Politics, Protests and Partying collide in Manchester Premiere of Brazilian hit…When it Breaks it Burns
“Everyone remembers their first NOW, so many fantastic memories have been soundtracked by the albums: from nights out to family parties, to holidays and car singalongs. After over 100 compilations and a brand new NOW app we felt it is the right time to bring NOW into the live events stratosphere.”
The Manchester Academy 2 was sold out and fans in their hundreds turned up to see Nina Nesbitt perform
“‘Can’t Stop The Bleeding’ is the latest Marshall stack bass drop banger from Gary Clark Jr., Gramatik and myself. Influenced by W.B. Yeats, Jimi Hendrix and terrified Ultra fans, this latest salvo of ‘Shred Step’ just erupted from ‘The Atlas Underground’.”
“Up there with her greatest work to date, packed with searing lyrics and solid-gold melodies.” ***** – NME
“We’re so excited to get our new show in front of audiences. We’re going to take people into a world of Evil Seagulls, Zombie Donkeys and Bingo Hairballs. The show has a lot of scares, a lot of laughs and some wonderfully wicked acts. “
“A truly remarkable piece of theatre” – Bolton Live
It may have been four years since he last flew solo but Alfie Boe certainly made up for it with these fans at the Bridgewater Hall.
Canadian super star, Shawn Mendes wows sold out Manchester crowd.
Since its formation in Oakland in 1968, Tower of Power has forged a reputation as a crack band of high achieving musicians fluent in all realms of soul, rock and pop music with a sophistication and punch like that of a jazz big band.