Back to the (Morning) Glory days: Oasis won’t look back in anger as iconic Britpop album gets re-released
Fans of Oasis can now re-live the brawn and swagger of the Manchester hero’s second and most successful album as it has now been re-mastered.
Fans of Oasis can now re-live the brawn and swagger of the Manchester hero’s second and most successful album as it has now been re-mastered.
Five historic theatres in listed buildings across Greater Manchester have been named as ‘at risk’ by the Theatres Trust.
From the crowd booing her wayward punctuality, to telling aggravated audience members to ‘shush’ while she addressed an unhappy fan half-way through her set, the forecast lived to be true – This was certainly not your average show
‘Godfather of punk’ Iggy Pop will give this year’s John Peel lecture in Salford.
Former Radio 1 DJ Dave Lee Travis has avoided prison for indecently assaulting a woman at BBC Manchester studios – with the judge citing jailed paedophile Stuart Hall’s sentence as the reason.
The ‘good folk’ of Manchester and the city’s finest musicians have rallied together and drummed up almost £3,000 for Manchester Dogs’ Home which was gutted by a fire two weeks ago.
Boyband heartthrob Jason Orange has said Take That to the award-winning pop group by announcing his departure.
The Bridgewater Hall hosted one of the world’s foremost accomplished, international violinists Nicola Benedetti and the Manchester Camerata orchestra this weekend.
Canadian band The Burning Hell performed at the Soup Kitchen last night as part of their UK tour
Dan Michaelson speaks to MM about his heartbreak album, the city and how and how his music will soon be a soundtrack for comedy after his Northern Quarter performance.
The Saturdays got a packed-out Manchester Apollo Up dancing on a Sunday evening as they came to the city on their Greatest Hits tour.
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