As at home in arenas as ever, Alter Bridge arrive in Manchester packing some of the most soaring, refined hard rock around.
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Finally, Wolf Alice reach the arena-headlining status they were always building up to, and unsurprisingly for one of the UK’s alt-rock faves, they knock it out of the park.
Arena-ready and at the top of their game, Halestorm continue to sit comfortably among hard rock’s most vital crowd-pleasers.
Decades into a legacy as punk legends, The Offspring scale arena heights in Manchester and deliver a show of pure brilliance.
Now over 20 years into a near-constant ascent, Parkway Drive deliver their grandest show yet and forge a new peak in what arena-ready metal can achieve.
Limp Bizkit’s Loserville Tour arrives in Manchester, where the nu-metal legends are just one component of bill driven by its diversity and insanity.
Despite the odds in their favour seemingly plummeting in recent times, Thirty Seconds To Mars return to the UK to show they can still conquer an arena like nobody’s business.
The 1975 return home to Manchester amid a sold-out nationwide tour, a testament to the popularity of one of the UK’s biggest pop exports, and with the showmanship and catalogue of undeniable hits to match.
Fall Out Boy roll into Manchester with PVRIS and nothing,nowhere. in tow, both to reinforce their pop-rock enormity and celebrate the multitude of highs that have got them there.
With Tom DeLonge back in the fold, blink-182 are soaring at their highest level in years. We caught them on the Manchester date of their world tour to witness the pop-punk kings in truly incredible form.