British pop-rock band, The 1975, brought their highly talked about ‘At their very best’ show back to the UK after a year, rebranded as ‘Still…At their very best’

The 1975 play the biggest gig of their career, proving they are more than stadium ready with an expertly crafted live set, equal parts theatrical and sincere, that leaves fans wanting more.

Indie-pop hero Amber Bain releases her second album as the Japanese House, In the End it Always Does

Parklife review: The festival weekend’s success demonstrates the modern mantra of the ‘death of the genre’ and re-ignites the appetite for connection through live music.

Bonnie Kemplay talks touring with The 1975, student life in Manchester, and new alternative influences on her forthcoming sophomore EP.

Parklife 2023 is back and soon on its way. Here is all the information you require before the weekend!

What does a Greggs Sausage Roll have in common with raw meat and indie pop? Matty Healy of course. Check out The Mancunion’s review of the 1975 ‘At Their Very Best’ here.

October brought new albums from the 1975, Arctic Monkeys, Loyle Carner, and Taylor Swift. Are we back in the 2014 heyday or are our preteen idols clinging on too hard?

Now on their fifth record, are The 1975 really at their very best?

Leeds Festival invited six headliners: Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, Dave, Megan Thee Stallion, Halsey, and Bring Me The Horizon to perform to sold out crowds over the August bank holiday weekend.

Owen Scott reviews the latest track from rising star Beabadoobee.

Jemma Harris discusses how the music industry can help make touring more sustainable

Deputy music editor, Georgina Davidson reviews The 1975 at Manchester Arena

Jemma Harris discusses the new single from Manchester’s own The 1975, a track focussed on social anxiety

James Carroll talks you through the histroy of Manchester’s iconic music scene and the bands that shaped it, from golden oldies Joy Division to one of the biggest bands in the world right now, The 1975

Georgina Davidson explains why the red-hot Dakota Avenue are ones to watch

The tempestuous Larkins are making waves in Manchester and are set to be the next big thing. Louise Avey catches up with the band ahead of their homecoming gig to talk about their journey.

Six years after The 1975 dropped Music For Cars, contributor Jasmine Bennett reflects on the EP

On the release of the The 1975’s latest and third outing, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, Jake Oliver and Olivia White track the group’s progress since their EP launch

With an upcoming tour and a third album on the way, Jasmine Bennett reviews the latest singles from one of Manchester’s greatest, The 1975.