Food Editor Ellie Gibbs samples the canteen-style offerings of the Northern Quarter’s Soup Kitchen.

Kril performed honestly and their records worked well in the setting of Gullivers

Great music is lost on an abrasive crowd

It felt like the overriding theme of the night was some sort of bizarre dream

Galvin has deftly produced an album that feels very much at home amongst other contemporary offerings

The Chief of Seattle are surprisingly, bafflingly good

Years & Years certainly have a long way to go before reaching superstardom

Pond rattled through their set rather sloppily without really adding anything to their material

These Leeds boys know how to get people going

Hester Lonergan reports on her favourite Northern Quarter coffee joint

Another Selective Hearing, another ridiculous line-up

Proof that you need more than great music to make a great club night was evident on the night

ALA.NI’s performance was relaxed yet stylised, showing her disciplined approach to music

Cordelia Milward reviews Dutch Uncles’ latest offering, following them through their prolonged pursuit of the unconventional

Adam Granduciel deliberately sticks pins in the map of American musical history and draws a contorted line to his own music

On the back of their thus-far strongest album, Enter Shikari confidently deliver a show providing fans with all that they would expect – plus more

Philip Selway holds the audience’s attention even as the general mood puts the audience into an ethereal, contemplative haze

Zinc, Kane Law and Yasmin bring bass to Sankeys

Unguarded is a pleasant listen, but not without its flaws

You Me At Six and All Time Low provided some truly amazing moments at the Manchester Arena