Set against the backdrop of late 1970s Manchester, with its thriving punk scene and pioneering music venues like the Electric

This month marks 44 years since Joy Division were photographed on the Epping Walk Bridge in Hulme, resulting in the

In the year that the 5,000-seat entertainment venue The Factory opens in Manchester at a cost of £186m, KEVIN GLENTON

‘Get Back’, the eagerly-anticipated Beatles biopic directed by Peter Jackson is set to be released November 25. The three-part series

Mercury Prize Winners Elbow have curated an album as part of an exclusive artwork exhibition heading to Manchester this week – Sounds of the North, in town from September 19-30.

The Bard of Salford John Cooper Clarke turns 70 today, and doesn’t look a day older than when he burst onto the scene over 40 years ago.

A Manchester lad who helped changed the face of music forever, Pete Shelley will go down in the annals of history for his contribution to punk.

New Order performed their only UK show of 2018 at Alexandra Palace in London on Friday night, delivering a timeless set filled with songs both old and new from the band’s 40-year history.

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.

The exhibition was commissioned and produced as part of Manchester International Festival (MIF) in the latest of a series of collaborations with the gallery, following Ed Atkins’ Performance Capture in 2015.