Soweto Kinch at The Stoller Hall
Multi-award-winning saxophonist, MC and composer Soweto Kinch lifts the curtain on a four-month programme of live jazz in Manchester.
Written by Johnny James
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The Deaf Institute: Good Mood Interlude
Back with a bang, The Deaf Institute presents five weeks of socially distanced fun, featuring DJ sets, record label takeovers and screenings.
Free entry
48 Hours Neukölln: Ruby Tingle and LEFT WINTER
We chat with No Such Thing Records co-founder Ruby Tingle and artist LEFT WINTER ahead of their label showcase, streaming live from Manchester.
Free entry
Manchester Collective with Mahan Esfahani at Leeds Town Hall
Manchester Collective team up with boundary-pushing harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani in their first live concert of the year.
From £11
An Evening with Honeyfeet at Albert Hall
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
The Hallé – The Tsar, The Rock and The Firebird at The Bridgewater Hall
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)
The Hallé – Porgy and Bess, Celebrating a Classic Album at The Bridgewater Hall
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)
The Hallé – Schumann’s Spring Symphony at The Bridgewater Hall
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)
The Hallé – The Best of the West End at The Bridgewater Hall
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)
The Hallé – Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony at The Bridgewater Hall
Young Norwegian conductor Tabita Berglund returns to the Hallé podium, conducting a programme of Beethoven, Wagner and Osvaldo Golijov.
From £18.50 (Subs, concs and £5 student tickets also available)
The Hallé – Elgar’s Enigma Variations at The Bridgewater Hall
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)
Scruff of the Neck TV: Egyptian Blue and Joey Maxwell
Post-punk quartet Egyptian Blue and bedroom pop artist Joey Maxwell broadcast live sets from Scruff of the Neck’s NQ headquarters.
Free entry