Marking the official start of The Warehouse Project’s 2024 season, Repercussion is back with a huge day-to-night party celebrating dance music in all its forms.
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Marking the official start of The Warehouse Project’s 2024 season, Repercussion is back with a huge day-to-night party celebrating dance music in all its forms.
From £54.00
Indie rock stalwarts The National take to Depot Mayfield this August, joined by their 4AD label mates, Dry Cleaning.
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In support of her new Americana-glazed folk rock record, Sound of The Morning, Katy J Pearson is performing at Gorilla.
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Fresh from the release of their dark and dangerous second album, Heart Under, Dundalk’s Just Mustard are heading to Band on the Wall.
Perfume Genius brings Glory to New Century – another transformation from a shapeshifter who’s made unpredictability a signature.
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After more than a decade apart, the seminal indie rockers Pavement are back, and heading to Manchester this October.
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Following a brilliant fifth album and a masterful headline performance at Glastonbury, Kendrick Lamar is victory lapping the world.
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At times skirting the edges of metal, at others digging into Krautrock, Hey Colossus’ deep, heavy psychedelia is a pure thrill.
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The Magnetic Fields perform intimate and orchestral arrangements of songs spanning their three-decade career at O2 Academy Leeds.
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Terry Chambers, the original drummer from XTC, brings the revered band’s classic songs to Band on the Wall this July.
London songwriter Tirzah mesmerises with her lo-fi, hallucinatory songs from the emotional interior.
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Sorry return to Manchester with a new album that finally captures the full strangeness and clarity of a band who’ve spent years ducking easy categorisation.
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