Manchester Unspun: A city’s four-decade transformation through the lens of Andy Spinoza
There is nobody who has observed the transformation of Manchester more than Andy Spinoza, who has had a front-row seat
There is nobody who has observed the transformation of Manchester more than Andy Spinoza, who has had a front-row seat
Dave Haslam shares insightful anecdotes about his experiences with Tony Wilson and The Hacienda during this special podcast from Mancunian
A new exhibition exploring the formative years of Manchester’s most famous music label has opened at the city’s Science and
A free exhibition is taking place celebrating Manchester’s rock music legends from the dawn of punk to present day.
To find out more about The Refuge exhibition Suffragette City, MM caught up with Shari Denson and Julia Adamson, two of the women behind-the-scenes in Manchester’s music scene featured in the exhibition to hear about the state of the city’s music now, musical promotion in a modern age and their own self-confidence.
Manchester mayor hopeful Andy Burnham has been blasted for comments he made about the city’s music scene, ahead of a debate about the past and future of culture here.
Success from the first Hacienda classics show this weekend in Manchester could lead to more regular gigs in the near future and beyond, according to Graeme Park.
Manchester poet Mike Garry and music composer Joe Duddell, of Elbow and New Order fame, have teamed up to create St Anthony: And Ode to Anthony H Wilson, which is being released today.
The new documentary ‘He wasn’t just the 5th member of Joy Division’, will launch on May 5
Artist Stewy has been likened to Banksy
Ben Sedman yearns to snap the sights of India
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