What's On
The bands eagerly awaited return has Temples perform live at YES Pink Room as part of independent venue week!
Described as a “merchant of pure gay chaos”, Lynks brings their electro pop party to YES as part of Now Waves ones to see in 2023
Christian Reif, the US-based German conductor, returns to the Hallé, conducting a programme which includes Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring.
Grammy Award winner, Augustin Hadelich joins The Hallé at The Bridgewater Hall for an evening featuring Brahms’s Violin Concerto.
An evening of glorious, soaring melodies as The Hallé offer up a treasure trove of operatic gems.
Nicola Benedetti, arguably one of the most sought-after violinists of her generation, joins forces with Sir Mark to explore the lesser-known Second Violin Concerto of Szymanowski
Descend the basement steps of YES to catch three bands you’ll be hearing much more of in 2023, presented by Now Wave.
In support of her critically acclaimed album ‘And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow’, Weyes Blood performs at The Ritz.
RNCM’s opera students take on Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park with musical styles ranging from Philip Glass to Stephen Sondheim with hints of Benjamin Britten along the way.
The ensemble is directed by Dr Alexander Gagatsis, lecturer in Jazz Studies, and takes the form of a little big band, a smaller version of the conventional 18-piece big band.
The ensemble is directed by Dr Alexander Gagatsis, lecturer in Jazz Studies, and takes the form of a little big band, a smaller version of the conventional 18-piece big band.
British afroswing collective WSTRN come from West London consisting of Akelle Charles, Haile, and Louis Rei.
The Backseat Lovers are back, captivating listeners with their deeply personal lyrics and tight-knit live performances.
British producer and songwriter Irish singer-songwriter and producer Cian Ducrot stops by The Ritz this March.
M60 return home to Manchester for their biggest headline show to date at Gorilla this March.