Playing Albert Hall’s first live gig of the year, Manchester’s own Honeyfeet will be melting down blues and pop, jazz and disco across two socially distanced sets.
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Playing Albert Hall’s first live gig of the year, Manchester’s own Honeyfeet will be melting down blues and pop, jazz and disco across two socially distanced sets.
From £25
Sir Mark Elder leads the Hallé in a spectacular Russian programme, featuring three masters: Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninov and Stravinsky.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
Join Stephen Bell and the Hallé for Russell Garcia’s Porgy and Bess, re-orchestrated by award-winning trumpeter, Ryan Quigley.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
Tomáš Hanus conducts the Hallé in a vibrant programme of Schumann, Mendelssohn and Louise Farrenc, featuring violinist Chloë Hanslip.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
Join conductor Stephen Bell, the Hallé and West End royalty Scott Davies and Jacqui Scott on a journey through the world’s best-loved shows.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
Young Norwegian conductor Tabita Berglund returns to the Hallé podium, conducting a programme of Beethoven, Wagner and Osvaldo Golijov.
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Opening the Hallé’s Summer Season is Elgar’s seminal Enigma Variations and Stravinsky’s blazing ballet Petrushka, conducted by Sir Mark Elder.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
Post-punk quartet Egyptian Blue and bedroom pop artist Joey Maxwell broadcast live sets from Scruff of the Neck’s NQ headquarters.
Free entry
Four Women is a cross artform collaborative piece between The Untold Orchestra and some of Manchester’s finest creatives, exploring the experiences of black women within the creative industries and society at large.
Free entry
Recently signed to Brownswood Recordings, Manchester’s own Secret Night Gang are serving up a mixture of soul, R&B, gospel and funk at the city’s newest venue: The Blues Kitchen.
From £12
This April, Band on the Wall are broadcasting full sets by emerging artists from Manchester, recorded at fivefourstudios, Salford.
Liverpool’s One In The Woods hosts a serotonin-tickling selection of underground house, techno and drum and bass artists in a magical woodland location this July.
From £82