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… You can check out all episodes of our podcast on Spotify, Apple and YouTube, including interviews with DMA’s, Clint Boon, Robbie Knox, The Wombats, Jamie Webster, Clinton Baptiste, Scheiffer Bates, Omid Djalili and plenty more!
It’s Valentines Day! And a great excuse to delve into the more romantic side of our favourite artists. Yes, we all love the stadium anthems, but sometimes it’s the love songs that show off songwriters at their very best, so we have compiled a list of our 20 favourite love songs from up north. Only
As we approach the end of a great year for music, which saw the return of summer festivals and gigs across the country, it’s time to look back on some of the stand-out moments of 2021. From several big comeback announcements through to some landmark Manchester spectacles, here are our top 10 live music moments
As we approach Christmas and New Year, it’s time to reflect on a strong year for new music once again. 2021 has seen the resurgence of guitar bands, with indie artists claiming debut album number ones and the likes of Sam Fender reaching the Top 10 in the UK singles chart – uncharted territory for
On June 8th, a cryptic billboard appeared with the Courteeners’ iconic lyric ‘God Bless the Band’ and the date ‘25.09.21’. That evening, the band confirmed a huge homecoming show, returning to play at Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground four years on from their 2017 performance at the same venue. Now that day has finally arrived,
We post a selection of the biggest ticket releases every Friday, and this week is nothing short of a feast of live music. From the most unexpected collaboration since Sting & Shaggy, through to indie music royalty, this week has it all. So without further ado, here are our top four picks this week! Blossoms
Blossoms have surprised fans by announcing a collaboration with Rick Astley, with the Stockport and St Helens artists combining for two special shows where they will perform ‘The Songs Of The Smiths’. The shows will take place next month, kicking off at Manchester’s Albert Hall on Friday 8th before ending at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town
Victorious Festival (27-29 August 2021) – the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival – will return to Southsea Seafront this Summer with a phenomenal line up including headliners Madness, The Streets, Royal Blood, who are joined by the likes of Richard Ashcroft and Blossoms. Legendary singer-songwriter, Richard Ashcroft will deliver an unmissable set on Saturday at Victorious.
Blossoms have today confirmed a series of rescheduled live dates for their upcoming UK tour in August and September 2021. The tour includes three nights at London’s O2 Forum, Kentish Town and culminates in a huge show at Manchester’s AO Arena on Saturday 18th September. Support across the tour comes from The Magic Gang (30th, 31st Aug,
This year, Christmas will be different for everyone. The pandemic may have put a stop to your festive plans in 2020, but one positive difference about Christmas this year is the introduction of plenty of new festive hits. We’re more than happy to recycle classics from Slade, Wizzard, Mariah Carey and The Pogues each year,
