Unconventional jazz trio Mammal Hands make achingly powerful music whose ebbs and flows will take you on a cathartic journey at The Stoller Hall.
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Unconventional jazz trio Mammal Hands make achingly powerful music whose ebbs and flows will take you on a cathartic journey at The Stoller Hall.
From £20
In their first-ever tour as a duo, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis play The Bridgewater Hall, following the release of their acclaimed album Carnage.
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Raves are back and to celebrate, Salford den of debauchery The White Hotel is playing host to an all-night-long set from DJ don Erol Alkan.
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Fresh from the release of their hellacious second album Cavalcade, Svengalis of the avant-rock scene Black Midi are performing at The Ritz.
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Two days before their BBC Proms debut, Manchester Collective present a hometown celebration of life, music, and some truly extraordinary composers.
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For their first hometown show in four years, New Order will perform a career-spanning set at Heaton Park, supported by Hot Chip and Working Men’s Club.
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Producer Henrik Schwarz collaborates with Dutch string ensemble Alma Quartet, bringing together the worlds of classical and electronic music.
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In support of their excellent debut album Bright Green Field, Squid are performing one of their biggest headline shows to date at Manchester’s Albert Hall.
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A new work by composer Dobrinka Tabakova is at the heart of an intimate concert inspired by the healing potential and power of the natural world.
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Spanning music, theatre, dance and more, we round up the best online events taking place as part of Manchester International Festival 2021.
Leeds’ Belgrave Music Hall plays host to an all-dayer featuring Gruff Rhys, Stealing Sheep, Jerskin Fendrix, Deathcrash and more.
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