This event has been cancelled due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19
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This event has been cancelled due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19
From £11
One of the most prominent figures in the English folk revival, Eliza Carthy is bringing her brilliant solo album Restitute to The Stoller Hall this April.
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Manchester Collective’s boundary-smashing season continues with Ecstatic Dances – a show that sees ancient music brought to life for 21st-century ears.
From £11
Featuring Mall Grab, Special Request and Lone, this off-season event by The Warehouse Project is getting us excited.
From £15
Featuring Maceo Plex, Helena Hauff and Joy Orbison, The Warehouse Project’s New Year’s Day party is set to be a scorcher.
From £25
This Valentine’s Day, indie-folk heroes Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly. will be marking the People’s History Museum’s 10th anniversary with a special live set.
Aptly named Dawn Chorus, Jacques Greene’s latest album signifies a new chapter in the French-Canadian producer’s musical journey. Be a part of it at YES.
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North London alt-pop band Gengahr’s latest tunes suggest a very good album to come. Two weeks before it drops, catch them at Band on the Wall.
Teaming up with allstar hip hop big band Abstract Orchestra, Slum Village’s show at Band on the Wall promises to be a special one.
From £16.50
If you’re a fan of world music, then Awesome Tapes From Africa’s show at Band on the Wall is an absolute must this February.
From £12
Fatoumata Diawara is a standard-bearer of modern African music. A joy on record and a revelation live, she’s unmissable at New Century.
From £20
Dry Cleaning’s minimalist brand of post-punk is generating a lot of attention of late, and for good reason. Don’t miss them at Gullivers.
From £11