Chapter 11 of Boomtown Festival did not disappoint Owen Trimming, who reflects on the highlights of the weekend.
Rock mixed with reggae, pop, punk, hip-hop and a whole range of other genres, Y.O.U.N.G manages to blow the roof off of Deaf Institute
Two-time MOBO winner for ‘Best Jazz Artist’ YolanDa Brown takes the time to chat to Kizzy Bray about her new album, tour and how her double life as a musician and business student at uni made her passion into a success story
A punky reggae party is just what the doctor ordered in 2017, with The Wailers bringing classic Jamaican fun to rainy Manchester in an entertaining night at The Academy, writes Alex Corns
The first Pangaea festival of the academic year promises to be a great night, helped along by some of Manchester’s most party-ready societies.
Tom Ingham chats to world-renowned reggae producer Michael Goldwasser on the Easy Star All-Star’s new project
Contributor Owen Trimming previews Boomtown Festival 2019: ‘A Radical City’ as it greets headliners Gorillaz, Die Antwoord and Limp Bizkit
The Moods are finishing up their huge UK Tour, and are coming back for a massive end of tour party
High praise for The Moods’ new album, from Music Editor Hannah Brierley
Manchester hosts “the world’s biggest music battle”, the Red Bull Culture Clash 2016—featuring Manchester-based acts Made in Manchester, LEVELZ, Dub Smugglers and BASSTRONIC fronted by A Guy Called Gerald
Whoever said Reggae is dead, clearly hasn’t heard Gentleman’s Dub Club.
