Taking place at Manchester’s Soup, artists Irfan Rainy and KISA pay tribute to the late Fela Kuti through both traditional and contemporaneous anthems

Cutting edge Manchester promoters are back with a project that seeks to bring bands from Europe to Manchester; first, Berlin post-punkers LIIEK

James Carroll gives his verdict on the atmospheric Australian synth-pop group City Calm Down and reviews their most recent performance at Manchester’s Soup Kitchen

Lifeshare have been locked out of their old premises and are searching to find a new location to continue their charitable work

The Howl and the Hum return to Manchester once more to grace a sold-out Soup Kitchen with an intoxicating performance

Elena Bradley catches up with upcoming Peach Fuzz who are freshly picked and buzzing with promise as their tour with The Vryll Society ends on a high.

Anteros – the glittery silver lining to the dark clouds of the world – put on an emotionally euphoric performance at Soup Kitchen, writes contributor Winona Newman.

Famed on social media and hated by Transport For London, Jimothy Lacoste visited Soup Kitchen for a short-but-sweet sold-out show

An evening at Soup Kitchen with LAUREL leaves an audience privileged to have witnessed a singer destined to play far bigger venues, writes Alex Corns

Having released her debut album just a month ago, and on the second day of her European tour, LAUREL speaks to The Mancunion ahead of her show at Soup Kitchen.

The album is set to drop on 6th April when Cosmo headlines Soup Kitchen

Sugar daddies, blood bathing, social inequality, and capitalism – what more could you possibly want?