What's On

Following a triumphant set at Neighbourhood Festival, Manchester’s The Covasettes have announced their biggest headline show to date.

Biig Piig brings her instantly-identifiable, bilingual voice and global mix of influences to the stage at Gorilla this March.

Los Angeles based singer songwriter, Grammy awarded producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Louis Cole stops by Manchester’s Gorilla

Teleman play Gorilla in April in support of Good Time / Hard Time, their most dancefloor-friendly record to date.

Brighton quartet Black Honey take a break from supporting Liam Gallagher, The Libertines and IDLES to headline their own tour.

Local band Déjà Vega return to the live stage with added walls of synths to their already pulsing, rhythmic bass and drums, overlayed with punchy guitars, and at times, hypnotic vocals.

International superstar Kranium is one of Dancehall’s most valuable players with his timeless approach, electrifying stage presence, and infectious charisma.

One of the sharpest and most prolific British songwriters of his generation, Luke Haines, has partnered with R.E.M guitarist Peter Buck.

RNCM Day of Percussion returns for its 30th year with a day packed with exciting and informative sessions from internationally recognised performers and practitioners.

Rimzee depicts a life of luxury through creative wordplay, highlighting the struggles he has faced in life through vivid storytelling and carefully structured lyrics.

Indie/Post-Punkers The Rills play The Deaf Institute this December, armed with biting, streamlined tracks from debut EP, Do It Differently.

Big Joanie are a Black feminist punk band whose punk rock ethos have made them one of the most talked about bands on the UK live scene.

A special Christmas show with Jane Weaver, live at YES The Pink Room on 23rd December 2022