Chilli Jesson’s Dead Dads Club arrives in Manchester for a set of veteran-fronted post-punk primed for big things.
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Another stacked festival bill for 2025 comes courtesy of Y Not, headlined by The Prodigy, Courteeners and Madness, and sporting the cream of the crop of both new indie talent, and fan-favourite throwbacks.
Paul Heaton and Rianne Downey head to Halifax’s Piece Hall for the first of two evenings of evergreen British pop.
Bloc Party’s extended anniversary jaunt continues in earnest, this time bringing some of the most defining indie-rock and post-punk of the 2000s to Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl.
On the latest of their infrequent UK visits, Weezer stop at Halifax’s Piece Hall with some incontrovertible evidence for their longevity in alt-rock.
Himalayas’ headline tour stops off in Manchester, where their ascension through the gritty alt-rock ranks looks nowhere close to slowing down.
On the road to Slam Dunk, Winona Fighter make their debut UK stop at Manchester’s Deaf Institute, to begin planting their flag atop pop-punk’s new generation.
Bradley Simpson’s solo journey away from The Vamps hits a new high, where his pop-rock chops and experience with stardom culminate at their sharpest point yet.
Manchester’s Albert Hall plays host to Orla Gartland on her UK tour, for an evening of fittingly luxe indie-pop and singer-songwriter fare.
Dayglow’s UK tour arrives in Manchester, continuing a run of charm that places them head and shoulders above many of their indie-pop contemporaries.