A fascination exhibition by British photojournalist Adrian Bradshaw offers a glimpse into China during a transformative decade.
Free entry
Hear the music from your favourite video games like you’ve never heard it before with this concert from The Manchester Video Game Orchestra.
From £18.00
RNCM welcomes back the Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers for a show of skill, stamina and red-hot rhythms to stir your soul.
From £22.00
The RNCM Symphony Orchestra is joined by organist Anna Lapwood and conductor Anu Tali for an evening of specially selected symphonic works.
From £15.00
The RNCM Brass Band Festival is back with a two-day showcase of some of the UK’s leading brass bands, plus top international soloists.
From £0.00
Scottish composer Erland Cooper rescores the acclaimed silent film The Wind for 18 women of the Chorus of Opera North.
From £18.00
One of the most influential British bands in modern history, Echo and the Bunnymen are celebrating “40 years of magical songs” at the majestic Albert Hall.
From £37.50
Tipped by the Guardian as “The new Scott Walker”, Oldham’s Keeley Forsyth is bringing her haunting new folk album to St Michael’s.
From £16.50
Catch Yves Tumor, one of the most exciting artists working in experimental pop, is performing at YES in support of their Asymptotical World EP.
From £15.00
Seven-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Billie Eilish is heading to Manchester Arena with Happier Than Ever, The World Tour.
From £47.80
Some of Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s most soaring, searing music features on their latest album, which they’re bringing to Manchester in January.
From £30.25
Bristol EBM band SCALPING – purveyors of a pummelling blend of techno, punk, post-rock and metal – are bringing their ferocious live show to The White Hotel.
From £13.50
