Factory International unveils its ambitious 2027 programme, featuring nine UK and world premieres. We speak to Artistic Director John McGrath.
Factory International unveils its ambitious 2027 programme, featuring nine UK and world premieres. We speak to Artistic Director John McGrath.
One of the country’s foremost festivals showcasing new and emerging talent, Sounds From The Other City is back over Early May Bank Holiday.
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The Lawrence Batley Theatre, home of live performance in Huddersfield, crafts a varied programme for and with its local community.
Manchester jazz festival is back for 10 days, with a line-up that moves from major international names to some of the most exciting artists emerging closer to home.
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O2 Apollo becomes Pysch Fest’s main stage for the first time, with Billy Nomates and bdrmm heading the final wave.
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Featuring commissioned works by innovative new artists, Electric Storm 50 celebrates the life and work of pioneering electronic composer, Delia Derbyshire.
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Teaming up with Piccadilly Records, Common will host a great Record Store Day event filled with live music.
Free entry
FaT OuT is back with one long, dark night of loud music and underground performance split between two legendary venues: The White Hotel and The DBA.
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Piccadilly Records holds the largest stock of RSD releases in Manchester, with a handpicked selection of over 300 records.
Free entry
Besides stocking great Record Store Day titles, every year Eastern Bloc hosts an all-day-and-night party to celebrate all things vinyl.
Free entry
Record Store Day brings together hundreds of the UK’s independent record shops to celebrate all things vinyl.
The Grade II listed Huddersfield Town Hall is a multi-use venue that brings an eclectic mix of classical and popular entertainment to its local community.