Acts of Parliament. A Queer Scrapbook: Britain and Ireland since 1945 asks what happens if we start instead with photocopied flyers and creased photographs. Editors Justin Bengry, Matt Cook, Rebecca Jennings, and E. J. Scott assemble a tactile, visual record of post‑war queer life that feels […]

The MOBO Awards are due to make their Manchester debut in March and have recently announced their nominees

James frontman discusses playing live, 5Rhythms dancing, and the band’s future ahead of a huge April arena tour

At the start of November, The Mancunion headed to Sugden Sports Centre to visit the Northern Vegan Winter Festival