Twisting together new wave, synth pop and early 2000s NYC indie, Melbourne band Teenage Dads are back with a fresh wave of UK dates.
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Twisting together new wave, synth pop and early 2000s NYC indie, Melbourne band Teenage Dads are back with a fresh wave of UK dates.
From £15.00
Elephant Gym bring their patchwork of jazz, contemporary math- and post-rock to Manchester this May in support of their new album, World.
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Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes performs live at Band on the Wall, following the release of his best album in 20 years, Turn The Car Around.
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One of London’s most hyped bands of the last few years, Bar Italia are playing Band on the Wall in support of their latest album, Some Like It Hot.
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The 45-member Afghan Youth Orchestra perform a special concert at The Stoller Hall, part of a series of collaborations called Breaking the Silence.
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With June comes one of the RNCM’s annual highlights, as the College’s Symphony Orchestra takes to The Bridgewater Hall stage.
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Led by Robert Ames, the RNCM Session Orchestra performs an electrifying programme spanning meditative electronica to maximalist pop via soul-stirring indie.
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Forget convention as Henning Kraggerud joins the College’s Chamber Orchestra to propel audiences into an exciting concert hall experience.
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Manchester Camerata joins RNCM students for a uniquely curated concert whose programme starts at the high middle ages and leads us to the present day.
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The RNCM welcomes Manchester Camerata and Henning Kraggerud to the stage for a musical journey full of innovation as familiar music is boldly re-imagined.
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Manchester Collective join Mercury Prize-nominated pianist Fergus McCreadie for a concert that blurs the lines between jazz, new classical and Scottish folk music.
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Get ready for an evening of unforgettable melodies and uproarious entertainment as the RNCM Opera performs Rossini’s much-loved farce, La scala di seta.
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