The evening begins with Soap, a pop-punk four piece from London. Formerly known as The Tyne, they have found success in supporting the likes of Busted and Noahfinnce. Lead singer Ryan Lofthouse clambers around the stage with his microphone as he riles up the audience.
Featured image: Jessica L White Ben Saunders is a queer and trans Manchester-based creative who recently graduated from the MMU’s School of Art. A jack-of-all-trades, he balanced his Illustration and Animation studies with co-running the Queer Art Market, selling his art, running creative workshops, and even creating hand poke tattoos. The Queer Art Markets are…
The QuietManDave Prize celebrates short-form writing and the life of someone who loved to experience new places, art and events and write about them. The QuietManDave Prize, honouring theatre critic and writer Dave Murray, is now open for entries for its 2024 edition, encouraging submissions in all forms of writing. Writers are invited to submit…
Our new Graduate Stories series uncovers the diverse experiences of Manchester Met alumni, exploring the reality of life after graduation and highlighting career achievements. We shed light on the different paths graduates take, share relatable and honest advice, and provide practical tips for students who may feel uncertain about their next steps. Laufey Guðnadóttir graduated…
Manchester’s biggest multi-venue festival returns this weekend.
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