Bringing Beatlemania back to Manchester for a few days only, Let It Be began its eight-show run at the Opera House last night.

While the EDL rally in Piccadilly Gardens on Saturday had only 30 attendees, the anti-fascist counter protest organised in response had an estimated 100.

Tom Odell brought passion with his piano to the O2 Apollo last night, which he labelled “one of his favourite venues in the world”.

‘For the Love of Horror’ will allow horror fans to indulge in all manner of scary attractions, from battling zombies in ‘outbreaks’ to spooky ‘nightmare zones’.

Mahalia played a sold-out gig in Gorilla on Wednesday – and what a show it was!

A brother-sister tennis double act from Hale strutted their stuff on the big stage at the National Finals of the Quorn Family Tennis Cup last weekend.

Like a kind of LGBT time-warping Howard’s End, The Pride shows how relationships, sex, self-worth and fate are intricately entwined with the society and period we live in.

Until February 3 2019 Manchester’s People’s History Museum will display an exhibition reflecting on 100 years since the reform of the electoral system in Great Britain.

At the start of a career-high breakthrough tour, it is natural for an artist to have butterflies in their stomach.

Tom Walker brought his eclectic mix of rock, soul and pop to a sold out O2 Ritz in what was a huge hometown gig.

Bloodyminded promised to be the UK’s first single shot live broadcast interactive feature film. If you think this sounds ambitious, you would be correct.