What's On in Manchester

Umut Adan & his band, Zebânis return with “Bogotà,” a hypnotic protest anthem. Anchored in the traditions of Anatolian psych and propelled by the communal pulse of cumbia, “Bogotà” transforms folk memory into a modern, global groove. Fuzz-drenched guitars, trance-like basslines, and insistent percussion combine into danceable dissent: music that makes you move while refusing to bow.

Don't miss Joshua Idehen plus special guests presented by FORM & Earth Cruises. This is a 14+ event (U16 accompanied by an adult).

Son Little’s latest album, Like Neptune, trades in the existential dread permeating previous work for unbridled joy and self-acceptance. In this verdant space of freedom, Son Little transmutes the chronic pain of self-doubt into a beautiful opus about overcoming generational trauma. Noticeably confident, Son Little prioritizes his signature rasp as the chief instrument of every song.

Lande Hekt, one of the UK’s best underground songwriters, explores queer identity, sobriety, and childhood trauma through heartfelt, conversational indie-pop. Her new album Lucky Now reflects a mature version of herself. Catch her live at KAMERA in Manchester.

Claire Rousay returns to Manchester after a sold-out 2024 performance, this time for a very different kind of set in support of the latest album, 'a little death'. Claire's music cascades from documented experience, reflections of the past that compose the present. A prolific multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer, Rousay gracefully crafts boundaryless music.

Iconic 70s disco and soul group Odyssey head to Band on the Wall in 2026! Known for classics like "Going Back to My Roots" and the unforgettable "Native New Yorker," their infectious hits dominated the UK charts in 1980, solidifying their place in music history.