Manchester Metropolitan University's official arts and culture student magazine
Indie folk songwriter Angel Olsen performs a sentimental set full of mischief and intimacy at Manchester's iconic Albert Hall on her Big Time tour.
Featured image and gallery: Georgina Hurdsfield Excitement levels in Manchester Academy were peaking as fans clung to…
The first time we saw Beabadoobee was on The Dirty Hit Tour in 2019 at Manchester’s Gorilla. Even during her bedroom-pop beginnings, it was clear that she was destined for bigger venues. Now, three years later, she’s headlining a packed-out Manchester Academy 1. Whether you discovered her through her TikTok famous hit, ‘Coffee’, or through her latest Beatopia era - expectations were high for her set, and dare we say, they were easily matched or surpassed.
Featured image: The Mockstar Everybody knows that Thriller, Ghostbusters, and Spooky Scary Skeletons are great for a…
Platinum-selling Manc rapper Aitch is set to end his biggest tour to date in his hometown city…
Set to be another incredible year of live music and unrivalled memories, aAh! Music Editor Camilla Whitfield…
After incredible performances from the likes of Lime Garden and Cassia on the Festival Republic stage on Thursday evening, it wasn’t long before Friday was set to kick off. With Halsey and The 1975 headlining, as well as a whole host of exciting new talent taking to various stages on the site, there was so much to look forward to.
The final day of the festival was finally upon us and the lovely weather was yet to stop and it reflected the wonderful weekend that everyone had enjoyed. Set to the busiest day culminating in Arctic Monkeys’ return to Leeds, the excitement was apparent in everyone’s faces.
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield / Festival Republic After a perfect day had already passed, Saturday soon rolled…
Photography: Georgina Hurdsfield Sam Fender headlines Castlefield Bowl for Manchester’s Sounds of the City, straight off the…
Autumn isn't here just yet! You've still got time before the hustle and bustle of real life comes at you as August gives us one more month of summertime fun with a sports championship, one of the world's oldest music festivals and ending with the main event, Manchester Pride. Be sure to make the most of these last days of summer and get out there.
It’s not long now until the hordes of people will be descending on the Lake District’s much-loved festival ground, Lowther Deer Park. After two years of consecutively being cancelled its set to take place from Thursday 28 July to Monday 1 August.
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield Let’s see what July has in store for us as we round up the…
Featured image: Erika Kamano As a freshly turned 22-year-old touring the US with Halsey and gearing up…
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield June marks the beginning of summer, and what a summer it will be!…