Featured image and gallery: Ben Redshaw Persian-American singer/songwriter Shab opens the show with the boundless energy you need on a huge arena stage. Recent single ‘Indestructible’ sets the tone, with ‘Sexual (La Di Da)’ and ‘What I Do’ further breaking the ice. New track, ‘Pull It Up’, keeps the crowd moving, while her collaboration with…
Opening Fall Out Boy’s night in Manchester are energetic pop/rock band Nothing, Nowhere who, alongside their own hits, cover Linkin Park’s ‘One Step Closer’, much to the crowd’s excitement. A second support act takes to the stage in the form of PVRIS, fronted by Lyndsey Gunnulfesen, who demonstrates her impressive vocal talent throughout. They storm…
Featured image and gallery: Ben Redshaw Shed Seven end their UK tour with a triumphant show at the Albert Hall. Before that, though, Keyside open proceedings. ‘Nikita’ gets the young Liverpool quartet underway, charming the away crowd with ‘Paris to Marseille’ and the unreleased ‘Down My Way’. Their tales of northern life hit home, with…
Alt-pop trio We Three headlined a sold-out Manchester Academy 2 for a performance of a lifetime. With a social media following of over one million followers on TikTok, this was a highly anticipated gig. We Three are a must-add to playlists for their incredibly relatable songs with themes of love, mental health and insecurity. The Portland group have come across the sea to bring their fantastic show to the UK and to showcase their powerful vocal and musical abilities.
Indie rock band Little Man Tate took the spotlight this weekend with their first headline tour in 15 years. Manchester was the second stop in the UK leg of this tour, with other upcoming stops in Southampton, Birmingham, London, and a special homecoming show in Sheffield. Joined by special guests Shambolics and All The Young, it was an unforgettable night for Little Man Tate fans.
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