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Rafters Nightclub in Manchester was a legendary venue that hosted iconic punk and jazz-funk performances in the 70s and 80s, launching the careers of bands
The Oasis reunion concerts at Heaton Park are set to generate millions for Manchester’s economy, with the city’s hospitality and tourism sectors preparing for a
Piccadilly Radio’s archives will be preserved and digitised, thanks to a £99,000 National Lottery grant, ensuring future generations can explore the station’s rich legacy.
Local social historian, TV producer and Radio Broadcaster, Karen Gabay, is leading a campaign to have Black musicians from Manchester recognised with blue plaques.
This is not a drill. Oasis have announced they are reforming for a world tour in 2025.
Denise Johnson, a Manchester music pioneer, is honoured with a blue plaque at her former home.
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