What's On
Scottish indie pop darlings Camera Obscura are out on tour for the first time in five years and new music is on its way.
Drawing on the personal narratives of its company of refugee actors, Tender explores the true cost of the migration journey for young people.
The spring begins with the first major retrospective exhibition of Caribbean British artist and poet John Lyons.
Experience the vibrant gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia in a concert that features a variety of classical and contemporary pieces.
In this audio-visual live concert, musicians and composers turn to the painter’s immense canvases for inspiration, reimagining them through sound and light.
Hurray for the Riff Raff will bring folk rock story-telling and soulful vocals to Deaf Institute this May.
Celebrating his nearly four-decade hip-hop career, legendary rapper Rakim formed the blueprint for the future of hip-hop.
HOME is excited to announce a brand new co-production musical Frankie Goes to Bollywood, coming to Manchester in Summer 2024.
Echobelly brings alternative rock vibes to Gorilla this May, promising a night of indie melodies and nostalgic 90s hits.
A moving musical performance, transforming The Deaf Institute venue into a space for connection. An MJF Trailblazer.
Part of Manchester Jazz Festival
A spectacular opening weekender, Manchester Jazz Festival at First Street is three days of free live music, food and drink.
Award-winning pianist and composer Nikki Iles takes her 20-piece Jazz Orchestra to RNCM as part of Manchester Jazz Festival.
Part of Manchester Jazz Festival