The Warehouse Project returns home

The Moons provided exactly what their audience were looking for

The trio instigate a frenzy in the sweatbox of Joshua Brooks

Bestival is like a four day sanctuary from reality

Reincarnate is an hour of industrial barminess and Wednesday 13-esque disarray

Songs of Innocence is the album U2 have been trying to make for over a decade

Rae Morris has charming qualities, but her songs are two dimensional

Caution: this is not for the faint-hearted. It’s not gruesome or terrifying, but Samuel Beckett’s trilogy of short plays on offer at The Lowry plunge you into the heart of Absurdism.

Parallels could be drawn to Jeff Buckley in Sital-Singh’s performance

This Is All Yours does enough to silence the doubters, says Alex Daniel

“Every moment happens twice: inside and outside, and they are two different histories.”

Dinesh Mattu reviews the self-titled album by mysterious experimental disco duo Jungle

Garden Festival strikes the perfect balance of holiday tranquillity and festival excitement

But they offer the full package at Manchester Opera House, Nicole Tamer takes a glimpse at The Full Monty.

Daniel Johnston’s 1990 is full of profound moments of imperfection.

In only its second year, the festival was remarkably assured in its organisation and execution

Y Not delivers with a staggeringly diverse bill

The festival hosted an impressive cross-section of musical genres, as well as a varied selection of arts

Life Lessons is not a departure from 2012’s deeply treasured debut Angst, but is a fitting sequel that has continued its momentum

Real Friends’ debut full length falls just short of the mark