This autumn the Warehouse Project returns to Manchester for another year with the full season line-up having just been announced.

North Mississippi Allstars have come a long way since their entry onto the music scene in the late 90s as the saviours of southern blues.

American blues and country rock band North Mississippi Allstars are bringing their ‘Prayer For Peace’ tour to Manchester.

After such a turbulent time in Manchester, EDM fans flocked to the city’s eclectic and gothic-styled Albert Hall to be taken on an audio odyssey courtesy of Tycho.

Crowds of over 160,000 revelled in the diverse line up including everything from indie sensations The 1975 and singer and rapper Frank Ocean through to George Ezra, London Grammar, Pete Tong and Fatboy Slim.

Thousands of fans descended to Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium for a mix of old and new songs that spanned his 30-year career from Manchester’s adopted son.

San Francisco musicians Stefanie Ku and Conrad Schuman, of the avant garde electronica band Beautiful Machines, have praised the ‘Blitz spirit’ of the reeling Manchester public.

The Cribs blessed Manchester Academy with tracks from their seminal album Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever on its tenth anniversary.

Award-winning singer Kate Rusby put on a folk masterclass as she continues her 25-year anniversary tour at the Stockport Plaza.

The JAWS gig at Club Academy proved that the band’s effort at a sequel was a stronger one than that of the Hollywood blockbuster with the same name.

What do you ask someone who’s done it all? After all, Megan Mullally, who played Karen in TV’s Will and Grace, has been in some of TVs biggest sitcoms.