Tom Zanetti answered some quick-fire questions ahead of his show at the O2 Ritz
Loyle Carner returns to Manchester with his new album Yesterday’s Gone
A poor choice of songs gives an unflattering impression of the folk-punk fourpiece — but they play with unbridled, endearing energy to an enthusiastic crowd, writes Joe Casson
An energetic, pitch-perfect performance is the perfect gift from the Danish singer to her enthralled audience, writes Tara Bharadia
Dust off your checkerboard suspenders — Less Than Jake are coming to the Ritz this Monday
From sold-out arenas to atmospheric basements, this Freshers’ guide shows what Manchester’s array of venues has to offer
With a setlist creator and larger performance troupe, Beach House’s Ritz performance was certainly considerable in atmosphere and sound than years gone by
Madness in method, method in madness. UMO are at once a professional and eccentric live act
The RBMA tour comes to Manchester April 16th-19th
Django Django have been riding high of late, a successful album and a series of sold-out shows – Ethan Davies found that their live performances are just as impressive
Is pop punk dead? Meg Roberts takes a trip down memory lane at the State Champs’ gig
After ten years out in the cold, Arab Strap’s comprehensive reunion show retains everything that made them great the first time around, writes Joe Casson
Polica are coming to Manchester and are bringing their inventive electronic, indie sound with them. Christian Hurry tells you why you should be there too
Sundara Karma are more than teenage icons – their fizzy pop is a perfect escape from the encroaching Mancunian autumn, writes Meg Roberts
Manchester’s own Floating Points opens portals into other dimensions
Despite boundless energy, The Strypes need to learn how to diversify their shows
Architects stand out from a homogenous metalcore scene but ultimately fail to outperform Every Time I Die
Chet Faker’s one man show shrugs off any preconceptions to forge his own place within the scene.
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