Manchester Metropolitan University's official arts and culture student magazine
Eddie Toomer-McAlpine reviews The Psychedelic Furs at the Manchester Academy, a celebration of the band's first album in 30 years. But was it worth it wait....
Camilla Whitfield interviews The Ninth Wave's vocalist and guitarist Haydn Park-Patterson about the band's legacy, being healthy on tour and unreleased projects.
Eddie Toomer-McAlpine reviews Kantos at The White Hotel, a haunting and unique experience.
Dry Cleaning, Sunflower Bean and more take to the stage at the O2 Ritz for the fifth edition of the weird but wonderful Strange Waves festival. Minty Slater-Mearns reviews...
Hastings' punk-rock band Kid Kapichi goes beyond their hometown as they embark on a European Tour supporting Nothing But Thieves, and perform at all of your favourite festivals.
Camilla Whitfield interviews Sam Shjipston and Ryan Needham from Yard Act. They talk about taking inspiration from family members, non-musical plans and terrible takeaways.
Camilla Whitfield reviews The Ninth Wave for what could be their last gig in Manchester as a band. A bittersweet moment but let's celebrate the Happy Days!
Canadian rock bands Ready The Prince and Cleopatrick mosh into Manchester, performing in the still-standing Gorilla.
Acclaimed rapper Stormzy proves why he wears the crown at the AO Arena. aAh!'s music editor Camilla Whitfield reviews...
With almost 40 years worth of songs in his bag, Lloyd Cole is heading on tour, with a UK leg that includes a visit to Manchester’s Albert Hall on Tuesday 19th April.
James Booton talks to Manchester-based musician Lavender Rodriguez about their music, the importance of identity and how representation in music can create a loud effect.
Grime icon Stormzy is set to tour across the UK. Read more to find out where and how to get tickets.
Brit Award Winner Wolf Alice rock the Manchester Apollo. With a review from Eddie Toomer-McAlpine and a gallery by Georgina Hurdsfield
Hot Milk & Pale Waves perform a vivacious and energetic gig at the O2 Victoria Warehouse. Camilla Whitfield and Georgina Hurdsfield write up a review and gallery that is just as impactful and colourful.
James Booton reviews the classic indie band The Kooks at Manchester Victoria Warehouse.