A composer, director and director in demand, Sven Helbig brings his Pocket Symphonies to HOME for the next outing in Manchester Camerata’s UpClose series. The evening also features a live video performance by Chris Paul Daniels.
From £15.00
The atmospheric Manchester Cathedral provides the perfect setting for this concert, themed around spiritualism and minimalism. Hugo Ticciati, a violinist who takes a holistic approach to music, and visual theatre company Clod Ensemble will tackle works by Arvo Pärt, Vasks and Haydn.
From £15.00
Festival favourite Newton Faulkner returns to the live arena at Underneath The Starts with a brand new album in tow.
From £20.00
With a career that now spans 20 years, Kate Rusby brings her experience and award-winning folk songs to Underneath The Stars – both as a performer and as one of the festival’s organisers.
From £20.00
Join the merry Sgt. Pepper’s-themed carnival through Portmeirion village to celebrate 50 years since The Beatles released their iconic album, followed by a UK festival exclusive performance of the record in full by The Bootleg Beatles and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.
From £120.00
Wayne Coyne and co will bring the party to Festival No.6. Expect confetti canons, giant hamster balls and fancy dress galore from one of the world’s most-loved bands.
From £120.00
Celebrating the release of his new LP Derevaun Seraun, 21-year-old Oldham-raised musician Kiran Leonard is joined at Band on the Wall by a string trio, for what promises to be a thoughtful and intricate performance.
From £12.50
Following on from a 10-day residency at Islington Mill in 2016, Ex-Easter Island Head return to perform a newly composed piece of music with their Salford Large Electric Ensemble – featuring members of Gnod, Action Beat, ILL, Mother and more.
From £8.00
Manchester’s Albert Hall celebrates 100 years as a music venue with a ‘People’s Concert’, featuring a fun line-up of bands including British Sea Power, Dutch Uncles, Field Music and Boxed In. From £20.00
Event series Transformer returns – this time, to Albert Hall – for its second one-day festival outing – featuring Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Liars and Bardo Pond.
From £25.00
The RNCM’s family-friendly ‘relaxed’ concert series continues with instantly recognisable classics from Stravinsky, Bernstein and Copland.
From £5.00
Everything from classical music, Big band and jazz right through to a student collaboration with New Order.
From £5.00
