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Skee Mask, the producer behind some of the most inspired electronic music of the past decade, returns to The White Hotel.

Part of their triple bill of shows at The Lowry this November, Opera North presents a bold re-imagining of Monteverdi’s era Orfeo.

Opera North presents a dramatic concert performance of Christoph Willibald Gluck’s timeless love story, Orfeo Ed Euridice.

Opera North’s triple bill of shows at The Lowry begins with the company’s critically-acclaimed production of Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata.

Julia Jacklin continues to mine the depths of her discomfort for timeless pop/rock songs on her latest record Pre Pleasure, which she brings to The Ritz

Electronica artist Rival Consoles, cornerstone of London label Erased Tapes, is bringing his new album ‘Now Is’ to The White Hotel.

Fresh from their third album, Hellfire, the ridiculously talented Black Midi bring their grotesque spectacle to the resurrected New Century.

Revered London promotors Eat Your Own Ears bring Four Tet, Floating Points and Overmono to the cinematic confines of Depot Mayfield.

Inua Ellams and Yomi Sode return to MLF to share work from their acclaimed poetry collections, which take aim at the legacies of the British Empire.

After 30 years of shapeshifting between folk, trip hop and brooding experimentalism, Beth Orton’s first album in six years is up there with her very best.

Head to New Century Hall this October to catch one of the most exciting live acts around at the moment: the R&B/soul/rock hybrid trio, Gabriels.

Celebrating 30 years of their fifth studio album It’s a Shame About Ray, American rockers The Lemonheads will play the album in full in Manchester.