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October 10, 2024
ByGeorge Wainwright

Believe the Hype: Manchester’s most exciting student bands

Featured image: Gina Jackson aAh! rounds up the student bands to have on your radar Squelch! A…

October 10, 2024
ByAryaman Prabhakar

International students share their top tips for navigating life in Manchester

Featured image: Natasha Langman You have finally made it to the city of dreams to make your…

October 10, 2024
ByMegan Levick

The FRESHERS Issue: aAh! Magazine celebrates ten-year print anniversary and launches new magazine

Featured image: Kaitlyn Brockley Manchester Met’s arts and culture student magazine, aAh! Magazine, launched its Autumn/Winter print…

October 9, 2024
ByGeorge Wainwright

The Haçienda Threads: New book celebrates the life and legacy of the Haçienda nightclub

From the opening night in May 1982 until its closure in 1997, the Haçienda became a cornerstone…

October 9, 2024
ByIan Burke

Battlesnake / Big Cat Chic @ Gullivers review – Beyond brilliant, beyond ridiculous

Featured image: Ryan Mole Walls painted black. Hefty drapes. Tiffany-style gourd lamps dripping from a ceiling finished…

October 8, 2024
ByGracie Hall

Neighbourhood Festival 2024 review – Genre-benders, budding starlets and home-town heroes take the stage(s)

Featured image: Gracie Hall On an unusually sunny October day, Vincent’s Last Summer cram into Oxford Road’s…

October 5, 2024
ByAlex Comerford

Award-winning music PR and manager Andy Prevezer: “Life was a non-stop merry-go-round of gigs, parties and general mayhem”

Andy Prevezer started his career as an in-house writer for Warner Music’s Public Relations team in 1985,…

October 3, 2024
ByGracie Hall

Pale Waves’ Ciara Doran: “I feel like all our songs are queer”

Featured image: Niall Lea Ahead of Manchester’s Neighbourhood Festival 2024 this weekend, aAh! Magazine’s Gracie Hall catches…

October 1, 2024
ByJennifer Grace

Pop Culture Digest: September 2024 – a run-down of pop culture media and moments you may have missed

In a month where the leaves have started to turn, we lost national treasure Dame Maggie Smith…

September 30, 2024
ByaAh! Magazine

The Vamps @ O2 Apollo Manchester review and gallery – Nostalgic trip back to the early 2010s

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.