As they arrive in Manchester for a flat-out fantastic show, Nova Twins’ surge towards rock icon status isn’t even close to slowing down.
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Atreyu arrive in Manchester to not only celebrate the (belated) anniversary of their seminal album ‘The Curse’, but early-2000s metalcore as a whole.
Scene Queen brings bimbocore back to Manchester for what easily ranks among the most fun metal experiences in action today.
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.
Not only does Bilmuri’s sold-out Manchester show continue one of modern rock’s most unlikely ascents, it delivers an experience fitting of true superstars.
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.
On top of being one of pop-rock’s current breakout stars, RØRY’s inexorable human quality makes her live show feel so much more impactful and, above all, special.
Silverstein’s 25 Years Of Noise world tour comes to Manchester, with a stacked support bill to bolster its headliners’ ironclad cache of emo anthems.
State Champs return to Manchester with little about them having changed, though that only means they’re still one of the most consistently fun pop-punk bands around.
As they continue their path towards being one of the UK’s premier post-punk bands, Squid bring their thorny experimentalism to Manchester amid some of their biggest shows to date.