Noel Gallagher says fans will think he’s gone f***ing insane on ‘eclectic’ album
Oasis legend Noel Gallagher is set to make a return to his hometown next year with a brand new High Flying Bird’s album.
‘When I hear synth I see a unicorn’: Paolo Nutini offers a peak inside his artistic mind ahead of Manchester gig
Paolo Nutini is bringing a showstopping performance of his critically acclaimed new album Caustic Love to Manchester’s Phones 4U Arena as part of his latest UK tour
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.
Musicians Without Borders: Salford charity supports torture survivors who share tales of pain through song
A group of torture survivors are calling on Mancunians to help support the professional recording and release of their original music album through a Crowdfunder campaign.
Our Fold: Bolton band welcomed into the fold after decade in music wilderness with Manchester XFM gig
MM spoke to Our Fold frontman Damien Riley about the band’s rise to fame over nearly a decade prior to a performance at Manchester’s XFM gig.
Prodigal sons return: The Travelling Band back in Manchester hot on heels of new album The Big Defreeze
Alternative rock group The Travelling Band tell all on their upcoming Manchester gig, the new album and working with Grammy award winner Chris Lord-Alge.
Lott more mature: Pride headliner Pixie Lott reveals inspiration behind her new grown-up sound
Pixie Lott talks about her new album at HMV Manchester signing on Friday.
‘Duet with Morrissey? No thanks, he can’t sing’, claims singer-songwriter Risa Hall
Self-proclaimed ‘adopted Mancunian’ Risa admits not all of the city’s musical exports quite live up to her standards, and would choose to collaborate with the Oasis brothers over former-Smith’s frontman Morrissey.
Gig review: Sixty Minute Man @ Deaf Institute, Manchester
Up-and-coming Manchester band Sixty Minute Man made the walls shake on Saturday at the Deaf Institute when they wowed the crowd with their original songs.
Gig review: Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott tour What Have We Become @ The Lowry Theatre, Salford
What Have We Become, the brand new tour from The Beautiful South’s dynamic-duo Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, took Salford’s Lowry by storm.
Gig review: Gareth Emery presents Drive @ The Albert Hall, Manchester
Manchester’s adopted son and EDM trailblazer Gareth Emery chose the city he now calls home for half of the year (when he’s not sunning it up in LA) for the launch of his new album Drive.